Hear insights from Congregational Life Staff and read insights from leaders about the challenges and possibilities of moving toward in person ministry that is inclusive for our whole community including children and youth.

In 2020, the UUA recommended that congregations plan for a year of virtual operations. Moving into 2021, the UUA recommends that congregations plan for multi-platform operations.

As congregations consider physically re-opening for hybrid or multiplatform worship and programs, families with children and youth may be left out or excluded. Inclusion will take care and consideration of the challenges families are facing.

May I have the wisdom to be curious when I find myself grumbling about “them.”

In planning for post-pandemic church, you may find this opening reading useful. As the author reflects, "No one's done this in living memory."

Although there is good news on the horizon about the pandemic subsiding, Unitarian Universalist communities are not yet able to gather in person. At the UUA, we are your partners, to help navigate the coming many months.

Let it be said by generations to come that when the pain of our separation was revealed, we moved closer to the promised land of our beloved community.

Framing and insights from a gathering of congregational leaders from the Central East Region looking forward to what multi-platform church could be.

I am afraid and exhausted from the constant fear. I don’t know who to trust for information about the virus.

In the months ahead, many congregations plan to offer a combination of online and in-person programming options. Will there be new budget items? How might staff hours or responsibilities be changing? Here are some considerations.