Intentionally consider one's practices in restaurant dining. It makes visible the lives of people who are subject to discrimination and oppression based on economic status, race, ethnicity, gender, and/or immigration status.

Explore concrete ways to respond to Alexander’s call for the spiritual work of building a movement to dismantle a system that has tainted us politically, legally, economically, culturally, and, above all morally.

Explore the congregation’s approach to military service and attitudes toward military veterans and currently serving military personnel.

In this workshop, participants have the opportunity to talk about messages they received about military service.

Brainstorm ways to integrate the learnings from this program into their lives and the life of the congregation

Planning a worship service to engage the congregation in ministry to active duty military personnel, veterans, and their families.

Explore the challenged faced by military families.

IntroductionThis workshop considers issues which have engaged philosophers, ethicists, and people of conscience for centuries, giving participants the opportunity to explore ideas in a covenanted faith community. The moral issues surrounding war and peace challenge all people in our congregation,...

In the video, ministers (including military chaplains), lay veterans, active duty military personnel, and military family members present a compelling case for UU military ministry.

The Military Ministry Toolkit program draws on several books which can also support your congregation to explore or implement military ministry.

Overview for facilitators of the Military Ministry Workshop Series.

This toolkit challenges our faith communities to become truly welcoming to a group of people who have sometimes felt unwelcome.

Materials and guidance for beginning or deepening your exploration of economic justice.

How to best support your child as they participate in the Religion in Life program.

DREs or other RE leaders should be aware of plans. They can help make sure safe congregations policies are being followed and might have ideas for advisors.

The program offers a great opportunity for a girl or group of girls to connect with other UU adults in the congregation or community.

This GA Talks video from 2014 shows why Unitarian Universalism is needed on college campuses now more than ever.

Holmes (left), from the Unitarian Universalist Association archives. Taft (right) from the United States Library of Congress.

Published by Liberal Religious Youth and distributed by the Unitarian Universalist Association in April, 1967.

Brochure prepared by the First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles in 1954. Used with the congregation's permission.