Our Religious Education program nurtures the spiritual growth and social engagement of young people, helping them listen, stay open, and serve the Beloved Community.

Through hands-on learning and real-world skills, children and youth explore Unitarian Universalist values at home and in the wider world, while drawing from diverse sources of wisdom.

We support young people in building confidence, compassion, and a sense of purpose, empowering them to live their UU faith through advocacy, connection, and personal growth.

A woman in glasses and a colorful polka dot dress is kneeling on a maroon carpet, surrounded by children sitting cross-legged, listening. There are candles on a menorah and a silver candle holder on a table, with a sofa and a wall with a window and wooden paneling in the background.

Grades K - 1
World of Wonder

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Children and adults outdoors holding up a colorful parachute in a grassy field under a blue sky with clouds.

Grades 6-7
Spiritual Survivor

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Three children walking in a forest trail, holding a long stick between them, surrounded by green bushes and tall trees.

Grades 2 - 3
Moral Tales

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Person wearing black and white sneakers standing on rocky ground with dried leaves, next to a painted rock that says "High Unitarian Richenster, New York."

Grades 8 - 9
Coming of Age

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Group of seven young children, wearing orange safety vests and holding grocery bags, sitting and standing on a fallen tree trunk in an outdoor area with graffiti-covered wall behind them.

Grades 4 - 5
Toolbox of Faith

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Group of young people sitting on a wooden stage, with some reading books and others holding a microphone, in a room with a beige brick wall and a blue curtain.

Grades 9 - 12
Youth Group

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