Weekly Inspiration
Home, Again
People move places for jobs, relations, opportunities, escape, hindering our ability to put down new roots. And yet, we carry a constancy: the still, quiet voice within.
A Message From The UUA President
Self-Care Essentials
Looking to the coming months of continued virtual gathering, Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray offers guidance on balancing personal care with caring for our congregations and the wider world.
Advancing UU Values
The UUA Appoints A New Communications Director
The UUA announces the recent hiring of a new Director of Communications, Lisa Gregory, who will join staff on August 3.
UU The Vote: “We Shall be Known” by the “How We Thrive” Virtual Choir
UU The Vote: “We Shall be Known” by the “How We Thrive” Virtual Choir
Unitarian Universalists from across the country joined the UU the Vote "How We Thrive" virtual choir to sing the MaMuse song, “We Shall Be Known.” UU the Vote is a non-partisan faith initiative, in partnership with broader justice movements, to engage our neighbors, educate our communities, mobilize voters, and rally around key ballot initiatives. Join with your UU community to create a future defined by love, justice, and faith.
UU World Magazine
A special UUA president’s column
UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray urges white UUs to interrogate the United States' violent and dehumanizing system of policing.
WHAT TO SAY TO OUR CHILDREN
Parenting with Heartbreak
UU religious educator Rayla Mattson, a Black mother, reflects on parenting during a pandemic, helping her children process racial trauma, and finding hope in these uncertain times.
Leadership Resources
Train Lay Spiritual Care Providers in Your Congregation
Companioning one another spiritually is one of the most important ministries of a faith community and is often referred to as “Pastoral Care.” This robust training has been created for non-ordained leaders.
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No is Not Enough Resisting Trump's Shock Politics and Winning the World We Need
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