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    Covenant group ministry session plans, with hands-on activities for participants.
    Paperback, Small Group Ministry Guide | By Tony Bushman, Bill Hamilton-Holway | May 27, 2025 | From inSpirit: The UU Book and Gift Shop
    Tagged as: Community, Covenant Groups & Small Group Ministry, Identity Formation, Men
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    Thirty-eight Bible songs, spirituals, rounds, hymns and chants from different cultures and musical styles. Includes guidelines for guitar or piano accompaniment and a thorough introduction. For home and church settings.
    Curriculum, Paperback | By Larry Phillip, Eugene Navias | May 27, 2025 | For Grades 2-3, Grades 4-5 | From inSpirit: The UU Book and Gift Shop
    Tagged as: Christianity, Judaism
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    Suggestions for eight covenant sessions that include discussion topics, music and readings.
    Paperback, Small Group Ministry Guide | By Barbara Hamilton-Holway | May 27, 2025 | From Skinner House Books
    Tagged as: Family
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    Year-long program helps young children understand the faith and practices of our UU community
    Curriculum, Paperback | By Jane Conteh-Morgan, Jan Evans-Tiller | May 27, 2025 | For Grades K-1, Grades 2-3 | From inSpirit: The UU Book and Gift Shop
    Tagged as: Children, Children's Faith Development, Community, Teaching Methods, UU Beliefs, UU Identity
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  • A book cover for Social Change Now! by Deepa Iyer shows a graphic representation of her Ecosystem model, including bright colored circles set off by spokes from a central circle.
    Social Change Now! A Guide for Reflection and Connection (Skinner House) by Deepa Iyer
    Study Guide | May 5, 2025 | From Common Read
    Tagged as: Adult Faith Development, Faith Development, Racial Justice, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur
  • 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
  • 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
  • Racial Justice Rubric
    Many congregations wonder how they can self-assess their progress along the path to anti-racist, anti-oppressive, multicultural transformation. Unitarian Universalist religious professionals Julica Hermann de la Fuente and Christina Rivera have developed a congregational rubric with a process for...
    Reference | By Julica Hermann de la Fuente, Christina Rivera | March 10, 2025 | For Adults | From Anti-Racism Library
    Tagged as: Anti-Oppression, Anti-Racism, Congregational Transformation, Multiculturalism, Racial Justice, White Supremacy Culture
  • The letters "WEAV" in four colors.
    WEAV is a ten-module small group ministry program exploring four pillars:Who & What are UUs?: Understanding and Building Our Spiritual CommunityEmbodied Justice: Building a Just Culture Countering White Supremacy CultureAdvocacy: Developing Trauma Exposure Awareness, Self-Care Practices, and Ally...
    Small Group Ministry Guide | By Shannon Frediani | March 10, 2025 | For Adults, Emerging Adults (18-24), Older Adults | From Anti-Racism Library
    Tagged as: Adult Faith Development, Anti-Oppression, Anti-Racism, Congregational Transformation, Intersectionality, White Supremacy Culture
  • Two feminine-presenting young adults sit in chairs in front of a white board while engaged in friendly conversation. 
    Explore the history and present-day examples of anti-Blackness and racism within UUism, experiment with embodied worship and spirituality, discuss ways to effect systemic change, learn strategies for conversations with difficult people, gain a deepened understanding of UU anti-racist theology.
    Curriculum | By Mosaic Curriculum Team | February 15, 2025 | For Emerging Adults (18-24) | From Anti-Racism Library
    Tagged as: Anti-Racism, BIPOC Experiences, Campus Ministry, History, Racial Justice, White Supremacy Culture, Whiteness, Young Adult Faith Development (ages 18-35)
  • Five mid-elementary-aged children of various ethnicities, wearing bright colored t-shirts, have their heads touching in a huddle and are smiling down at the camera in the center. The sunlight beams behind them.
    Children will explore identity, understand the difference between appreciation and appropriation, process the tough feelings that come when we learn difficult history, understand that sometimes kindness isn't enough, and learn what "Black Lives Matter" means.
