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The UUA offers rich resources for our member congregations! If you are looking for help for your congregation, but don’t know where to start, you can start here!
Visit LeaderLab for tips, tools and resources for leaders and leadership development! Access trainings, guides, webinars and articles to help your congregation serve its mission in the world!
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Resources and Tips
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LeaderLab
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'Kneading' Towards LiberationFrom LeaderLabMany of us grew up hearing the story in the Gospels of Jesus ‘healing’ the blind man. Some traditions emphasize that Jesus’s miracle was the most important part of this story. I beg to differ.
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Getting Started with Sharing Administrative TalentFrom LeaderLabCongregational leaders, are you intrigued by the possibility of sharing an administrative employee, whether a generalist or a specialist (e.g., bookkeeper, communications manager)? Administrators, might serving two or more UU faith communities be a good choice for you? We’ll help you get started.
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Models of Sharing Administrative TalentFrom LeaderLabThere’s more than one way to share administrative talent across congregational lines. An administrator can even “mix and match” these approaches. What might make sense for your congregation?