LifeSpan
LifeSpan Learning
At PrairieUU, we focus on all ages developing their faith together as Unitarian Universalists. Adults, youth, and children participate together in as many aspects of the community as possible. We learn together and create a community in worship and celebrate together in our times of fellowship. All of our Lifespan education classes from elementary through adult are based on the Soul Matters curriculum, each exploring the same monthly spiritual theme in engaging and age-appropriate ways.
We also weave justice education and service into our worship and education classes. On fourth Sundays each month, Service Sundays, we usually have a shorter service and then go out into the community to do service or learn more about a justice issue. At PrairieUU, you will find an interactive, caring, and creative way to be in the community for all kinds of families, couples, and singles of all ages. You will have the opportunity to learn and experience the development of your Unitarian Universalist faith and values.
Class times:
Elementary - Sunday 9:30-10:15
Middle/High School - Sunday 11:45; Wednesday 6:30-9:00 movie night
Adults - Sunday 11:45
Click here to read updates from the LifeSpan Team.
Registry for Lifespan provides access for the whole family to all of our Lifespan programs - whole-week, and it helps your Lifespan Team to prepare for the religious education needs of all of our members, from early elementary through adults.
LifeSpan Education Team
Our LifeSpan Education Team is comprised of two groups of volunteers. Our Team Leads and Team Facilitators.
The goal of the Team Leads is to coordinate and support the educational programming for our community. Our Leads are responsible for the curriculum, meet monthly and rotate leadership.
The goal of the Team Facilitators is to support the educational programming by facilitating weekly learning hour sessions on Sunday mornings. Our Facilitators meet quarterly to schedule session activities.
We are looking for those interested in teaching and sharing with each Track.
All are welcome to join us at any time.
Our Educational Tracks
- Childcare: Shared Coverage with Elementary
- Elementary: PreK-5th – (Team Leads – Kendra & Melissa)
- Middle School: 6th-8th (Team Leads – Dom & Allyson)
- High School Youth: 9th-12th (Team Leads – Denard & Calisse)
- Adult: (Team Lead: Janet S)

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High School Summer Camp
High School Summer Camp is one week every summer in Winter Park. Students going into ninth grade to just graduated are eligible. Summer Camp is led by an excellent staff of adult volunteers. Activities include arts and crafts, swimming, hot tubbing, talent show, skits, game night, BBQ, ice breaker games, “last night” party, camper-led Sunday chapel, focus groups, preparing and cleanup of meals, and “Capture the Flag.” Past special programming has included Rachel’s Challenge (anti-bullying), Responsible Sex Education Institute (a division of Planned Parenthood), and The Blue Bench (dealing with sexual assault).