    Curriculum | By Mosaic Curriculum Team | December 15, 2024 | For Grades 2-3 | From Anti-Racism Library
    Tagged as: Anti-Racism, Children's Faith Development
  • Tw0 kindergarten-aged children, one with black, one with brown skin, smiling at the camera while laying on their stomachs and resting on their elbows. The child in the middle has their arms around the other two. A blurry classroom is behind them.
    Children will: explore what "race" is and that it's okay to talk about, celebrate differences, understand how emotions can affect behavior, practice kindness, and work toward building beloved community.
    Curriculum | By Mosaic Curriculum Team | November 15, 2024 | For Grades K-1 | From Anti-Racism Library
    Tagged as: Anti-Racism, Children's Faith Development
  • Sheet music for "Shared UU Values"
    Shared UU Values by Kate Gillis "I was having difficulty remembering the seven values so I made up a song to make them more memorable. Now I would like to share my song to help other UUs become more comfortable with the words."This memorable tune can be used in worship, religious education, and...
    Handout, Leader Resource | November 14, 2024 | For Multigenerational | From Shared Values
    Tagged as: Faith Development
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    This guide helps illuminate the particular lenses we all wear, based on race, class, ability, gender, culture, place and the many other social identities that impact and define our experiences.
    Curriculum | November 1, 2024 | From Faith Curricula Library
    Tagged as: Identity Formation, Social Justice
  • Standing tall on the far right edge of the map, the red and white Covenant Lighthouse beams with a bright, guiding light. It’s the trusty beacon that helps everyone navigate through stormy seas and stay true to their principles.
    Parameters: works best for groups that have some experience in faith formation. Our covenants are sacred promises. By “sacred,'' we mean that which we hold aside as special, elevated, venerated; sacrosanct. A sacred promise is one dedicated to a divine purpose--a purpose of ultimate concern for you.
    October 31, 2024 | From Deeper Joy
    Tagged as: High School-Aged Youth Faith Development
  • The Canyons of Deeper Sharing are twisty, turny, red rock canyons are depicted with deep, winding paths filled with sparkling water, symbolizing deep and meaningful sharing.
    Parameters: even number of people, in person or online. Pair up and assume a similar stance accessible to the pair. Choose who is the actor and who is the reflection and discuss how touch, sight and sound will be used to communicate. The actor moves while the reflection mirrors their movement.
    October 31, 2024 | From Deeper Joy
    Tagged as: High School-Aged Youth Faith Development
  • Standing tall on the far right edge of the map, the red and white Covenant Lighthouse beams with a bright, guiding light. It’s the trusty beacon that helps everyone navigate through stormy seas and stay true to their principles.
    Parameters: good for groups who will be together over a longer period of time and are taking action together. A Temporary Autonomous Zone is a container where people try on liberating practices to create new worlds. Discussion questions included.
    October 31, 2024 | From Deeper Joy
    Tagged as: High School-Aged Youth Faith Development
  • Standing tall on the far right edge of the map, the red and white Covenant Lighthouse beams with a bright, guiding light. It’s the trusty beacon that helps everyone navigate through stormy seas and stay true to their principles.
    Parameters: good for groups for whom covenant making has become mechanic or boring. Take examples of statements that usually end up on a covenant. Then assign one phrase to each pair or small group and invite them to unpack it. Includes discussion questions.
    October 31, 2024 | From Deeper Joy
    Tagged as: High School-Aged Youth Faith Development
  • The Tepid Bay is calm, with sailboats floating easily on the water. This laid-back area represents a place of moderate comfort, suggesting a desire for more engagement or passion.
    Parameters: solo or in a group, in person or online. Reach down to get power from the grassroots (stretch down). Reach up to the sky for inspiration (reach up). Stomp out injustice (stomp/clap). Move in the winds of change (sway side to side)
    October 31, 2024 | From Deeper Joy
    Tagged as: High School-Aged Youth Faith Development
  • The Tepid Bay is calm, with sailboats floating easily on the water. This laid-back area represents a place of moderate comfort, suggesting a desire for more engagement or passion.
    Parameters: can be done solo or in a group, in person or online. Everyone gradually crouches down, making themselves as small as they say, “Acorn, acorn, acorn...” when you say "Tree" have everyone expand up and out.
    October 31, 2024 | From Deeper Joy
    Tagged as: High School-Aged Youth Faith Development