2nd Graders Acting out a Play in their RE class
Spiritual exploration for children and youth begins at an early age with groups meeting at the same time as the scheduled weekly services at 9:00 and 10:45 am. A nurturing environment, using games, arts-based activities, stories and more, invites children to question, reflect, and explore their values.
Children ages 2 through 7th grade meet in small groups with adult facilitators on Sunday mornings. 8th graders attend classes at 6:30 pm on Sunday nights. Youth in grades 9 to 12 also meet on Sunday evenings. All groups work in covenental relationship.
Summer RE classes for pre-K – 5th grade begin on June 19, 2011 at 10:00am (single service) No registration need for Summer classes only.
Multi-generational Learning
Member Registration. If you have been attending for 6 months, made a commitment to attending services and classes regularly and have made a pledge of financial support, please register your children by clicking on this link:
Visitor Registration. If you are interested in checking us out, please register your children here so that we may keep you posted on class details:
Welcome to Childrens Religious Education
FAQs for Childrens Religious Education
Childrens RE General Information
Kindergarten and 1st Grade Information 2011-2012
2nd and 3rd Grade Information 2011-2012
4th and 5th Grade Information 2011-2012
6th and 7th Grade Information 2011-2012
8th Grade Information 2011-2012
8th Grade Sexuality Education 2011-2012
Special Programs
We also offer several “cornerstone” or special programs. Sexuality education (see link above) is offered for grades 2, 5 and 8. A Rite of Passage at 5th grade invites 10 and 11 year olds to consider their developing values and beliefs. These are celebrated in a special Rite of Passage ceremony in the month of December. Our 7th graders spend a year studying religions of the world – they visit other houses of worship and learn of the historical roots of the world’s major religions. This program, Neighboring Faiths, invites young teens into a religious identity of Unitarian Universalism, as they understand the connections between the world’s religious and fulfill their own growing need for deepening spirituality and a religious identity.
If you have any questions please contact Tuli Patel, our Director of Religious Education. You can find her contact information on the Contact Us page