We are so excited you’re here! Whether your family is returning this fall, or if you’re brand new to Neighborhood UU Church, we welcome you to our Children and Youth Faith Engagement programs.
Our school-year based Sunday program runs from September through May. At the beginning of the program year in September, or if you are joining us partway through the year, we ask that all participating children and youth be registered. This ensures that we have current information about all program participants.
We will have a monthly schedule available so that you know what’s coming up. There will be Faith Exploration classes most Sundays, aside from some holiday weekends. We are also excited to have a One Room Schoolhouse class monthly, where children of all ages will meet together for singing, art and other fun activities.
If you would like to register your children for our programs, or if you have any questions, please reach out to Rev. Omega at revomega@neighborhooduu.org. They will be happy to answer your questions or point you in the right direction.
Families with children are always welcome in the sanctuary on Sundays. In addition, there is a play area in the Narthex entryway for our younger children and babies to be with their caregivers during services.
All people are lovable beings of infinite worth, imbued with powers of the soul. We are obligated to use our gifts, talents, and potentials in the service of life.
Unitarian Universalism affirms all families, of origin and of choice. Parents and caregivers find support to embrace their role as children’s primary religious educators—to open authentic conversations with children about difficult topics—to grow in faith together through religious practices, truth-seeking, justice work, service projects, and more.
While UU family ministry comes in many shapes and sizes, at its core, UU family faith development is a journey of relationships. Family members connect with one another, the faith community, and the universe to discover and rediscover a dynamic, sustaining faith.
