Offered most Sundays during worship services.

Spirit Play, a Montessori-inspired offering

Spirit Play is based in story and ritual, play, and creativity. It gives children the tools to make meaning of their lives and questions such as:

• Who am I,

• Where did I come from, and

• What is my purpose

within the container of Unitarian Universalism.

Explore a Soul Matters curriculum in a one-room school house model with various learning stations set up inside. Outdoor spaces as weather permits.

The Soul Matters curriculum helps us focus on UU values and explore their potential to shape us and, in turn, shape the world. We will explore such questions as:

• How do these values offer us both challenge and comfort?

• What might it mean to place them at the center of our living?

• What promise do they hold for us individually as well as collectively?

We’ll read stories, make crafts, and have a ton of fun together. We’ll continue to have treasures from the treasure box for the younger children, and look forward to the fun!

On Sunday mornings, the teens are invited to either join the one room schoolhouse group in the RE wing, or they can choose to stay in the sanctuary. 

On the first Sunday of each month from 6:00-7:30 pm, we'll host a Teen Gathering based on the teen Soul Matters packets, typically at WUU. Once a month, in addition to that, we'll meet for a social event such as Jamestown 4H, video game tournament, etc. For the current schedule, check the WUU event calendar.

High School (Grades 9-12) Soul Matters

The teens explore their Unitarian Universalist faith together with their group facilitators. This welcoming, inclusive group explores our Unitarian Universalist faith through the lenses of deep listening and personal reflections on our Sources. Join us!