is a five-session program guide in which primary children, intermediate
children, youth, and adults can learn about stewardship with their peers,
then celebrate it together
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Table of Contents & Acknowledgments
Introduction
Unit One: Stewardship for Primary Children
- Session 1 What Is Stewardship?
- Session 2 Who Are Our Stewards? What Is Our Legacy?
- Session 3 How Can We Be of Service?
- Session 4 Doing an Act of Stewardship
- Session 5 A Celebration of Commitment
Unit Two: Stewardship for Intermediate Children
- Session 1 What Is Stewardship?
- Session 2 Who Are Our Stewards? What Is Our Legacy?
- Session 3 How Can We Be of Service?
- Session 4 Doing an Act of Stewardship
- Session 5 A Celebration of Commitment
Unit Three: Stewardship for Youth
- Session 1 Three T's of Stewardship
- Session 2 Our Stewardship Legacy
- Session 3 Values in Giving
- Session 4 How We Give
- Session 5 A Celebration of Commitment
Unit Four: Stewardship for Adults
- Session 1 Stewardship: Definition and Mission
- Session 2 Our Stewards and Our Legacy
- Session 3 Time, Talent, and Treasure
- Session 4 Stewardship, Skills, and Action
- Session 5 A Celebration of Commitment
All Units: Session Five Celebrations of Commitment
- Intergenerational Worship Service
- Children's Chapel Service Leader
Resources Leader
- Resource 1: Overview Leader
- Resource 2: Stories of UU Stewards: John Haynes Holmes Leader
- Resource 3: Stories of UU Stewards: Gwendolyn Willis Leader
- Resource 4: Stories of UU Stewards: Whitney Young Leader
- Resource 5: UU Timeline Leader
- Resource 6: Mary Livermore Leader
- Resource 7: John H. Holmes Leader
- Resource 8: Dana Greeley Leader
- Resource 9: Lotta Hitschmanova Leader
- Resource 10: Martin Luther King, Jr. Leader
- Resource 11: Mother Teresa Leader
- Resource 12: Coyote Wants to Know
Handouts
- Handout 1: LOUUP Stewardship Tasks
- Handout 2: Family Stewardship Letter
- Handout 3: Children, Money and Values: Ten Principles
- Handout 4: Helping Children with Allowances and Savings
- Handout 5: Stewardship Box
- Handout 6: Letter to Child and Parents
- Handout 7: Intermediate Grade Participant Letter
- Handout 8: Questions for Interviewers
- Handout 9: Questions for Guests
- Handout 10: Stewardship Questionnaire
- Handout 11: Ranking Values
- Handout 12: Panel Questions
- Handout 13: Principles of the Unitarian Universalist Association
- Handout 14: Stewardship Pledge
Resources
- Bibliography
- "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" by Rev. Gary Kowalski
- "Going It Alone" by Rev. David Weissbard
- "Learn to Fly" by Rev. Amanda Aikman
