Due to predicted inclement weather, UU Compass is cancelled on Sunday, January 25.

Remaining Spring Dates: February 22, March 22, April 10, May 31

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

Due to predicted inclement weather, One Room Schoolhouse is cancelled on Sunday, January 25.

If Sunday Service is in person, the Wiggle Room will be available with Parent Supervision.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU!

Winter-Spring Dates:

-One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Jan 11, Jan 25, Feb 8, Feb 22, Mar 8, Mar 22, Apr 12, Apr 19, May 10, May 31.
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

-Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Jan 4, Feb 1, Mar 1, Apr 5, May 3
All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

-Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
Supervision provided: Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar 15, Mar 29, Apr 26, May 17
Parent Supervision Only: Mar 29, May 24

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU!

Winter-Spring Dates:

-One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Jan 11, Jan 25, Feb 8, Feb 22, Mar 8, Mar 22, Apr 12, Apr 19, May 10, May 31.
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

-Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Jan 4, Feb 1, Mar 1, Apr 5, May 3
All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

-Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
Supervision provided: Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar 15, Mar 29, Apr 26, May 17
Parent Supervision Only: Mar 29, May 24

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Theme: Join us as we introduce the January Soul Matters theme of “Practicing Resistance.” An interactive, multi-generational service. All ages are welcome!

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation, as well as on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

After the service, join us for a potluck lunch.

On Sunday, December 28, the Wiggle Room will be available, with Parent Supervision. The staff has the day off.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Remaining Fall Dates:

-One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Dec 21
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

-Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

This fall we’re offering UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults) based on the Starting Point curriculum from Soul Matters.

UU Compass is not a lecture series — it’s an experience.

Together, we’ll practice deep listening, share our personal journeys, and explore Unitarian Universalism as a living path of meaning and connection.

Together we’ll:

-Explore Our Journeys – reflect on our own spiritual paths and what brought us here.

-Discover Our Tradition – learn the unfolding story of Unitarian Universalism through the lens of healing disconnection.

-Build Connections – practice the deep listening and sharing that make small groups so life-giving in UU congregations.

-Find Our Next Step – discern how each of us can walk more deeply with this community, whether as a newcomer or a longtime member.

Who is UU Compass for?

-Newcomers who want more than information — a real taste of UU community.

-Long-time members seeking to reconnect with UU values and practices.

-Teens and adults alike, eager to walk together across generations.

Whether you’re brand new or have been here for decades, UU Compass will help you find your bearings, discover companions, and chart the next step of your journey.

Facilitators: Kristin R. with Nathaniel B.

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Remaining Fall Dates:

-One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Dec 14, Dec 21
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

-Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Theme: Join us as we introduce the September Soul Matters theme of “Choosing Hope.” An interactive, multi-generational service. All ages are welcome!

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation, as well as on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

After the service, join us for a potluck lunch.

Join us for a potluck chili dinner and to decorate the building for the holidays! All ages welcome.

For our 5 chilis that serve 8, we have the following people signed up:
Veggie Chili: Susan M. and Jesse S-S.
Turkey Chili: Sandy B.
Beef Chili: Dan L.
White Chicken Chili: Susan T.

The rest of y’all can bring sides and desserts!

After dinner, we will decorate the building for the holidays.

Then, join us for an evening of Trivia! We’ll form teams and have several fun (and random!) categories to choose from. Prizes too!

On Sunday, November 30, the Wiggle Room will be available, with Parent Supervision. The staff has the day off.

During lunch, we’ll be making 32 snack bags for our Room In The Inn (RITI) guests to take with them after they spend the night.

Click HERE to see list of needed items and current sign-up.

To sign up contact Kristin R. (email kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org or via Slack.)

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Remaining Fall Dates:

-One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

-Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Nov 2, Dec 7
All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

-Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Join us on Saturday, November 22, at 4 PM for Game Night! Bring your favorite board game to share. Bring your favorite board game to share. Pizza will be provided!

All ages are welcome.

Questions? Contact Ryan

This fall we’re offering UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults) based on the Starting Point curriculum from Soul Matters.

UU Compass is not a lecture series — it’s an experience.

Together, we’ll practice deep listening, share our personal journeys, and explore Unitarian Universalism as a living path of meaning and connection.

Together we’ll:

Explore Our Journeys – reflect on our own spiritual paths and what brought us here.

Discover Our Tradition – learn the unfolding story of Unitarian Universalism through the lens of healing disconnection.

Build Connections – practice the deep listening and sharing that make small groups so life-giving in UU congregations.

Find Our Next Step – discern how each of us can walk more deeply with this community, whether as a newcomer or a longtime member.

