The Call for Joy
In this workshop youth explore the importance of joy, laughter and play in healing and nurturing our world. Joy might seem like an odd quality to link to social justice work. However, if we realize how important it is to have joy in our lives we see that giving joy to others can be a motivating factor in justice work. Participants are introduced to Sarah Foster, a lifelong Unitarian Universalist who is also a professional clown.
Take it Home
Start a family tradition of sharing one funny story or joke over dinner every night. What about starting a weekly game night potluck with family and friends? Every week different people bring different games to play. To move it to another sphere, sponsor a game night or a funny movie night at the congregation. Remember the importance of being an ambassador for joy, laughter and play. We can all be that kind of ambassador.
Session: #10
