Children

When we invite children to tell the truth about themselves, when we meet them with compassion and acceptance, we become a sanctuary.

We must help Unitarian Universalist children and youth engage deeply with a variety of faith traditions.

After more than two decades, I’ve reached a new parenting milestone.

Innovative lay-led congregation has unusually high ratio of children to adults.

Hands-off parenting gives kids choices they aren’t ready to make.

Children don’t want to hear, watch, or read stories that claim evil does not exist because they are acutely aware—even from very young ages—that it does.