WHAT TO EXPECT on Sunday Mornings
What to expect on Sunday mornings
On a typical Sunday:
Children begin each Sunday in the service with their grown-ups. Children of any age are always welcome to stay in service the whole time with their adults. Children are then dismissed to head to their class after a 'time for all ages' which is usually a story. You can accompany them back to their class or let them go with the group on their own.
Our classes are divided into the following groups:
Nursery/Preschool
K-5
Middle School and High School (6-12)
SOMETIMES we have Ingatherings which are K-5th grade combined. These classes usually correlate with holidays or LPS days off. Middle/HS students are then invited in as helpers or to stay in service with their grown-ups or they attend Youth In Action if it's a first or third Sunday in the month.
SOMETIMES we have All-Ages Services. These services also correlate with holidays, LPS days off, or Unitarian Universalist traditions such as our 'Water Communion'.
On a typical Sunday:
Children begin each Sunday in the service with their grown-ups. Children of any age are always welcome to stay in service the whole time with their adults. Children are then dismissed to head to their class after a 'time for all ages' which is usually a story. You can accompany them back to their class or let them go with the group on their own.
Our classes are divided into the following groups:
Nursery/Preschool
K-5
Middle School and High School (6-12)
SOMETIMES we have Ingatherings which are K-5th grade combined. These classes usually correlate with holidays or LPS days off. Middle/HS students are then invited in as helpers or to stay in service with their grown-ups or they attend Youth In Action if it's a first or third Sunday in the month.
SOMETIMES we have All-Ages Services. These services also correlate with holidays, LPS days off, or Unitarian Universalist traditions such as our 'Water Communion'.