Spiritual Exploration for Adults (SEA)
Fall 2025 Classes |
About SEA: Spiritual Exploration for Adults
(SEA) provides opportunities for adults in the church to deepen and explore their faith. SEA provides high-quality programs on primarily Thursday evenings (but also at other times) which focus on spiritual development in three areas: theology, spiritual practice, and ethics. Here is information about past programs.
For more general information, contact: Marion Hirsch, Director of Lifespan Religious Education dre @ c3huu.org |
Forgiveness
Led by Intern Minister Caleigh Grogan
Thursdays, 6:30-8: PM at church
Oct. 16, 23, and 30Over the course of three sessions, we will think together about what forgiveness means to us each as individuals as well as in the context of our communities. Drawing on theology, philosophy, and personal experience, join Caleigh in exploring the different layers of and perspectives on forgiveness as well as what role forgiveness may have in our work for justice.
Session 1: Reflecting on how we currently understand forgiveness in our lives and beginning to think about the different perspectives we bring to it.
Session 2: Exploring what different thinkers say about forgiveness, including theologians, philosophers, and social activists.
Session 3: Synthesizing what we’ve read and discussed and thinking about how we might integrate forgiveness into our own lives and our collective work for justice.
Led by Intern Minister Caleigh Grogan
Thursdays, 6:30-8: PM at church
Oct. 16, 23, and 30Over the course of three sessions, we will think together about what forgiveness means to us each as individuals as well as in the context of our communities. Drawing on theology, philosophy, and personal experience, join Caleigh in exploring the different layers of and perspectives on forgiveness as well as what role forgiveness may have in our work for justice.
Session 1: Reflecting on how we currently understand forgiveness in our lives and beginning to think about the different perspectives we bring to it.
Session 2: Exploring what different thinkers say about forgiveness, including theologians, philosophers, and social activists.
Session 3: Synthesizing what we’ve read and discussed and thinking about how we might integrate forgiveness into our own lives and our collective work for justice.
Come and Meet the Prophets
Led by Rev. Thom
Wednesday, November 5 and 12, at 12:00 (bring your own lunch!)
Or Thursday, November 6 and 13, at 7:00 in the evening
Join Rev. Thom for an exploration of the prophetic books of the Hebrew Bible, from A (Amos) to Z (Zephaniah). We’ll look at how to read prophetic literature and consider its relevance for us today.
Led by Rev. Thom
Wednesday, November 5 and 12, at 12:00 (bring your own lunch!)
Or Thursday, November 6 and 13, at 7:00 in the evening
Join Rev. Thom for an exploration of the prophetic books of the Hebrew Bible, from A (Amos) to Z (Zephaniah). We’ll look at how to read prophetic literature and consider its relevance for us today.
UU Theology for Parents
Led by Marion Hirsch
Saturday October 25, 10:30-12:00, at church, with childcare
Learn about how to talk with your children about Unitarian Universalism.
Led by Marion Hirsch
Saturday October 25, 10:30-12:00, at church, with childcare
Learn about how to talk with your children about Unitarian Universalism.