Explore, Ask, Imagine How to Live the Unitarian Universalist Principles at All Souls Sunday School, Where Learning is Fun
At All Souls we offer two hours of programming every Sunday for all ages of children and youth from birth through high school. Each Sunday School class develops its own covenants for creating a welcoming and caring environment for every child and teen. We learn to integrate our seven UU principles in our lives through stories, discussions, creative expression and service. Professional curriculum, engaging lessons, and exceptional teachers are keys to the success of our programs. Developing friendships and having fun are high priorities for us. All children and youth are welcome to join us on Sunday mornings!
SUNDAY MORNING SCHEDULE
Nursery Service 10:00 -12:15
Nursery service is provided for babies and toddlers.
Children and Youth Programs 10:00-11:00
Rev. Judith Cady with our Sunday School
Art and creative play are provided for preschool through first grade. Science activities and storytelling are provided for second through fifth grade. Service projects and socialization opportunties are offered for middle school and high school.
Children’s Choir 10:00-10:30 – Resumes Fall 2012
All Souls offers an exceptional music program for children participating in our Children’s Choir, directed by Sarah LaBarr.
As a professional voice teacher, Sarah is teaching our children both the skills and the joy of singing.
Sunday School Program 11:15-12:15
Sunday School classes are provided for ages 3-18. We explore our Unitarian Universalist faith and principles
through storytelling, discussion, creative experiences and service projects.
2011- 2012 SUNDAY SCHOOL CURRICULUM
Preschool and Kindergarten Children: Chalice Children
Nurtures religious growth, creativity and connection to our Unitarian Universalist community through “hands on” experiences that reflect the natural religious development of preschool children.
First, Second and Third Grade: World Faiths
Explores the religious traditions and holidays of world faiths through stories, songs, arts and creative activities.
Youth studying the story of Cain and Abel, using "CSI" tactics
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grade: Bibleodeon
Introduces young UUs to stories of the Hebrew and Christian Bibles and to the relevance of these stories to contemporary life, with opportunities to decide on their own what they think and believe about the Bible stories.
Seventh and Eighth Grade: The Questing Year
Engages youth in quests connected to exploration of the inner life, the mystery of life, Unitarian Universalist faith development and social action.
High School: Ethical Issues
Reflects on our Unitarian Universalist values and principles as they relate to ethical issues of importance in our world today.
