Frequently asked questions about Children's Religious Education  (FAQs)

​We want your experience with us to be as comfortable as possible, so here’s some information that may help....
Q. How do I register my child/children in the Religious Education program?
 
Register at REGISTER NOW! 

Q. How do I know what online classroom my children will be in?

LCUUC has four classrooms based on grade level:
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Spirit Play class is 4k-1st grade
Grade school class  is 2nd-5th Grade
Middle school class is 6th-8th grade
High School class is 9th-12th grade

Q. Do I need to be a member of LCUUC for my child/children to attend Religious Education classes online this year? 

You do not need to be members of the church to register, but all who frequently use the religious education program are expected to make a financial contribution to LCUUC. You will also required to register your child/children with the Director of Religious Education and to volunteer to support our RE programming. 

​Q. Can the children bring a guest?

Yes, they can invite a friend join an online Zoom class anytime.
Q. Will I have to pay for RE program?

No, however we do require that at least one adult from each family unit volunteer during the year to assist in RE program to allow LCUUC to continue to offer RE classes at no cost to our members and visitors.

Q. How will I know what will be taught each Sunday?

See the current year Curriculum Descriptions or speak the Director of Religious Education, Chris Rollins.

Q. Are there other parents I can talk with to find out their experience?

The DRE will be happy to help you connect with other parents with kids in the program.

Q. Does my child have to Zoom every Sunday?

Consistent attendance helps children build on previous experiences and develop rapport with classmates and teachers. Because of this, we ask that families commit to attending their registered RE session on a bi-weekly basis.

Do you have other questions?
​Please contact our Director of Religious Education, Christine Rollins at dre@lcuuc.org.

Mission Statement:  LCUUC is a diverse religious community supporting one another in our spiritual search for truth, meaning and compassionate connection. Based on the Unitarian Universalist Principles and the transforming power of love, we strive for positive change in the world.