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What are Weekend Camps?
We’re hosting two Weekend Camps this program year!
One will be March 14-15, 2026, and the other was last fall, October 18-19, 2025.
Weekend Camps last throughout the day on Saturday and the afternoon on Sunday, after services. No sleepover!
The camps will be hosted at the Fellowship, and will have three options running concurrently:
- Two options for learning and connection for adults and youth to choose from (anyone 6th grade and older).
- One option will be for children ages 4-10, or 4K to 5th grade.
The goals of the camp are to:
- Provide a longer, more concentrated amount of time for people to connect with each other, make new friends, have fun, and feel connected to the Fellowship.
- Provide an opportunity for learning, deepening our understanding of ourselves and our values, and exploring what it means to be UU.
- Spend some time all together — all three “track” options will spend mealtimes and some “centering” time each day together, while also focusing on each participant’s preferred area of learning.
Important Information
Camp Times:
- Saturday – 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
- Sunday – (After services) 12:00 to 3:00 pm
Food:
- Saturday, we will provide a light breakfast.
- There will be a time both days to enjoy our BYO lunch together.
- There will be snack breaks both days with snacks provided.
Fee: $40 per person (adult or child)
- Fee is waived for those adults who are ONLY volunteering as leaders or helpers in the adult or kids camp.
- Fee includes light breakfast, snacks, camp materials, and a t-shirt (t-shirt is optional for adults).
- Financial assistance is always available. Please email Rev. Christina if you would like to be considered for a lower-cost or no-cost camp registration. Requests will remain confidential.
Spring Camp Registration Deadline: February 26, 2026 (No Exceptions)
Weekend Camp Details
SPRING CAMP: BLUE BOAT HOME
March 14-15, 2026
Join us for a weekend of connection, fun, growth and fellowship as we learn from the beloved hymn Blue Boat Home, science, environmentalism, and earth-centered spirituality.
KIDS CAMP: Blue Boat Home
Calling all kids ages 4-10 for a weekend of fun, connection, play, and practicing many ways to connect with our spirit, our friends and our earth. We will learn from science, nature, the world’s faith traditions, and our own UU values to deepen our spirituality.
ADULT TRACK 1: Learning from Mycelium in Community Organizing and Justice-Making
This track is for youth and adults (anyone 6th grade and older) who are interested in justice-making through a community-organizing lens. We will learn from our March earth-teacher, mycelium, to practice slow and steady interconnections and deep communication and relationality in creating the world we envision.
ADULT TRACK 2: Blue Boat Spirituality
This track is for youth and adults (anyone 6th grade and older) who want to dig deep into religious naturalism as a spiritual path. Religious naturalism is a spiritual path that relies on science and the natural world rather than supernatural elements. Inspired by the beloved UU hymn Blue Boat Home, we will read, listen, discuss, reflect, create and play together as we explore science, environmentalism, pantheism, and earth-centered traditions with the goal of creating our own personal statements of naturalist theology.