Young Adult & Campus Ministry

Young adults (roughly ages 18 - 35) are a growing force in Unitarian Universalism. Whether you are looking to promote the spiritual growth of young adults in your congregation or on your campus or simply want to find out what other young adult UU's are up to, here are some resources to check out:

http://connectuu.com   Calling itself the "Online Directory of Unitarian Universalist Young Adults," this website includes information on young adult groups, events, people and mailing lists.

Young Adult & Campus Ministry Consultant - effective May 1
  Elayne Mosher
  (607) 431-2345
  lavender8green@yahoo.com

Please join the staff and Board of Trustees of the

St. Lawrence District in welcoming

Elayne Mosher as our new

YOUNG ADULT-CAMPUS MINISTRY CONSULTANT!

The St. Lawrence District Board has regretfully accepted Robbie Brydon’s resignation from the position of Young Adult-Campus Ministry Consultant, effective May 1, 2008.  Robbie has done a wonderful job for the district since August of 2007, beginning the process of developing and strengthening programming for young adults and college students, and of building a network of communication among its leaders.  We on the district staff look forward to working with Elayne Mosher, to continue the work Robbie has begun and to fulfill the vision we all hold for this ministry.

Elayne is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Society of Oneonta, where she has served on the Board of Trustees, on the Social Action Network, and as a Youth Advisor and Coming of Age mentor.  She has attended EAGLES (our district leadership school), and is Vice President of the St. Lawrence Theological Foundation.   She has been involved in congregational Young Adult activities in Oneonta since 2003.   Professionally, she has worked since 2002 for Springbrook in Milford, NY as their Home and Community Based Services Coordinator for at-home services provided to individuals with developmental disabilities. 

Elayne brings a wealth of leadership and organizational skills to the position, both from her UU experiences and from her professional life.  Almost more importantly, she is passionate about Unitarian Universalism, and about building community and meaningful programming for our young adults.  The district’s leadership hopes you will join us in welcoming Elayne, and that you will take advantage of all that she has to offer. 

Please send contact information for your future or existing campus ministry and/or young adult groups to her after May 1st, or call with questions or just to say hello at lavender8green@yahoo.com or 607-431-2345.