Curricula & Faith Development
Curricula & Faith Development
Here are all the tools you need for a thriving faith development program in your congregation!
Tapestry of Faith and Our Whole Lives are the UUA's foundational curricula series from preschool to older adults.
Also explore resources for starting or maintaining Adult Faith Development Programs, training and support for Religious Education Volunteers, and providing lifespan faith development through Multigenerational Ministry.
What's New: Religious Education and Faith Development
By
Susan Lawrence
Latest happenings in Unitarian Universalist religious education and faith development. Programs and resources offered and recommended by the UUA.
Tapestry of Faith
Programs and resources for all ages that nurture Unitarian Universalist identity, spiritual growth, faith, and communities.
Our Whole Lives: Lifespan Sexuality Education
Our Whole Lives (OWL) is a series of sexuality education curricula that helps participants make informed and responsible decisions about sexual health and behavior.
Religious Educators & Teachers
Volunteer with confidence! Use our webinars, toolkit books, and other training opportunities for religious education volunteers.
Adult Faith Development Programs
Explore all the ways to begin, restart, or maintain a vibrant Adult Faith Development program in your congregation.
Multigenerational Ministry
Welcome, include, and develop as leaders people of every age: children, youth, young adults, emerging adults, middle-aged, older, and elder adults. Multigenerational ministry fosters a whole, connected faith community.
Small Group Ministry
Reach deep and connect with others in spirit as you explore significant life topics, meeting regularly as a small group known as a covenant group or a chalice circle.
Theme-Based Ministry for Your Congregation
Theme-based ministry, sometimes called theme-based church, helps create multigenerational connections as people of all ages explore common themes in age-appropriate ways.
For more information contact religiouseducation@uua.org.
