This session concludes the program by affirming children’s connection to our Unitarian Universalist history and future. They are invited to see themselves as carriers of a UU legacy: of faith in the power of humans to make the world a better place, of hope, and of support for one another on our faith journeys. The story of Antoinette Brown and Olympia Brown reinforces a sense of UU history and encourages children to help one another find the courage to follow one’s calling.
Take Home:
We can use a mirror to look at ourselves honestly. We can also use a mirror to help us dream of how we would like to be seen. For example, look in the mirror and see yourself as a brave person. You might make a morning glance into the mirror your new ritual. You will see that you that you look fine and are ready to start the day, and that you are a good person and ready to live and show your faith today.
Session: #16
