CLASSES – Students continue to enjoy explorations of Unitarian Universalism and our seven principles. A big thank you to all the folks we’ve had in the classrooms so far this fall… Molly McGaughey, Matt Sayre, Austin Roberts, Christie Launius, Susan Rensing, Carrie Cave, and Lily … read more.
We have officially begun our school year programming. We started in early September with a “Safety Day” where students learned what to do in case of fire, tornado, etc. (It was fun to discharge an old fire extinguisher in the parking lot.)
THANKS
What a huge, fun summer we had. We “traveled” to Washington DC, Peru, Tanzania, Haiti, Italy, and Cuba. We took tours of fly fishing, waffle irons, the Brothers Grimm, water and had a pilgrimage along the Camino de Santiago. And we went on two … read more.
WORLD TRAVELERS
We head south of the border in August with trips to Haiti and Cuba. Come join the fun!
3RD SUNDAY TEEN LUNCH
Teen Lunch starts up again August 19. All teens (7th grade and up) are invited to gather for lunch (usually pizza) after … read more.
In May, we celebrate creativity. We often think of creativity as connected to the arts, and indeed, self-expression is an important role for creativity. In addition, creativity can be an important part of problem solving. Children … read more.
Join us following the Sunday morning service on April 1, for the Fellowship’s annual Easter Potluck Brunch, and Easter Egg Hunt. Kids are invited to eat first and then gather in the Jupiter room for the start … read more.
Our Whole Lives is in full swing. OWL 7-9 started in January and the group of 13 teenagers is very lively and engaged. They meet in the Jupiter room every Sunday from 12:30-3:00. Thanks for giving them their privacy and using a … read more.
ImmigrāshCON – February 9-11, 2018 (A youth CONference for students in 7th-12th grades)
An opportunity for both a fun and educational experience. The theme is based around the modern issues surrounding American migrants and our current government administration’s push to end immigration into the U.S. Unitarian … read more.