Lifespan Religious Education
The Unitarian Universalist Meeting of South Berkshire is committed to Lifespan Religious Education. We offer children’s religious education classes on Sundays, a Coming of Age Program for Youth, and Adult Religious Education classes throughout the year.
The goals for our children's religious education program are:
- To develop an understanding of our Unitarian Universalist heritage and the Principles and Purposes of the Unitarian Universalist Association.
- To develop religious literacy, understanding and insights from all the world religions
- To develop respect for self and for others.
- To learn and live effective ways of service within the congregation, the local community and the world.
- To encourage children to develop their own spirituality and religious beliefs, and to recognize this process as a lifelong journey.
To learn more about our 2012 Spring Lifespan Religious Education programming, please see ⇒ a printable PDF file.
Also, For Adults and Families:
(sponsored by the Growth and Membership Committee)
UUMSB Walks in the Berkshires: These walks begin each spring and continue into late fall. Hikes are led by Dona Burdick and Jose Garcia. The hikers will meet at the parking lot of the Claire Teague Senior Center after Sunday worship.