Youth Education Program
Sunday's lessons are prepared each week by our Youth Education Program volunteer teachers based on Unity's pre-school thru high school curriculum.  Each lesson is experiential in nature, designed to make spiritual learning fun and meaningful!  Each class is staffed with a teacher and an attendant, with the nursery staffed with two caregivers. 

Please contact our Youth Education Program Director, Karen Orrell, for further information or to volunteer as a teacher or assistant for this most important ministry at youthed@unityofwimberley.com, or 512.847.6587.

Sunday's Opening Youth Assembly
Youth check-in begins each Sunday at 10.30 in the Chaparral Room.  Parents and children check-in before the 11 am Service to enroll new students, to take attendance, to make sure each child has a nametag, and for teachers to receive any special instruction for the young ones.  At 11 am this gathering of Unity Youth begins their Sunday experience with an Opening Assembly of music and prayer before teachers and students relocate to their respective classrooms.  The Youth join the adults in the Sanctuary at noon for a blessing of the children and our closing song.

UniBabies—Birth through Age 2
Our nursery is attended by loving and nurturing caregivers who create a fun and positive environment for our youngest congregants!  

UniTots—Age 3 through Kindergarten
With singing, dancing, stories and games, our UniTots celebrate being children of God.  

UniKids—1st thru 5th Grades
Our UniKids curriculum is fun and experiential, allowing each child to explore spiritual themes in a loving, supportive and playful environment.  

UniTeens—6th thru 8th Grades
UniTeens lessons involve spiritual themes delivered in a fun and experiential format appropriate to young teens.  Our UniTeens are also a very active social group, and gather throughout the year for rallies, retreats, lock-ins and special outings.  

Y.O.U. (Youth of Unity)—9th thru 12th Grades
Y.O.U. teens assist their sponsors in preparing their Sunday curriculum, and are active members of the community, giving regularly through service projects and volunteerism.  These young adults actively participate in regional rallies, area retreats, and other special events.  

Teacher Resources: Teaching Schedule through May 18, 2008.