Cam across this web page for this "church"!
Jedi Academy is a class for fourth, fifth, and sixth graders (8-12 years old). This class uses Star Wars as a platform for exploration in the areas of skill, senses, courage, insight, and spirit. Children will develop mindfulness practices and investigate big ideas about social justice and faith relating through a fictional work. The curriculum references the first six movies (the original trilogy and the prequels), but children do not need to have watched the Star Wars movies to participate in the class.
When I look for their beliefs - about the only thing I could find is that they do not believe in the Trinity.
According to Wiki: they no longer observe the Christian symbols of baptism, communion, or confirmation,
In addition, evidently they do not believe in Hell.
(I know, i know - can we really call the UU a "Christian" denomination)
Jedi Academy is a class for fourth, fifth, and sixth graders (8-12 years old). This class uses Star Wars as a platform for exploration in the areas of skill, senses, courage, insight, and spirit. Children will develop mindfulness practices and investigate big ideas about social justice and faith relating through a fictional work. The curriculum references the first six movies (the original trilogy and the prequels), but children do not need to have watched the Star Wars movies to participate in the class.
When I look for their beliefs - about the only thing I could find is that they do not believe in the Trinity.
According to Wiki: they no longer observe the Christian symbols of baptism, communion, or confirmation,
In addition, evidently they do not believe in Hell.
(I know, i know - can we really call the UU a "Christian" denomination)