We have an opportunity for YOU in service to the

Unity of Woodinville Youth Program!!

We are accepting adult volunteers (25 or older) to teach, sponsor, and mentor our Unity children in our Youth and Family Ministry Program.  Did you know ten years ago, on January 30, 1998, our International Youth of Unity officers made a presentation to the United Nations during the season for Nonviolence?  Along with their presentation, they also submitted a list of daily commitments to live by.  Sound familiar?  Come share your talents and be a part of the spiritual development of these dynamic and influential young people as we begin our own Unity Youth Program. 

Volunteers are requested for the following programs:

Children’s Ministry: one teacher each Sunday during the service to establish a sacred space, pray with children, teach a lesson from pre-selected Unity curriculum, and supervise a craft activity for five to eleven year-olds.

Teen Program:  one mentor/sponsor each Sunday to provide a safe place for teens to gather, discover spiritual truths, and develop healthy relationships.  This program can be very active and can expand to include additional social and service activities as active participants of Uniteens (middle school/junior high) and Y.O.U. (high school).

Babies and Toddlers: volunteers with infancy and toddler experience to provide child care when our paid child care provider is unable to attend.

Teacher/Mentor Abilities:

• Ability to love- To see the life and beauty of God-the-Christ unfolding within each child or teen.
• Ability to learn- We often learn best what we teach to others.  The more you can participate as an adult learner, the more readily you can create an exciting, “learning atmosphere.”
• Ability to create a positive, accepting atmosphere
• Ability to live by Unity Principles
• Ability to experience joy in helping young people develop their spiritual selves

Training Offered

Training on creating a sacred space, praying with children, introducing spiritual concepts with children’s developmental needs in mind, and risk management.

Commitment:  We ask that volunteers commit to one Sunday each month, for at least six months.