Mission u Curricula

At United Women in Faith, we believe that scripture is alive and active, calling us to grow, question, and act.

That’s why we create dynamic, justice-focused biblical curricula for adults, youth, and children. Our curricula empower individuals and communities to explore God’s word through the lens of compassion, equity, and collective transformation.

Each curriculum is developed by diverse and collaborative writing teams who bring lived experience, theological depth, and a commitment to justice. Through meaningful stories, scriptural reflection, and a call to action, Mission u encourages learners to engage social issues with courage, grounded in their identity as Christians.

Why Mission u: Learning Together for the Transformation of the World

• Flexible and Accessible
  Designed for eight one-hour sessions, each curriculum can be used in Sunday school, youth group, VBS, small groups, camps, campus ministries, or other Christian education settings. Adult curricula also available in Spanish and Korean.
• Justice-Focused and Biblically Rooted
  Every session connects scripture with real-world issues and equips learners to respond with faith, love, and integrity.
• Intergenerational Curriculum
  Each theme includes curriculum for children, youth, and adults, creating opportunities for the whole community to learn and grow together.
• Leader-Ready Digital Format
  All resources are delivered digitally and include introductory videos, reflection questions, and supplemental tools to support confident facilitation

Mission u curricula are not only about learning. They are about inspiring us to put our faith in action!

Whether you are leading a congregation, guiding a youth group, or teaching a small group at home — Mission u equips communities to turn biblical reflection into faithful action.

This is more than a Bible study. It is a movement!

Explore our Themes:

Practicing Hope Together
The Kin-dom is Among You: Drawing Closer to God and One Another
Living the Good News: Reflecting God’s Love
Who Can We Be Together?: Building Communities of Hope and Joy
Coming in 2026: Experiencing Emmanuel