Resources & Tools

Four white buildings by still water in fall with 'Resources & Tools' superimposed in white.

At every New England Regional learning event, we offer tools and resources to bring home and share in your congregation. We have created resources from years of focused study and development on aspects of congregational life, and harvested wisdom, data and practices from our UUA colleagues, and lay and professional leaders from within and beyond UU faith communities. Here we share some of those materials for learning, sharing, and starting important conversations in your congregation. It is through generous gifts from congregations that our work is made possible. Contact us at newengland@uua.org, (617) 948-6415 if you need help locating a resource.

Spiritual Leadership

We believe the purpose of congregations is to equip everyone in the congregation to live into their spiritual leadership.

Spiritual Leadership

Anti-Racism, Anti-Oppression, & Multiculturalism

Resources for congregations to address systemic oppression, create more inclusive ministries, and work for justice, equity, compassion, and liberation for all.

Anti Racism/Anti Oppression/Multiculturalism

Worship

Find a guest preacher, find readings and other worship materials, train lay preachers, and more.

Worship

Lifespan RE and Faith Formation

Resources for building multigenerational ministries, supporting congregants at all stages of life, training for religious educators, curricula for your RE program, and more.

Lifespan RE and Faith Formation

Leadership Development

Training and resources for Board members and other leaders, including resources on starting or revitalizing your leadership development committee.

Leadership Development

Conflict Engagement

Some ways to approach conflict in congregations grounded in our values and principles.

Conflict Engagement

Communications

Get the word out about your congregation and your ministries.

Communications

Congregational Staff

Resources to help congregations be ethical and supportive employers, and connections to professional associations and identity groups for congregational staff.

Congregational Staff