Saturday, August 14 to Saturday, August 21, 2010

Site Updated: 2/11/09

"Reflecting on the Call to Serve"

This year's co-chairs are Bill Licea-Kane (781-641-4170) and Kay Snowden (781-646-5604).

Kay SnowdenHow have you chosen to serve others? What meaning does it hold in your life? Service can be a powerful way to connect with one another across generations, beliefs, and cultures. Adam Davis, Senior Research and Teaching Associate with the Project on Civic Reflection and editor of Hearing the Call Across Traditions: Readings on Faith and Service, will lead us in the practice of civic reflection, a series of conversations that starts with short, thought-provoking readings and gradually opens up onto larger questions about civic engagement.

Our week will also include workshops in music, yoga, and photography; time to read, swim, walk and explore this beautiful island; and favorite evening activities — all optional. This conference is a magical place for children! Please join us for a week of reflection, relaxation, amazing youth programs, and the opportunity to share a precious week with one another. We especially welcome “new shoalers!”

 

 

Minister of the Week:
Morning chapel services will be lead by a leading UU minister.

 

Youth Leaders:

GROUP LEADERS GRADES
YOUTH COORDINATOR: Rebecca Keller Scholl
Malaga  A
Lunging  A
Cedar A
Duck A
Smuttynose A
Appledore A

 

Workshops and Starbursts:

 

 

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