Chalice Camp 2025

August 4-8, 2024
A Unitarian Universalist Summer Day Camp
The Community Church of Chapel Hill, Unitarian Universalist

9AM-4 PM
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At Church
For Rising 1st-6th Graders
$250 per camper, deadline April 1 

Register here.
See option for online payments below.

Frequently Asked Questions:


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What is Chalice Camp?
The curriculum moves through these four theological statements:       
  • It's a blessing we were born
  • It matters what we do with our lives
  • What each of us knows about god is a piece of the truth
  • We don't have to do it alone.
The goal of Chalice Camp is to highlight kernels of our religious heritage and theological turning points in our history that make us who we are today. We are able to bring alive our history in a way that's fun and helps children know our unique religious perspective. We take into consideration children's different learning styles, temperaments and developmental needs. Campers explore and experience UU identity, history, and values through energetic worship, games, drama, art, stories, field trips and community building. Chalice Camp is a well regarded UU curriculum.  It is also a chance for children to make friends with other church kids.  

How Many Kids will be at Chalice Camp?
We have space for 20 children.  Spaces will be filled on a first come/first served basis.

What are the Deadlines?
April 1. Preference goes to the children of members and associates of the Community Church,.  After April 1st,  we will open it up to other UUs.  Non-UUs will be admitted on a case-by-case basis depending on space. 
No refunds unless a replacement is found after July 15.

How do I pay?
You can pay by check made out to "The Community Church of Chapel Hill" with "Chalice Camp --2025" in the memo line and give to Marion Hirsch at church, mail it to church or put in the offering plate. If you put a check in the offering plate, please email Kat Good  to her let know. 
You can pay online here.
           

Are Scholarships Available?
Yes, partial scholarships are available.  Contact Marion Hirsch for more information.

Do Campers Have to be UU and from Our Congregation?
Preference goes to the children of members and associates of the Community Church, then we will open it up to other UUs.  Non-UUs will be admitted on a case-by-case basis depending on space. 

​Contact:
Marion Hirsch, Director of Lifespan Religious Education
dre @ c3huu.org ​