1. Meets monthly Maintains forms for potential class submissions Maintains records of teachers/classes Maintains records of class attendance Organizes and emails info for newsletter, order of service, and weekly emails Provides educational materials for people unable to attend services (ex: Prison Lending Library) Announces classes at Wednesday night dinners and helps class leaders with setup/takedown of audiovisual equipment. Starting 2015, organize and distribute material for CG including membership, room/calendar reservations. Works with budget for class supplies, compensation for outside teachers, and educational materials including books for ARE library. Attend Program Council with monthly updates Internal classesExternal classesFUUN classesNVC Groups Covenant Groups Primarily classes that originate from material/curriculum available from UUA that is presented via members of FDC (or chosen by FDC) FDC creates, distributes, and leads class information in addition to providing the advertisement and room/calendar reservations. Ex: New UU, Faith like a River Primarily classes that originate, organized, and presented by church members or members of the community Form required to be filled out >7 weeks prior to requested class date(s) to ensure approval. FDC provides audio/visual equipment, advertisement and room/calendar reservations. Ex: Personal History class (Deborah Wilbrink), Christmas Carol. Primarily classes that are organized and led by FUUN ministry or committees FDC provides advertisement and room/calendar reservations Ex: Lay Minister program, Herb and Craft Fair classes NVC groups maintain their own programming FDC provides advertisement and room/calendar reservations Until August 2015, CG maintain their own programming. Starting August 2015, FDC will organize and distribute material to individual CG. FDC will provide advertisement and room/calendar reservations Faith Development Committee Organization FDC Responsibilities

2. Charge to the Adult Faith Development Committee The Board of Directors of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Nashville does create the Adult Religious Education Committee for the purpose of coordinating an educational program to promote the faith development of the whole person to include broad and flexible opportunities for study, exploration, reflection, and spiritual practice. The Board charges the committee, in conjunction with the Director of Lifespan Religious Education (DLRE), with the following responsibilities: Organize programs (classes, seminars, and scheduled events) to encourage educational experiences in mind, body, and spirit consistent with Unitarian Universalist values. Facilitate classes developed by members and friends of FUUN consistent with Unitarian Universalist Values. Ensure educational opportunities are adequately publicized, utilizing all relevant communication mediums.

3. Group# of classes# of total attendeesAverage Attendance Per Class# of Zero Attendance% of Total Classes Int251194.7614.0% Ext391965.031641.0% FUUN (total)311795.64232% FUUN-Min14876.2117.1% FUUN-EoL44110.25125.0% FUUN-BC122.0000.0% FUUN-HCF12494.0800.0% Total Classes954945.2 Attended:73 Unattended:23%