UUCCN's RE program offers children's Sunday school classes, a Youth Group, and Adult RE classes. Children's classes are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. (during Sunday Service). All programs are led by RE Teacher Vida Landron (pictured here).

You do not need to be a UUCCN member to enroll in the RE classes or Youth Group. 

OUR PROGRAMS

Children's RE Classes

Weekly Sunday morning classes for younger grade-school children. This year's curriculum encourages students to strengthen, love, and create their identity, and will involve stories, art projects, special guests, celebrations, and more. The first class is Sunday, September 10, at 11 a.m. 

Youth Group

Monthly (sometimes twice-monthly) gatherings for middle/high school students, focusing on spiritual growth, service projects, and events with other UU Youth Groups. Stay tuned for the Youth events calendar.

Adult Classes

Monthly classes after Sunday service (12:30 p.m.); topics and dates TBA. Stay tuned for registration info.

ISLAND-WIDE CLASSES & EVENTS

UUCCN is a member of the Long Island Area Council of UU Congregations (LIAC), which offers wonderful programs and events throughout the year and across Long Island. Those who participate in these programs will be joined by students from several other Long Island UU congregations.

• Junior High Our Whole Lives (OWL) - Autumn 2023
  This fall, LIAC will host a Unitarian Universalism Our Whole Lives (OWL) program for students in grades 7 through 9 (Sundays, 1:30 p.m to 6 p.m., locations TBA). The OWL program is a sexuality education curriculum that provides honest, accurate, age-appropriate, and inclusive sexuality education that promotes healthy relationships, informed decision-making, and sexual health. It dismantles stereotypes and assumptions, builds self-acceptance and self-esteem, and has the potential to save lives.
  
  
• Coming of Age (COA) - Winter/Spring 2024
  The purpose of the Coming of Age program is to acquaint students in grades 7 to 9 with an understanding of Unitarian Universalism and invite them to explore their developing religious philosophies, discuss adolescent issues, and foster open communication among students and between students and their families. The program includes an optional trip to Boston, home of the UUA headquarters.
  
  
• Student Activity Fund (SAF) Student Internship Program
  SAF is a LIAC-sponsored grant program that enables high school seniors and college students from Long Island UU congregations to perform significant service to the community while earning money to help finance their education. The next grant application period begins May 2024.

ABOUT OUR TEAM

RE Teacher Vida Landron

Vida joined the UUCCN staff in December 2022 as the Youth Group teacher for the SNUCC-UUCCN RE program. She brings years of experience teaching children and youth of all ages, including from her current job at the Children’s Cultural Center of Native America and as an art teacher at LeRoy Neiman Art Center, both in Harlem.