Rediscover your community's sense of play and build covenantal community using games, activities, and an RPG. Cue up the playlist, listen to the podcast, explore leader resources, or submit a favorite game.

Coming of age in Unitarian Universalism is an important step on your path to adulthood—use this journal as a companion and tool on your journey.

Camp allows us to provide the most important part of being UU to our youth — a place where they can come as a whole person and be loved and cared for.

Austen Petersen writes, "The future of Coming of Age must be rooted in a deep and abiding joy in community. "

Youth will learn the meaning of white supremacy culture and how to distinguish between cultural appropriation and appreciation, understand the history and present-day impact of colonialism, explore power and democracy, and how we can create healthy boundaries in beloved community.

Interviews with Religious Professionals and youth participants in Coming of Age programs.

Stevie Carmody asks, "How might our Coming of Age rituals be re-envisioned to emphasize our covenantal theology?"

Unique perspectives from 3 Religious Educators who teach Coming of Age, 2 of whom participated in COA as youth.

Gregory, Cameron, and Leia talk about how Unitarian Universalism is in its adolescent coming-of-age moment.

As religious traditions across the country report dwindling memberships, Unitarian Universalism continues to attract new congregants.

How might we reimaging our Coming of Age programs as the beginning of a new relationship with UUism rather than the last Sunday School program for youth?

Coming of Age Conversations from Threshold Project panels, writings, and more

UU Youth Camping Out West

we hear from leaders of how they are adapting; review virtual offerings, and discuss updates for online youth safety guidelines

A Breakthrough Congregation’s teen-led religious education program revitalizes First Religious Society in Carlisle, Massachusetts.

A Breakthrough Congregation’s teen-led religious education program revitalizes First Religious Society in Carlisle, Massachusetts.

Camp Blue Boat is a Unitarian Universalist summer camp immersion experience for youth from rising 6th grade to 12th grade graduates.

From a young age, our children and youth are learning what being a Unitarian Universalist means—not just in theory, but in practice. In this webinar, we will talk with experts in the field of religious education and faith development about how justice-making can be a primary pedagogical tool and...

Permission forms should include: how and when incidents are reported, any specific activities needing consent, and rules and supervision.

Recommended Practices for transporting youth during Youth Group events.