Welcome!

Welcome to the Religious Education program

for children and youth at Eliot Chapel!

Bound by courageous love, growing in spirit, and inspiring compassionate action.

– Eliot Chapel's Mission                   

We are delighted that your journey has brought you here. The Religious Education program supports Eliot’s Mission Statement by providing opportunities for children and youth (birth through high school) to explore Unitarian Universalist heritage & identity, learn about common religious and spiritual values, engage with variety of religious traditions, discover ways to advocate for justice within a liberal religious community, and providing support on their individual faith journey.


In-person Religious Education classes for children (birth-6th grade) and youth in grades 7-12 take place MOST Sundays from September-May during the 9:45 am worship service. The 2025-26 program concluded in early May 2026 and the 2026-27 program will begin in September 2026.


Check out the Summer Family Note for plans during the summer months and be sure and read This Week at Eliot (sent each Friday) for updates throughout the summer. Please contact Anna Beck at anna@eliotchapel.org for more information about the summer opportunities.


For the most up-to-date 2026-27 programming details for children and youth, please contact Scott Stewart at scott@eliotchapel.org.

Click for Nursery & Preschool Information
Click for Information about Elementary 92nd-6th Grade) Programs
Click for Youth Group Information
Click for Information about OWL - Our Whole Lives
Click for Registration Information
Click for RE Resources and Procedures
Click for information about Scott Stewart, director of religious education
Click for information about Anna Beck

Reflections on Eliot

Children and youth are a treasured part of the Eliot Unitarian Universalist Chapel community. Check out this reflective message from Phoebe Mussman about her experiences in the Religious Education (RE) program and youth group from a young age through her graduation from high school in 2015 and the impact these had on her life.

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