You are welcome here!

No matter how you identify, the color of your skin, or who you love, we welcome you and your family just as you are!

What can you expect on Sunday Mornings?

Families gather in the UUFH sanctuary for 10:30. After the Story for All Ages, younger kids join their peers and learning guides for Sunday School in the Fellowship Hall classrooms. Older kids join their friends and guides in the UU Cottage next door.

What will you see on Sunday mornings?

On Sunday mornings, visitors are likely to see a diverse group of kids laughing and smiling as they learn about social justice, practice environmental stewardship, and experience the love central to Unitarian Universalist. Sunday school is a chance for kids to explore Unitarian Universalist principles that place treating other with dignity at its heart.

What will my kids learn in Sunday school?

Sunday school is a learning hour where kids are invited to explore UU values of equity and justice and learn about different religions and philosophies through play. Stories, songs, sports, science projects and opportunities to garden and craft are used to guide kids as they learn about UU values.

What do parents and caregivers like about UUFH?

At UUFH parents and caregivers are in loving community and inspired to do social good! They know their kids are in a safe space and learning how to be confident and kind. Kids rarely have screen time during learning hour, and no one forces anyone to recite Bible verses or face being shamed!

Although Unitarianism and Universalism both have origins as liberal Christian traditions, today we embrace diverse teachings from many different global religions and philosophies. Kids are as likely to leave UUFH quoting Ghandi as they are to leave quoting Mother Teresa.

Multigenerational Worship Services

Multigenerational services are a great opportunity for all of us to worship together. There is no separate children’s gathering on these Sundays because the children and youth are encouraged to be present with their caregivers. Often kids are invited to participate in the service on these days whether that is in a skit or during a song.

The Rainbow Principles

We are all the colors of the rainbow. Each of us unique yet united as a whole. Every single U, a blessed individual. Together we live these rainbow principles.

1. RED! stands for Respecting other people
2. ORANGE! Offering fair and kind treatment
3. YELLOW! puts the Yearning in your learning
4. GREEN! Grow in your search for truth and meaning
5. BLUE! Believe in what you are achieving
6. INDIGO! Insist on freedom, love and peace
7. VIOLET! Value the work that does not cease

Forms

Registration Form
Please register your children and youth to let us know about contact information and health conditions, allergies or medications. Click Here to Register.

Photo Consent and Release Form
From time to time, photographs (or other digital reproductions), videos and/or audio clips may be taken of the children, youth and adults of our Family Ministry Program engaging in UUFH programs and activities. We never include the names of the children in any publications or online postings without special permission from the parent or caregiver. Click here to download the Photo Consent and Release Form.