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  • 3 Jenga bocks with the words "embody, challenge, lead" written on them next to a colorful candle holder and on top of bits of blue and green cloth.
    This activity helps us begin to see the variation in our comfort with different words, to spark our capacity for growth and healing where hurt may live now...and to understand others better.
    Activity | July 18, 2025 | For Youth, Adults, Families | From Whole Church
    Tagged as: Faith Development, UU Identity
    Curriculum page
  • 3 Jenga bocks with the words "embody, challenge, lead" written on them next to a colorful candle holder and on top of bits of blue and green cloth.
    Take a box of plain Jenga® blocks and a variety of colorful sharpies into a small group discussion, board retreat, worship activity, or RE classroom
    Activity | July 18, 2025 | For Youth, Adults, Families | From Whole Church
    Tagged as: Faith Development, UU Identity
    Curriculum page
  • A close-up of a bat hanging upside down with a red background.
    What can we do when we feel afraid or grossed out by an animal or insect in nature?
    Activity | June 26, 2025 | For Children, Families, Multigenerational | From Faith Curricula Library
    Tagged as: Diversity, Fear, Nature
    Curriculum page
  • A red heart with the haiku: "The trees will soon bloom, Birds will chirp in great delight. Hopeful sounds abound." by Alicia LeBlanc
    Most haiku are about nature or everyday life. Can you write one about hope?
    Activity, Taking It Home | By Susan Dana Lawrence | June 22, 2025 | For Children, Youth, Multigenerational | From Faith Curricula Library
    Tagged as: Hope
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  • A graphic illustration shows a pyramid-like structure with stones scattered along its steps.
    You will need sand or soft dirt, a little water, some shells or pebbles, and a die. First, build a granary for storing millet—a structure two feet square.
    Activity | June 10, 2025 | From Faith Curricula Library
    Tagged as: Children, Faith Development, Food, Interdependence, International, Teamwork
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  • Open shelves with an assortment of clothes
    By treating every person we encounter with respect, we convey our gratitude for things we use that others made.
    Activity | June 9, 2025 | From Faith Curricula Library
    Tagged as: 7th Principle (Interconnected Web), Accountability, Interdependence
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  • A Black man and a small child, wearing rubber boots, hunch down in the shallow part of a wide river. The child is dipping a small pink net into the water, guided by their father's hand. They're both gazing at the surface of the water.
    As leaders in our families, in stewardship of the interconnected web, and in justice activism, we each find our own flow. Like water itself, we might at different times embody power or depletion, nourishment of others or self-nourishment. Try this meditation together with your family.
    Activity | June 9, 2025 | From Faith Curricula Library
    Tagged as: Environment, Nature
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  • A perfectly ripe strawberry
    Here is a way to bring a meditative, reflective attitude to the everyday, physical experience of eating.
    Activity, Taking It Home | June 6, 2025 | For Families, Multigenerational | From Faith Curricula Library
    Tagged as: Abundance, Food, Gratitude, Mindfulness, Thanksgiving
    Curriculum page
  • A fireplace with a field stone hearth.
    Make a Symbolic Hearth and place it where family members gather. Light it to mark your time together and your connection with the earth and all its gifts.
    Activity, Taking It Home | June 6, 2025 | For Families, Multigenerational | From Faith Curricula Library
    Tagged as: Connections, Families & Faith Development, Tradition, Winter Solstice / Yule
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  • Sidewalk messages written in colorful chalk: "Love Wins," "We are One: Earth and People," "None of Us are free until all of us are free"
    Communities of all ages use colorful sidewalk chalk to share messages that embody our theology and shared values, with love at the center.
    Activity | June 3, 2025 | For Multigenerational | From Whole Church
    Tagged as: Faith Development, UU Identity
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  • Word cloud in the shape of a flame with "love" at the center and surrounded by justice, acceptance, gratitude, faith, share, care.
    This group of related activities helps to engage with the notion "Faith development is all we do. All we teach is Unitarian Universalism. The congregation is the curriculum."
    Activity | June 2, 2025 | For Multigenerational | From Whole Church
    Tagged as: Faith Development, UU Identity
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  • Children and adults hold colorful handmade posters with "Everyone is equal," "You are welcome here," "You are good," and "We care for each other and the world we share."
    Children and adults come together to talk about and make signs with messaging that reflects and proclaims their understanding of UU theology and faith identity.
