UUSS middle schoolers (grades 6-9) are invited to spend a weekend with other UU youth at the San Mateo church, August 26-28. At a MUUGs’ Retreat, youth live in intentional UU community, participate in small groups for discussion & games, worship daily, attend workshops, eat food and make many new UU friends. If you have questions about
Rainbow Promises: The 7 Principles in kids’ language We promise to: RESPECT all people, OFFER fair and kind treatment to all, YEARN to accept and learn about ourselves and others, GROW by exploring what is true and right in life, BELIEVE in our ideas and act on them, INSIST on a peaceful, fair, and free
OWL, what’s that? Parents and guardians are invited to attend an informational meeting on Sunday, August 21 after service. UUSS is offering Our Whole Lives for children & youth in grades 4-6 and for grades 7-9 this upcoming RE year. Read more about OWL on the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) website here.
Summer SHYG project postponed!: UUSS is the host site for a regional youth conference this coming weekend. That means on Sunday, 8/14 all UUSS high school youth and their UU high school friends will attend the service together. The project originally scheduled for 8/14 has been postponed till the regular year in RE starts up.
OWL, what’s that? Parents and guardians are invited to attend an informational meeting on Sunday, August 21 after service. UUSS is offering OWL for children & youth in grades 4-6 and for grades 7-9 this upcoming RE year. Read more about OWL on the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) website here.
Registration for this high school conference is available for our UUSS high school youth. High school youth need to fill out the online registration form. This DOES NOT replace the normal check-in forms (registration information, medical release, covenant) that you bring to the con. Note that you cannot submit your registration form until it is
On August 21 and 28, the RE ArtWorks project will be making mosaic stepping stones. The goal will be that each young person makes one to take home and one for the UUSS campus. Donations of mosaic materials are most welcome. This could be, for example, small colorful tiles, interesting stones or small shells, or
