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 Spiritual Exploration & Education
youth education & Sunday church school
 

September through June: Church school is held 10:30-11:45am on Sunday mornings during our regular church services. Youth religious education is available for ages three and up through the senior high school years.

There is also nursery care for toddlers and babies during our church services.

Please see one of the friendly Greeters at the back entrance of our church when you first arrive for Sunday Service. They will be glad to show you how to register for church school. You may also download our Registration Form.

 

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

Classes run from 10:30 to 11:45. Please pick up your children between 11:40-11:45am and then feel free to join the rest of the congregation in the Emerson Room for snacks and beverages.

Regular attendance will help your child get the most out of church school. While we recognize that each family situation is different, we appreciate your effort to attend regularly.

We are a cooperative church school in which parents teach & volunteer to help. If you are not able to teach, we request that you sign up to help with one of our many other activities. Please look at the registration form for a complete listing of opportunities.

Let us hear from you. If you have any observations, ideas, or problems, let us know. We are here to make your child’s religious education experience a good one and we want to know what you think.

 

You can see UUCA activities listed in
our monthly events calendar.

 

 

OUR MISSION AND GOALS

Mission:
Our purpose is to guide our children and youth in the study of Unitarian Universalist Principles and heritage, moral values, social responsibility, and diverse religious ideas in a safe and resourceful environment, enabling them to develop their faith understanding as Unitarian Universalists.

Goals:
• To help our children be able to articulate our UU Faith and be able to take our UU Principles and use them as a guideline for living.

• To give our children an opportunity to live their faith through social justice projects.

• To familiarize our children in their “free and responsible search for truth and meaning” with the Six Sources of Our Inspiration, so that they may choose which “speaks to them” more.

• To help our children develop into thoughtful caring adults, with a greater sense of who they are, and what we are as a church.

 


**More information on current Youth Activities will be listed
in our newsletter-social page here on our website.**

 



 

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