    Activity, Curriculum | By Joy Berry, UU Congregation of Asheville, Asheville, NC | May 30, 2025 | For Multigenerational | From Whole Church
    Tagged as: Faith Development, Multigenerational Faith Development, UU Identity
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  • A set of six cards. The one on top has "justice" at the top, with a vertical axis labeled "accountability" and a horizontal axis labeled "love." There is a drawing of a broken heart with a bandage on it.
    We often talk about how our Shared Values are centered in Love, but the language in Article II also has language about accountability. This workshop provides an opportunity to engage with the values using both Love and Accountability.
    Activity, Workshop | By Renee Ruchotzke | May 3, 2025 | For Youth, Adults | From Shared Values
    Tagged as: Accountability, Equity, Generosity, Interdependence, Justice, Love, Pluralism, Transformation, UU Identity
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  • In a darkened room, a child with light brown skin and short straight black hair sits at a window that is splattered with raindrops. The child is wearing a red garment of some sort, and is holding their hand out near the window with their right index finger extended. Outside the window, all we can see is a green blur suggesting plants or trees.
    An interactive, cooperative process of creating a prayer of lament.
    Time for All Ages | By Tara Humphries | April 11, 2025 | From WorshipWeb
    Tagged as: Christianity, Judaism, Letting Go, Meaning, Mindfulness, Reverence, Sorrow, Spiritual Practice, Spirituality, Vulnerability, Worship
    Worship element
  • A poster says "Be a Friend, Don't Bully!" The words circle an illustrations of five kids' heads in a circle, in psychedelic colors.
    An eighth grader bravely defends a disabled classmate from teasing and bullying by other kids.
    Story | By Lifespan Faith Engagement | April 11, 2025 | For Multigenerational | From Faith Curricula Library
    Tagged as: Kindness, Leadership
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  • A close-up of colorful woven fabric. The warp and weft are visible: The warp is uniform throughout, and is a shiny pale red. The weft is different on almost every row, and each row looks like it might be a shoelace. The shoelaces are solid colors — black, blue, grey, brown, lime, pink — except for the center row, which is in a multi-colored pattern.
    After Sal’s beloved partner Lee dies, Sal’s neighbors in the big apartment building want to make them a grief blanket. But individually, no one has enough fabric or yarn…
    Story | By Tara Humphries | April 4, 2025 | From WorshipWeb
    Tagged as: Arts & Music, Caring, Community, Connections, Creativity, Death, Friendship, Grief, Healing, Humanism, Teamwork
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  • A plain white card with the text ”thank you :)” is leaning against a blue and grey ceramic pot containing a small plant with round green leaves, possibly a Chinese money plant. The card and plant are on an otherwise bare weathered wooden table.
    This worship service explores gratitude and wonder through opportunities for spiritual practice. Instead of a sermon, the service includes time for personal reflection, community storytelling, and action.
    Script | By Liz Weber | March 4, 2025 | From WorshipWeb
    Tagged as: Arts & Music, Community, Creativity, Gratitude, Personal Stories, Spiritual Practice, Wonder, Worship
    Worship element
  • A small box made out of wooden slats sits on a grassy lawn, with a light brown teddy bear beside it. The box has a black stenciled sign on it labeled “TOOLS,” and various tools — a hammer, pliers, snippers, a jar of nails, and others — are visible between the slats and over the edge of the box.
    An activity to help congregants of all ages remember the tools available to help get through difficult times.
    Time for All Ages | By Tara Humphries | December 10, 2024 | From WorshipWeb
    Tagged as: Brokenness, Creativity, Healing, Imagination, Interdependence, Mental Health, Playfulness, Resilience, Self-Care, Spiritual Practice, Worship
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  • Taken from a balcony looking down, people enter a Unitarian church building with red carpet. They are entering wooden pews with hymnals in their arms.
    Whether your congregation is layled or whether you have a professional minister (maybe you are the professional minister!), it's not always easy to fill the worship schedule.
    Complete Service | By Erika Hewitt | September 27, 2024 | From WorshipLab
    Tagged as: Worship
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  • A group of half a dozen women, apparently part of a larger congregation, standing and singing in church. The three women in primary focus are clapping or snapping fingers.
    This liturgy provides words for a portion of a service devoted to hymn-singing. It should be possible to combine this with many of the usual elements of a congregation’s worship service. You will need to have an accompanist who can sight-read well, and it would be helpful to have a songleader.
    Script | By Kristin Grassel Schmidt | September 22, 2024 | From WorshipWeb
    Tagged as: Arts & Music, Community, Creativity, Music Sunday, Playfulness, Worship
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