Blueprint Faith Table is holding a meeting to start engaging members who have joined since the start of our launch. We have some new community partnerships we're excited to work with and some upcoming initiatives that we will be looking to Faith Table members to take part as they are able and willing. Food will be provided so let us know if you have any dietary restrictions when signing up!
Over the past two years, the Forsyth IAF Education Research Action Team has been deeply engaged in listening to families, educators, and community members across Forsyth County to understand their experiences with public education. Through hundreds of conversations and small‑group meetings, the team identified consistent concerns around services for exceptional children and the need for stronger school counseling and student support. In response, they have developed concrete proposals aimed at strengthening EC services and expanding the capacity of school counselors to meet student needs.
This important work will be presented to community leaders at the Forsyth IAF Founding Assembly on June 14, where our county will come together to support meaningful, community‑driven improvements in public education.
Children will begin in the Worship Service with family and then leave Worship with their teachers after the Story.
Once in the classroom, the children and teachers will explore stories through cooking and conversation. As time and weather allows, the class may go outdoors for play at the end of the lesson.
The Personnel Team meets quarterly.
The Book of Ruth unfolds “in the days when the judges ruled,” a turbulent period marked by famine and instability. Naomi, her husband Elimelech, and their two sons leave Bethlehem for Moab in search of food. Naomi, who loses her husband and sons while living in Moab decides to return home to Bethlehem. Her Moabite daughter‑in‑law Ruth refuses to leave her, pledging loyalty with the words, “Where you go, I will go.” To survive, Ruth gleans leftover grain in the fields of Boaz, a relative of Ruth's husband who shows her protection and kindness. Naomi guides Ruth in seeking Boaz as a kinsman‑redeemer, and he honorably takes on this role, marries Ruth restoring their family’s future.
Children will begin in the Worship Service with family and then leave Worship with their teachers after the Story.
Once in the classroom, the children and teachers will explore stories through cooking and conversation. As time and weather allows, the class may go outdoors for play at the end of the lesson.
Adults and High School aged youth are invited to join Katherine Jones and Willa Carpenter in a guided discussion after watching Imara Jones present the 2025 Ware Lecture. Katherine and Willa attended the UUA's 2025 General Assembly in Baltimore and watched the Ware Lecture live and shared discussion with the DRUUMM (Diverse & Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries) attendees. They both serve our congregation working with the children on Sunday mornings and Willa is the lay lead for the young adult (yUUng'ns) group. Reserve your spot today!
Unitarian Universalism is a covenantal rather than a creedal faith. What does that mean? How doe we make and keep covenants? How to we repair them when broken?
Children will begin in the Worship Service with family and then leave Worship with their teachers after the Story.
Once in the classroom, the children and teachers will explore stories through cooking and conversation. As time and weather allows, the class may go outdoors for play at the end of the lesson.
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General Sessions, guided by co-moderators Rev. Kimberly Quinn Johnson and Bill Young, are where the essential business of the Unitarian Universalist Association unfolds. Open to all via live streaming, these […]
General Sessions, guided by co-moderators Rev. Kimberly Quinn Johnson and Bill Young, are where the essential business of the Unitarian Universalist Association unfolds. Open to all via live streaming, these […]
General Sessions, guided by co-moderators Rev. Kimberly Quinn Johnson and Bill Young, are where the essential business of the Unitarian Universalist Association unfolds. Open to all via live streaming, these […]
