Sunday School graduate Olias Bendian led current students in a drum circle lesson at Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park today, where they added their sound to the rhythms of nature in their midst.Read More
Our Sunday School: Ethics for Kids
Families of all backgrounds, particularly those with mixed religious heritage, trust Ethical Culture to provide a caring community in which children up to age 14 can learn to find answers to the most important questions in life.
Society members teaching in our Sunday School use age-appropriate curricula to help children understand themselves, their relationships to others around them and the world they live in.
Kids make friends and have fun as they gradually develop their own sense of morality and their own humanistic ideals.
Click here for an overview of our Sunday school classes and goals, and here for a FAQ. The Sunday School, our Family & Friends Circle, meets at 9:45 am.
We also have a Youth Group.
Working Together to Grow Great Kids!
Our Sunday School is starting the new season with a BYO Breakfast outdoors at the meetinghouse. This fall’s curriculum includes learning, social action, and plenty of socializing together.Read More
Our Bergen County, NJ, Ethical Culture Sunday School Values Have Stood the Test of Time
Our Society was not yet 10 years old when this documentary about our Sunday School was produced. As the narrator notes, “Our altar is the human personality.”See the Video
How to Raise an Ethical Child
How does a child develop into an ethical person and how can parents help? In this column, Interim Leader Curt Collier shares models and resources that have stood the test of time.Read More
Sunday School Gets Creative to Help Ugandan Orphans
Our Sunday School families gathered in Phelps Park for a “Uganda Picnic.” At the brown-bag lunch, they assembled a mailing to our members and friends to ask for donations to the Tororo Orphan’s Club in Uganda.More Photos
Earth Day 2021: A Great Day to Reconnect!
Fourteen Sunday School children and their families gathered on the meetinghouse grounds today for a fun, educational–and delicious–Earth Day event. The young gardeners planted pothos to share, touched up the peace pole, and ate “worms in dirt.”Read More