In our regional staff team we joke about our “superpowers”. These are fun, amazing skills each of us have that we like to joke about — for example, one of us can tetris 7 people’s luggage and equipment into the back of van in a matter of minutes, and another can knit fruits, veggies and

For 40 years a group of dedicated volunteers, leaders and staff have created Summer Institute, an intentional intergenerational community.

Kids These Days: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Hope Again

Growing Souls in Congregations, Lessons from Nature and the Pandemic Gould Discourse – May 15, 2020 – Leah Purcell, CRE Download a PDF of this text. Thank you for that kind introduction, Frances. I’m honored to have been selected to present tonight. Thank you for coming, everyone, and welcome.

I’ve been reflecting on the many ways that our churches would do well to describe the ways they aren’t attached to the habits and practices of this world. We UUs are not only called to make this world better. We are often called to do so by subverting the dominant paradigm, by creating and

Last March, I began a journey to learn the history of the Movement (the Civil Rights Movement) in Alabama. Growing up in the 70’s and 80’s I

Many congregations are in the waning days of their annual stewardship campaign. Are you thinking, “whew, glad that’s done until next year?” Well…not so fast!

Yet we’ve learned that conflicts can present great opportunities for building community by examining together what we value the most and clarifying our purpose and mission as a community.

Introducing Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Cleveland — a new faith community in Greater Cleveland.

The Fourth Universalist Society awarded prestigious $500,000 historic preservation grant from New York State