Inspired by the rhythms of the natural world and the miraculous
beauty of rainbows and starfish, it isn't difficult to recognize
that religious education is more than what happens on Sunday
morning in classrooms at our churches. And although most
children are innately spiritual, they sometimes need guidance to
hold on to that wonder and awe as they grow and change. This is
why religious education is so vitally important. Here you will
find a selection of Unitarian Universalist curricula created by
Michelle Mason Richards. Her unique approach to religious
education curricula synthesizes the interests of today's
children and youth who are growing up in a world of continuously
evolving technology and their special needs for faith
development. Borrowing heavily from visual media as well as
music and utilizing a host of Internet links throughout, her
curricula offer youth a chance to learn and explore their faith
on their own terms and in their own way. For more information on
Unitarian Universalism, visit the UUA