Learning is
like light. It shows us paths we never knew existed! Whether young or not-so-young, our commitment is to the open heart and mind. We learn in worship, we learn in gatherings, we learn in fellowship. Childcare is available in a warm and loving environment from 10:30 until the end of the worship service; this is reserved for children three and under. Please honor our Well-Child policy by caring for sick children at home to avoid spreading illness. Chalice Children (PreK- age 7) is a Montessori / Spirit Play classroom. This program is based on stories and play. Last year some of the older children created some of the tactile play materials from sculpey oven baked clay. It is awonderful room designed for the children. Spirit Seekers (8-9 years) This group will be learning from, “We Believe“, a workbook and curriculum which has many games, involves music and art, and social justice projects for the children to learn about our faith in a fun, hands-on way. Jr. Youth (10-12 years) uses “Sing to the Power” curriculum, in the UUA Tapestry of Faith program. To learn more about the curriculum and view specific lesson, visit the UUA’s Sing to the Power curriculum page. Youth Group (High School Students) This program is welcoming students to engage in leadership training and social justice projects. Adult Learning: Our work with the Welcoming Congregations program will inform much of our organized learning opportunities during the year. The Religious Education (RE) Committee meets monthly to plan activities, and coordinate events for children, If you are interested in joining the committee or offering suggestions, or for more information, please contact us. |
We are currently accepting applications for
Coordinator of Religious Education. Welcome To Religious Education
at The Unitarian Universalist Church of Weymouth. Feel free to visit us any time! Once you’ve visited a few times and feel ready to settle in, it’s time to register. We ask that all families register for the RE program each year in order to keep our family contact information updated and also have accurate records about children’s allergies, dietary restrictions, medical concerns, and special needs. We will have RE registration throughout the church year (September-June). Our registration forms are on the right as you enter the social hall. Our RE Mission is to provide, through the participation of parents and other members of this congregation, guidance for our children and youth in their personal, ethical, and spiritual exploration, in a safe, nurturing, inclusive, and engaging environment. Our RE Vision is to continually evolve toward a multi-generational community of aware, involved individuals who live the values of our faith. Our Seven Rainbow Principles: What do Unitarian Universalist congregations covenant to affirm and promote? Here is a simpler children’s version of our seven Unitarian Universalist Principles: 1. Respect the importance and value of all beings 2. Offer fair and kind treatment to all 3. Yearn to learn and grow throughout life 4. Grow by exploring ideas and values together 5. Believe in your ideas and act on them 6. Insist on peace, freedom and justice for all 7. Value our interdependence with nature |
