Are you a newly elected Congregational Board member? Are you wanting to refresh your Board skills? Does your board need to rethink how to be a board in a virtual environment? Then this is your webinar!

Learn how to use discernment circle practices for complex decisions in your committees and teams.

Build your experience in having deep conversation in a virtual format utilizing Circle Process. If you are leading any kind of virtual group discussion, this webinar is for you! Presented by Nancy Combs-Morgan and Phil Lund

Our OWL team strongly recommends that OWL programming be postponed until it can be done in person.

But what if you’re called on to stage a full congregational meeting, with formal debate on motions followed by auditable voting? Here's a robust sample procedure manual!

When his brother died of COVID-19, Mark Hicks helped to plan a meaningful memorial for his family. This is his story.

Companioning one another spiritually is one of the most important ministries of a faith community. This two-part training has been created for non-ordained congregational leaders.

Moving meaningful small group interactions such as covenant groups or chalice circles, to an online format will require intentionality. Here are some practices to get you started.

Have you ever wondered why people sometimes act out of character during times of stress? Here's a fun way of understanding how the Frontal Cortex and Amygdala work together.

How to Develop a Healthy and Vital Unitarian Universalist Congregation

Rob Molla, UUA Director of Human Resources presents this series. This webinar covers employee manuals, evaluations and assessments, supervisory feedback, performance improvement plans, bias and cultural awareness, and Rob’s rules.

we hear from leaders of how they are adapting; review virtual offerings, and discuss updates for online youth safety guidelines

We go over the basics of how to have a congregational meeting on Zoom, including registration options, polling options, and security controls.

This gallery of web-optimized chalice art and is available for informal use. Right-click on any image to save it to your computer. You may edit these images with any graphics-editing software. Please use the current UUA Logo available for public communications of your Unitarian Universalist (UU)...

Looking for new music for your worship service that you can also use online? Check out this resource!

A few tips and tricks for managing your Zoom Account

Explore both practices of how to care for one another in times of crisis and challenge, but also how the care itself must change because of these times. For Religious Professionals, Lay-Leaders, and Congregation Members who are involved in the congregation’s ministries of caring.

As a unifying element, the logo chalice is recognized as distinctively UU. It is used for official communications, but can also be adapted as a design element.

The goal of the Unitarian Universalist (UU) brand identity is to create a shared way for Unitarian Universalists to effectively communicate who we are, what we do, and why it matters.

Do you remember playing a game as a child called Traffic Light where a leader called out “green light!” and we children behind them would race to tag them. And then they’d call out “red light!” and we’d stop instantly. Sometimes so suddenly that we’d fall over with the momentum and...