What's Coming Up?
1) Feb 2012 - Online Classes for Lay Leaders
All you need is a phone and a computer with Internet access!
Hot Topics from my seminar at ILIFF Seminary
- Multi-Generational Programming
June 2011 - General Assembly
"Creating Successful Multi-Age Mission Trips" Workshops
U.U. congregations need mission projects. We transformed our congregation when 18 total adults and youth raised $45,000.00 and built a school in Guatemala with the "Sienna Project." We have created a multi-media presentation and resource to help you offer a mission or service project, too!
Renaissance Modules
Katie has been a Renaissance Module leader since 1986 and specializes in the U.U. Identity and the Curriculum Modules.
Workshops
Katie is available for presentations and workshops and will create a custom workshop based on her books, philosophy, and 25 years of experience in Religious Education.
Katie has offered the following workshops:
1) The U.U. Equation (Mountain Desert District Annual Meeting Workshop, Oct. 17, 2009)
2) Weaving U.U. Identity into MLUC Faith Development,
(Nov, 08, Main Line Unitarian Church, Devon, PA Saturday, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.)
3) Full Circle: Ways of Creating Lifelong U.U.'s, (Nov. 08, MLUC (Friday, 7 - 9 p.m.)
4) Spirituality of Middle Schoolers, PNWD, Feb 07 (Boise, ID, weekend workshop for Pacific NW District)
5) Creating a Strong R.E. Program, 2 year consulting contract with NUUC, Lewiston, OH, (one weekend workshop for 2 years with teachers, RE Committee, minister, and invited guests)
About the Author
Katie has changed her name and moved! Please update your old order forms to:
Kate Tweedie Covey (formerly Erslev)
Lafayette, CO
phone: 970-556-1176 (Mountain Time)
email: katiecovey@gmail.com
Katie is a lifelong UU and grew up in churches and fellowships around the nation, including Devon, PA, Charleson, W.VA, Claremont, CA, and Midland, MI.
She is also an author for the UUA Core Curriculum project, a leader and trainer for the UU Identity and Curriculum Modules of the UUA Renaissance Program, and is active in the Liberal Religious Educators Assn (LREDA).
Katie has served as an adjunct faculty in Religious Education for the ILIFF Seminary in Denver, CO. She has her M.Ed. in Child Study from Tufts University and B.A. from Connecticut College.
She is closely supervised by her Border Collie, Captain. Her young adult sons keep her from being an old fogie too much of the time and her partner, Mark, keeps her laughing.
