Youth Our Junior High and Senior High groups, meeting with adult advisors, focus upon developing personal theologies and on issues of social justice. These include, for example, courses in theology and spirituality, programs about Unitarian Universalism, parenting classes, yoga, drumming, meditation, and book discussions. The brochure includes descriptions of the curriculum for each grade level and a listing of all upcoming programs and activities for children, youth and adults. Please call our Director of Lifespan Religious Education, Yvonne Rochon, with any questions. There is a modest registration fee for our religious education classes for children and youth.
Waivers are available upon request.
Adult programs often carry a small charge, and scholarships are available. Child care will be provided at no charge for adult programs, but must be requested a week in advance.