Horizon’s programs for children and teens equip children, youth and families to live out Horizon’s mission to Welcome Radically, Love Boldly, Grow Spiritually and Serve Courageously.
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Ages 3-6
Preschoolers and Kindergartners can
learn life lessons and UU values based
on the popular show, Bluey.
Younger elementary children can choose to participate in this class or join the LEGOS class.
Ages 7-12
Our elementary group will unleash their creativity and explore our faith through lessons based on creating with LEGOS. Other Sundays will focus on the monthly Soul Matter's theme or be inspired by holidays and current events. Younger elementary children have the choice to attend this class or the Bluey class each Sunday.
Grades 7-9th
Junior high-aged youth will engage in
this yearlong comprehensive
sexuality education course (pre- registration required) Learn more about OWL.
High School
Coming of Age (COA) is a journey of discovery and discernment of beliefs, values, and religious identity. The class strives to lead youth to live out Horizon’s mission and promote love and justice in the world. Course concludes with the UU Heritage trip to the Boston area, the historic center of Unitarian Universalism in the US.
Sunday Youth Group
Ages 13+
The youth group will meet on selected Sunday mornings from 10:45-11:45 and occasional weekends for events during the fall and spring semesters. Youth Group is youth-led and teens have input on topics covered during our time together.
Spring dates: March 9 & 23, April 13 & 27, May 4
Lauren Daniell, Director of Religious Education (she/her)
Welcome! I have been serving Horizon since 2013 after a long career as a classroom teacher. I invite you to contact me to learn more about programming for children, youth and families at Horizon at DLRE@horizonuu.org.
I’ve been a Unitarian Universalist since 1995, and was active as a congregant in other UU religious education programs and served on boards of trustees before coming to Horizon.
The all-church theme for November is Healing. Our faith reminds us that healing takes work, that conflict is a part of life, and it’s the intentional actions we take afterwards that can heal our relationships.
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