REACH Fall 2001
CONTENTS

ADULT
Elderhood and Spirituality
Film as Theological Text

CURRICULUM
Adult to Child Story Telling
Answers to the GA Test of Knowledge
Excerpts from the Introduction of Essex Conversations
New UUA Online Resource for Congregations
A Pop Quiz
Religious Boxes
Unitarian Views of Jesus
Winter Festivals around the topic of light
Who wants to be a UU?

LEADERSHIP
Code of Ethics Covenant
Employment Opportunities for Lay Religious Professionals
From the Office of Professional Development
No Tougher Issue
Religious Education: A New Vision
Shaping a Philosophy of Religious Education
We are a religious Education Program
Who Wants to be an RE Teacher

PARENTING
Families Matter Resources
Media Violence Research Update
Reflection Discussion Guide
Resources from the Dougy Center
Upcoming Titles from Beacon Press
Websites on Media choices for Families
When Children Learn

SOCIAL ACTION
Halloween Giving for UNICEF

TEACHING
The Twelve Tips of Teaching
Religious Teachers Expectations
Sample Teacher Evaluation
Teacher Evaluation Form
Teacher Questionnaire
Teacher Recruitment Pitch

WORSHIP
2001 Award-winning Intergenerational Sermon
Beatitudes for Earth Sunday
Christmas Prayer
Faith Hope and Love
Living our UU Principles
Meditation for Mother's Day
New Millenium
Readings for the Common Bowl
Stories for the Season
Recommended Hymns for Children and Youth
'Tis a Gift to be Loving
Your Gifts

YOUNG ADULT
About Young Adult Ministry
Annotated Resource List
Starting or Renewing a District Young Adult Ministry Committee

YOUTH
YPS Application

Index Page

Recommended Hymns for Children & Youth
Jacqui James, Anti-oppression Programs and Resource Director
Religious Education Office, UUA

A small committee from the UU Musicians' Network has reviewed Singing the Living Tradition and identified material particularly useful with junior choirs and in religious education programs. The hope is that this list will begin to make the hymnbook more accessible to religious education programs.

Children's Choirs, a booklet written by Lynne Beasley and Alfa Radford of the UU Musicians' Network, provides some guidelines and answers a number of questions about starting a children's choir. Copies are available free of charge. Please contact me here at the UUA if you would like a copy of this booklet or if you have other questions about using music with children, starting a junior choir, or about the Musicians' Network.
--Jacqui

Junior Choir Use

73 Chant for the Seasons
83 Winds Be Still
180 Alhamdulillah
196 Singer of Life
202 Come Sunday
214 Shabbat Shalom
226 People, Look East
227 Creche Flickers Bright Here
229 Gather 'Round the Manger (very appropriate for young children)
230 Duermete, Nino Lindo (a lovely Hispanic lullaby)
260 Oshana, Shira Oshana
356 Will You Seek in Far-Off Places?
362 Rise Up, O Flame (good choir response to chalice lighting)
384 Alleluia (Mozart's)
385 Gloria
388 Dona Nobis Pacem
389 Gathered Here
390 Gaudeamus Hodie
393 Jubilate Deo

Hymns and Songs for Children's and Intergenerational Worship

30 Over My Head
38 Morning Has Broken
51 Lady of the Seasons' Laughter
56 Bells in the High Tower
66 When the Summer Sun Is Shining
76 For Flowers That Bloom about Our Feet
95 There Is More Love Somewhere
97 Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child
100 I've Got Peace Like a River
104 When Israel Was in Egypt's Land
116 I'm On My Way
118 This Little Light of Mine
121 We'll Build a Land
123 Spirit of Life
131 Love Will Guide Us
141 I've Got a New Name
147 When All the Peoples on This Earth (for Kwanzaa)
149 Lift Every Voice and Sing
152 Follow the Drinking Gourd
154 No More Auction Block for Me
156 Oh, Freedom
162 Gonna Lay Down My Sword and Shield
168 One More Step
169 We Shall Overcome
201 Glory, Glory, Hallelujah!
205 Amazing Grace!
217 O Sing Hallelujah (children can sing the repeated refrains, adults the verses)
305 De Colores
346 Come, Sing a Song with Me
348 Guide My Feet
361 Enter, Rejoice, and Come In
387 The Earth, Water, Fire, Air
392 Hineh Mah Tov
395 Sing and Rejoice
397 Morning Has Come
399 Vine and Fig Tree
400 Shalom Havayreem
401 Kum ba Yah
407 We're Gonna Sit at the Welcome Table
413 Go Now in Peace
414 As We Leave This Friendly Place

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