Worship for children

Unitarian Universalism welcomes children for all they offer right now and for who they will become in the future. In Unitarian Universalist faith development programs (religious education), our goal is to help children make meaning of their experiences within the framework of our faith. Whether learning about our faith—roots and identity, world religions, life's experiences, questions and mysteries—or how we can live out our faith in the world, we hold children in communities of safety, love, and justice where they are valued just as they are.

We currently offer two classes: supervised play for those under five years old and religious education for those in elementary school. Families are encouraged to come early to find the classes and meet the teachers. All children attend the first part of the worship service with their parents. They are invited forward to sit on the quilt for the children’s story and afterwards go to their classes. Parents are always welcome to attend religious education (RE) classes with their children.