Upcoming Youth Curriculum

May 3 — Oneness
Affirmation: I am connected to all life, and all life is connected to me.
We begin by exploring the powerful idea of Oneness—the understanding that we are never separate from each other or from the Divine. Youth will engage in activities that help them recognize connections in nature, relationships, and within themselves. Through mindfulness and interactive experiences, they’ll begin to see how kindness, empathy, and compassion naturally arise when we remember we are all one.
May 10 — The Law
Affirmation: What I think and feel creates my experience.
This week introduces the concept of Universal Law—the idea that our thoughts, beliefs, and feelings shape our reality. Through games, reflection, and discussion, youth will learn how their inner choices influence their outer world. They’ll begin practicing awareness of their thinking patterns and discover how shifting their mindset can shift their experiences.
May 17 — The Creative Process
Affirmation: I plant seeds of intention and watch them grow.
Building on the Law, youth will explore how creation actually happens. Using the metaphor of planting and growing, they’ll learn about intention, belief, and allowing. Hands-on activities will help them identify what they want to create in their lives and how to nurture those ideas with attention, trust, and positive expectation.
May 24 — Mental Equivalents
Affirmation: I create a clear picture of the good I am ready to receive.
This week focuses on aligning thoughts, feelings, and beliefs with what we desire. Youth will learn that in order to experience something outwardly, we must first create a strong inner “mental equivalent.” Through visualization, creative expression, and embodiment practices, they’ll strengthen their ability to feel and believe in their highest good.
May 31 — Living the Teaching
Affirmation: I am a powerful creator, and I share my light with the world.
In our final week, our youth and teens step into leadership as they co-create and co-lead the service alongside Rev David. Rooted in the principles of Oneness, Law, the Creative Process, and Mental Equivalents, they will bring their voices, insights, creativity, and wisdom forward.
Embodying what they’ve learned, youth and teens will show us what it looks like to live these teachings with authenticity, courage, and joy when we trust and express the truth of who we are.
