PCD MUUGs (Pacific Central District Middle School UU Gatherings)
Posted by RE Coordinator
Posted on March 21, 2017
UUSS Junior High Youth Group attending the most recent MUUGs event at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Santa Cruz County.
From the MUGGs website:
What is MUUGs?
MUUGs is the acronym for Middle School Unitarian Universalist Gatherings, a program which serves youth in 6th-9th grade. It is a program of the Pacific Central District of the Unitarian Universalist Association (PCD-UUA), which is a Association of multiple congregations in Northern Califoria, Northern Nevada and Hawaii. As such, MUUGs brings together youth from many different congregations in the district for weekend events to building a safe and affirming community and deepen Unitarian Universalist values. For more information about the strengths of this program and how it functions, please explore this site.
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More Junior High Youth Group Updates
9/12/16
By RE Coordinator
JHYG will typically dedicate the first and second Sunday of each month to the Neighboring Faiths curriculum. This curriculum requires regular attendance, both on those Sundays and then about once a month for a visit to another faith’s worship service. On September 18 at 11:45, there will be a one-hour parent meeting to acquaint parents and guardians with Neighboring Faiths, the plan for this year, and Anthony Johnson, the lead teacher to prepare us guardians, after the church service.
9/7/16
By RE Coordinator
8/19/16
By RE Coordinator
UUSS middle schoolers (grades 6-9) are invited to spend a weekend with other UU youth at the San Mateo church, August 26-28. At a MUUGs’ Retreat, youth live in intentional UU community, participate in small groups for discussion & games, worship daily, attend workshops, eat food and make many new UU friends. If you have questions about our retreats, please contact Marlene Abel, Registrar for the MUUGs’ Program at .
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