An intensive weekend training designed to prepare leaders to teach the “Our Whole Lives” (O.W.L.) program to Elementary aged children. “Our Whole Lives” is based on a philosophy of comprehensive sexuality education that helps participants make informed and responsible decisions about their sexual health and behavior.

As Unitarian Universalists, we have the opportunity to take action on issues that are important to us individually and as a religion. There are many opportunities for involvement—locally, nationally and internationally.

One opportunity that occurs at a national level is the Congregational Study Action Issue (CSAI). Each year at the General Assembly our association votes on an important issue to study and take action on. After an issue is chosen, the Commission on Social Witness (CSW) undergoes years of study, research and practice. The CSW then drafts a Statement of Conscience (SOC), receives comments and suggestions from congregations, and then a vote is taken on whether to place the Statement of Conscience on the Final Agenda at the next GA to be further revised and voted upon.