At the Morristown Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, our Religious Education programs are designed to nurture the whole person. We cultivate a love of learning that empowers individuals of all ages to explore their beliefs and values. Our classrooms are open forums where critical thinking is encouraged, and questions are celebrated. We believe in fostering empathy and understanding by delving into diverse cultures and religions, promoting inclusivity and acceptance.
But it’s not all about individual growth. Our programs are built on the idea that we learn best together. We create a welcoming and supportive community where friendships blossom, and a sense of belonging is nurtured. Through service projects and social justice initiatives, we inspire young minds to become active participants in creating a more just and equitable world. Whether you’re seeking spiritual exploration, intellectual engagement, or simply a place to connect with like-minded individuals, our Religious Education programs offer a warm welcome and a chance to embark on a meaningful journey together.
Become an architect this week! We’re using toothpicks and mini-marshmallows to build structures. Children will design towers, houses, and other creations, then find ways to combine their work into one large construction. We’ll enjoy a book about an architect and take an imaginary elevator ride up a tall building during our mindfulness.
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of a Children’s Choir at the Morristown Unitarian Universalist Fellowship! Led with joy and enthusiasm, this choir will be a fun and welcoming space for children in 3rd through 8th grade to explore music, build community, and share their voices with our congregation. Rehearsals will begin Thursday, September 11th from 6:00–6:45 PM in the
This Sunday, August 10th, there will be no Children’s Religious Education so that everyone can take part in our joyful Animal Blessing Service. Join us as we celebrate the love and joy our animal companions bring to our lives. Whether furry, feathered, scaled, or even stuffed, every beloved animal holds a special place in our
Explore. Connect. Grow. As we prepare for a meaningful and enriching 2025–2026 program year, we are excited to announce that registration is now open for Children’s Faith Formation, Adult Small Groups, and Adult Soul Matters Classes. Whether you’re nurturing a child’s spiritual curiosity or seeking your own path of growth and reflection, there’s a place
Are you ready for a challenge? This week, we’re navigating an obstacle course! Kids will run, jump, crawl, and balance their way through various challenges. But it’s not just about speed—points will be awarded for helping and encouraging each other. We’ll also have a mindfulness exercise to warm up and prepare for the challenge.
Turn trash into treasure this week! We’re diving into junk sculpture, using recycled items and duct tape to create unique art pieces. Children will use their imagination to see everyday objects in a new light and build something wonderful. We’ll have a mindfulness exercise that focuses on the potential of a piece of trash.
Get ready to make some noise! We’ll be exploring body percussion this Sunday, using claps, stomps, and snaps to create music. We’ll watch a video of “Stomp” for inspiration and try several body percussion songs and routines. We’ll even create a thunderstorm with our bodies. And then, we’ll let loose with a dance party!
The Director of Religious Education and the Children’s Faith Formation Team have funded & installed a photo display of the Religious Education & Faith Formation program through the years, in the second floor hallway. We welcome you to visit the second floor hallway to take a journey back in time, and see if you can
We have started a middle school book club for rising 6th graders through exiting 9th graders. This month was weird. We had 6 weeks between meetings and we decided to read two books. These two books are girlmode and Boy 2 Girl. The next meeting is July 24th. No need to read all of both
Build on fun with Blanket Forts! This week, we’re creating cozy spaces and imaginative hideaways. Kids will work together to construct forts using blankets, sheets, chairs, and tables. We’ll also talk about creating a community within our forts. A story and a mindfulness exercise about a personal space will add to the magic.
