We believe that our children are a very important part of our religious community and we seek vital, creative, responsible and caring approaches to including children in the life of the church. We also seek to create environments where our children have trusting relationships to the people around them - people of all ages. One approach to meeting these goals is having our children will participate in pangenerational services throughout the year. "Pan" means "involving all of or union of a specified group" (Webster's). So pan-generational means involving or unifying all generations.

While there may be other pangenerational services through the course of the year, there are six which occur regularly: UU Water Ceremony in early fall, Day of the Dead in October, Winter/Christmas, Famous UUs, Spring/Easter, and Youth Sunday in April. In addition, all the children are invited to join the adults on the first and fourth Sundays of the month for a Story for All Ages in the beginning of the service.