Address: 6556 35th Ave NE Seattle, WA 98115
Service: Sundays at 9:30am and 11:15am in-person or online
Phone: 206-525-8400
Our young teens learn about Unitarian Universalism and about other faith traditions. Youth learn about the important theological questions explored in all faith traditions, develop their ability to see from a range of perspectives, and cultivate interfaith connection. Chaperoned field trips to visit our neighbors in faith provide a meaningful foundation for creative activities, readings, videos and discussion throughout the year.
Our Whole Lives (OWL) is a comprehensive sexuality education program designed to help participants gain the knowledge, values and skills to lead sexually healthy, responsible lives. In this OWL class, youth explore many topics, such as anatomy and physiology, gender, sexual orientation, relationships, dating, pregnancy, contraception, and sexual decision making.
Bonds are made in the RE classroom so we make opportunities to build on those relationships with occasional movie nights, activities, overnights, and meet ups with other PNW UU youth. Sign up for the Youth Programs Newsletter to stay in the loop regarding upcoming activities for middle and high schoolers.
We believe worship is an important part of community and faith development. Once a month, usually on the 3rd Sunday of the month, our entire church community gathers for a meaningful, vibrant, and engaging multi-age worship service. These services often include stories, embodied spiritual practice and ritual, and easy-to-sing music. World Religions does not meet during All Ages Worship.
Unitarian Universalist summer camps offer middle school youth the opportunity to connect with other UU youth from around the Pacific Northwest for a weekend (The Eliot Institute at Seabeck) or a week (Camp Blue Boat near Ellensburg, WA) of fun, adventure and friendship, leadership development, faith formation and learning different spiritual practices each summer.