Infant - Toddler Class

• Staffed by a professional caregiver and one volunteer.

Two - Three Year Old Class

• Staffed by a professional caregiver and one volunteer.

• Friendship Finders: This curriculum gives our youngest children the opportunity to experience being a UU through ritual, structure, and simply by playing and having fun with their church friends.

Four - Five Year Old Class

• Staffed by a professional caregiver and one volunteer.

• Walking the Rainbow Path: Children will begin to name their own religious and spiritual experiences, and will learn stories and language that create a framework on which to build their own belief system; all of which nurtures their ethical growth.

First - Second Grades

• Led by one volunteer teacher and an assistant.

• Walking the Rainbow Path: Children will begin to name their own religious and spiritual experiences, and will learn stories and language that create a framework on which to build their own belief system; all of which nurtures their ethical growth.

Third - Fifth Grades

• Led by one volunteer teacher and an assistant.

• Holidays and Holy Days:  The class will learn the similarities and differences Unitarian Universalists share with world religions by exploring and celebrating holidays from around the world.

   

Middle School Class 
(Grades 6 - 8)

• Led by one to two volunteer teachers.

• Neighboring Faiths: Students will explore their own values and reflect upon the universal religious experience by visiting area churches, and speaking with individuals of varying faiths.

   

Senior High Class 
(grades 9 - 12)

• Led by our Youth Advisor.

• YRUU: Sr. High students and leaders will create their curriculum as they progress through the year by utilizing the elements of worship, community building, social action, learning, and leadership.

 ADDITIONAL   PROGRAMS

Coming of Age

Coming of Age (COA) delves into the purpose and meaning of UUism in the individual lives of our Sr. High students.  Students are paired with mentors from the congregation, and the program culminates in a trip to the UUA in Boston.  Through this process, students will be encouraged to define their personal spirituality and will have the option to share their journey with us.

Children's Choir
Ages 5 through 12 are invited to join the Children’s Choir led by our Music Director, Kenny Smith. There are several brief performances each year during the Sunday Service, and practices are held on specific Sundays at 10:00 a.m.