Partnership Portal for Congregational LeadersFrequently Asked Questions & Requested Resources
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!
Engage in rich and meaningful professional development and collegial relationships.
UUA Benefit Programs? Annual Program Fund information? Available Grants and Loans? Crowdsourcing? We have a lot to offer congregations!
More about UUA Programs that Support and Serve Congregations
Provide vital information for visitors, UU World magazine subscriptions for your members, and easy access to UUA support services.
Create a physically, sexually, and emotionally safer space for children and adults. Learn how to manage issues before an emergency strikes.
A library of resources and strategies to help your congregation address safety and other issues during a pandemic.
Resources and Tips
The UUA offers a Wordpress website template, along with tested tools and tips to help you communicate with both seekers and members.
LeaderLab
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Rooted in the Infinite DivinityFrom LeaderLabSermonCommunity is an act of creation. In this heartfelt sermon, Nate M. Esparza (he/they) explores what it means to build liberatory spaces that don’t ask us to disappear. Through personal story, sacred imagination, and a call to collective care, Nate reminds us: design is spiritual—and
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Music in the Key of LiberationFrom LeaderLabIn our final conversation of the year, we welcome music directors Jen Hayman and Paolo Debuque to share their reflections on the role of music in congregations and communities.
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Everyone is NeededFrom LeaderLabWhat are the unstated things that we believe about community and leadership, and how do these ideas shape our communities? Join us for an exploration of a shift in narratives- towards shared ministry and reflecting on the power of creating community together.