LEARN AND GROW
Lifelong learning, for all ages.
Unitarian Universalist Religious Education offers a diverse and inclusive learning experience for all ages. From toddlers exploring friendship to adults delving into complex social issues, our programs foster spiritual growth, social justice, and community building.
all ages welcome
Where every age belongs
Unitarian Universalist religious education is a lifelong journey of discovery. Rooted in many wisdom traditions and a culture of open inquiry, our programs empower people of every age to:
Explore their spirituality within a supportive, inclusive community.
Cultivate their own unique spiritual path.
Develop a strong ethical compass.
Find your program
Children and youth meet Sunday mornings; adult enrichment runs throughout the week. Choose a path to learn more.
Children
Stories, song, and creative activities that explore friendship, wonder, and our shared values.
Youth Group
Middle and high schoolers build friendships through critical thinking, ethics, and service.
Adult Enrichment
In-depth study groups and conversations on faith, justice, and meaning — offered all week.
Family FAQ
We dress very casually — most children wear T-shirts and jeans or shorts. Others prefer to dress up. Come however you’re comfortable.
No — programs for children, youth, and adults are funded by the church budget. We invite families to pledge yearly in support of BAUUC and its programs.
Yes — we ask all families to register, and to reconfirm yearly. Forms are at the Greeters’ Table or online.
Younger children begin in the sanctuary with their parents, then follow the Keeper of the Flame to class. Middle and high school youth start with their groups at 11:00.
Religious education sessions end about one hour after the worship service begins.
We’d love your help. Reach our Director of Religious Education to get connected.