Who is UU Compass for?

Newcomers who want more than information — a real taste of UU community.

Long-time members seeking to reconnect with UU values and practices.

Teens and adults alike, eager to walk together across generations.

Whether you’re brand new or have been here for decades, UU Compass will help you find your bearings, discover companions, and chart the next step of your journey.

Facilitators: Kristin R. with Nathaniel B.

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.
Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).
Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Theme: Join us as we introduce the September Soul Matters theme of “Nurturing Gratitude.” An interactive, multi-generational service. All ages are welcome!

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation, as well as on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

After the service, join us for a potluck lunch.

Join us on Saturday, November 1 at 4:30 PM for Movie Night with dinner and popcorn!

Main Course provided - we are debating Pizza or a Taco Bar. You bring drinks, sides or desserts (optional).
Plus Jesse is bringing his movie theater popcorn machine!

If you know you are coming please RSVP to kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org so that we know how much food to order.

We’ll be watching Wicked: Part 1 before Wicked: Part 2 comes out in theaters. Wicked is rated PG.

Adults - you will enjoy this movie too! Please come! Wicked reframes a familiar fantasy based on The Wizard of OZ, through complex moral, political, and social questions. It challenges the ideas of good and evil, showing how systems of power define morality to maintain control. The main character, Elphaba refuses to conform when she sees injustice, choosing truth over reputation. Wicked also explores how propaganda, fear, and bureaucracy sustain power. The Wizard’s regime depends on controlling narratives and silencing dissent. In short, Wicked asks profoundly adult questions: What does it cost to stay true to your values? How do we tell truth from illusion when authority shapes the story?

This fall we’re offering UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults) based on the Starting Point curriculum from Soul Matters.

UU Compass is not a lecture series — it’s an experience.

Together, we’ll practice deep listening, share our personal journeys, and explore Unitarian Universalism as a living path of meaning and connection.

Together we’ll:

Explore Our Journeys – reflect on our own spiritual paths and what brought us here.

Discover Our Tradition – learn the unfolding story of Unitarian Universalism through the lens of healing disconnection.

Build Connections – practice the deep listening and sharing that make small groups so life-giving in UU congregations.

Find Our Next Step – discern how each of us can walk more deeply with this community, whether as a newcomer or a longtime member.

Who is UU Compass for?

Newcomers who want more than information — a real taste of UU community.

Long-time members seeking to reconnect with UU values and practices.

Teens and adults alike, eager to walk together across generations.

Whether you’re brand new or have been here for decades, UU Compass will help you find your bearings, discover companions, and chart the next step of your journey.

Facilitators: Kristin R. with Nathaniel B.

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays: Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

-One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

-Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

-Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays: Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Theme: Join us as we introduce the October Soul Matters theme of “Cultivating Compassion.” An interactive, multi-generational service. All ages are welcome!

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation, as well as on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

After the service, join us for a potluck lunch.

The October GNUUC Climate Justice Revival has been postponed until Winter / Spring 2026.

With the TUUCAN meeting also happening in October, we felt we had too much going on this month.

Questions? Reach out to Kristin R.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

-One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

-Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

-Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays: Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Join us on Saturday, September 27, at 4 PM for Game Night! Bring your favorite board game to share. Pizza will be provided!

All ages are welcome.

Questions? Contact Ryan

This fall we’re offering UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults) based on the Starting Point curriculum from Soul Matters.

UU Compass is not a lecture series — it’s an experience.

Together, we’ll practice deep listening, share our personal journeys, and explore Unitarian Universalism as a living path of meaning and connection.

Together we’ll:

-Explore Our Journeys – reflect on our own spiritual paths and what brought us here.

-Discover Our Tradition – learn the unfolding story of Unitarian Universalism through the lens of healing disconnection.

-Build Connections – practice the deep listening and sharing that make small groups so life-giving in UU congregations.

-Find Our Next Step – discern how each of us can walk more deeply with this community, whether as a newcomer or a longtime member.

Who is UU Compass for?

-Newcomers who want more than information — a real taste of UU community.

-Long-time members seeking to reconnect with UU values and practices.

-Teens and adults alike, eager to walk together across generations.

Whether you’re brand new or have been here for decades, UU Compass will help you find your bearings, discover companions, and chart the next step of your journey.

Facilitators: Kristin R. with Nathaniel B.

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

-One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

-Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

-Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values. Sunday activities vary between religious instruction, free play, and multi-generational worship.

This Sunday is a staffed Wiggle Room/Playground Sunday. Children attend service with their parents until after the Time for All Sages. Then, they are dismissed to Children’s Programming.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)