Disaster or Crisis

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This list includes every page or product from UUA.org, UU World magazine, or inSpirit books & gifts that is tagged with Disaster or Crisis.

  • a pink heart, apparently drawn on chalk, on a badly cracked concret surface
    Us, Human, Here
    From Braver/Wiser
    We are an angry and beautiful people.
  • A single powerful red-orange flame glows in the darkness around it.
    Hold Us Still
    From WorshipWeb
    Hold us gently as we gather closer together, comforting each other, healing each other.
  • Against a blue sky, a branch with delicate yellow blossoms.
    Stirrings of Compassion
    From WorshipWeb
    Sing in our hearts all the stirrings of compassion for the oppressed, for those who are scared and hurting.
  • Six adults sitting in a circle comfort and listen to a seventh person, who appears distressed.
    Bearable Together
    From Braver/Wiser
    Somehow, the things that are too much to bear alone are bearable together.
  • A wash of green, blue, and purple light blending together.
    Trauma-Informed Worship
    From Worship Lab
    Church is for helping people stay human in the face of inhumane circumstances.
  • A close-up of the stacked hands of about five people, standing in a circle.
    Benediction for a People in Pandemic
    From WorshipWeb
    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.
  • The back of a person as they regard a wall, lit by a stark fluorescent light, on which many medical face masks are hung.
    Covid Grief Ritual
    From WorshipWeb
    I am exhausted from the constant fear. I don’t know who to trust for information about the virus.
  • As protestors with a large US flag climb on the U.S. Capitol in the background, a man in a hat and sweatshirt is helped by other protestorsgets to rinse his eyes, presumably from tear gas.
    Finding Our Way
    From Braver/Wiser
    Holding people accountable for the impact of their behavior is not revenge; it’s what makes change and growth possible.
  • A wisp of smoke rises from an extinguished candle.
    Hope Continues
    From WorshipWeb
    Hope continues, uncertain and true, like candlelight, ready to spark again.
  • A sculpture by Jane Mortimer ("Loss"), showing a seated figure with their head tucked against their knees
    A Lament
    From WorshipWeb
    When we feel overwhelmed, we gather to find a path, to find new ways forward.