Children's / Religious Education Sunday
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Second Sunday in June. This is a service that focuses on children and the children’s religious education (RE) program. Often, it is...
Blue Boat: Youth and Young Adult Blog
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By Annie Gonzalez Milliken#UUCampusQ's Episode Four Students on campus need your community now, so get the word out! The Reverend Annie Gonzalez Milliken , the Young...
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By Ted ResnikoffLearning How to do Anti-Racism Work at Home The following is the first of five reflections on a service trip that members of the Unitarian...
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By Ted ResnikoffThe Right to Joy – to Combat Injustice The following is the first of five reflections on a service trip that members of the Unitarian...
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By Annie Gonzalez Milliken#UUCampusQ's Episode Three What Can I Actually Do? The Reverend Annie Gonzalez Milliken , the Young Adult and Campus Ministry Associate of...
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By Emily ParkerNew Orleans Service Trip by Emily Parker On this small lot in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans , organic vegetables grow in rows. Honey...
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By Jennica Davis-HockettRace to the Top for Unitarian Universalism It’s a thrill every time I get a notification that a new youth has applied to our Luminary...
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By Jennica Davis-HockettMind = Blown Editorial Comment: Impacting the mental health and development of our teenagers is an incredibly complex topic and this...
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By Jennica Davis-HockettIn honor of the Standing on the Side of Love 30 Days of Love 2016 campaign , Colleen Lee speaks up about her awakening to racial tensions...
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By Jennica Davis-HockettYouth Caucus Staff : bringing covenant wherever they go General Assembly (GA) 2016 is bound to be a phenomenal experience thanks in part to...
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By Joseph Boyd, Elizabeth NguyenFiercely UU is a new blog series where Unitarian Universalist young adults tell stories about what our faith requires of us and how they...
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By Bart Frost!SPOILER ALERT! The following post contains spoilers for Star Wars: The Force Awakens , but it’s a month after the movie was released in...
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By Ted ResnikoffYou Are Challenged: Make Change Happen Now A message from Lauren Amabile and the Unitarian Universalist Church Council, asking you to...
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By Ted ResnikoffThis is a re-post of a story of the Our Whole Lives curriculum in action from The Christ ian Century . You'll find links at the end of the...
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By Deborah Neisel-SandersA thought provoking story from the UU Growth Strategy Blog . -Ed. Sexuality Education As a Growth Strategy Posted in Associational ,...
WorshipWeb: Searchable Worship Collection
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By Jason CookWe seekers are on a quest: A quest to discover truth and meaning. Sometimes we think we’ve found it— Wrapped up, glimmering with newness...
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By Jules JaramilloThis morning, we gather together to worship as a community of all ages. Let us take a moment to look around at those of us sharing this...
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By Anne PrincipeThis can be used in worship for all ages or children’s chapel. A chime can be sounded after each stanza. Imagine you live in a little...
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By Erika A. HewittTo prepare for this Message for All Ages, you’ll need to do the following: remove a small white tea light from its aluminum casing make a...
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By Teresa Honey YoungbloodThe Birthday Circle is a ritual that shows children that they are loved, known, and appreciated in our families and communities. Done in a...
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By Christian Schmidt, Alexis CapenWe light this chalice for our children and youth, and for us: celebrating the flame of faith lit in each of us, honoring the light each of us bring into the world, rejoicing in the community we create together.
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By Claudene (Deane) OlivaWe invite each of you to take a deep breath into the present moment, and, realizing that not everyone will have the functions to enter into...
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By Tess BaumbergerLeader 1 : It takes a Unitarian Universalist Village to raise a Unitarian Universalist Child. We will read what we believe important for...
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By Gary KowalskiChildren widen the circle of our being in ways that are limitless. Every baby that’s born connects us to our history, our own parents,...
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By Lindsay BatesReceive, O Mystery, the words of our hearts. If prayer worked like magic—if I knew the words that would guarantee prayer's power—I know...
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By Sheldon W BennettWe gather this morning in celebration and appreciation. We rejoice in those true treasures and gifts of life that are beyond any price. We...
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By Ruth E GibsonALL: We come together as a living church. WORSHIP LEADER: We come together from different places as unique individuals. Our paths and the...
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By Nancy ShafferTwo women, thin, one small, one gray-haired, sit side by side on a high-backed bench. The smaller one leans against the other, lays her...
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By Alice BerryChildren of the earth and sky, we are nurtured, sustained, given warmth and light from above and below. Supported by earth's strong, firm...
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By Gary KowalskiWe pray for the children, For the voiceless, for the innocent, for the vulnerable, for the least powerful among us, and those most in need...
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By Patrick T O'NeillAmong the most accomplished and fabled tribes of Africa, no tribe was considered to have warriors more fearsome or more intelligent than...
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By Axel H GehrmannLet us join in the spirit of prayer and meditation. We are each different. Some of us are bigger and others are smaller. Some of us are...
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By Meg BarnhouseDear God, May I be kind, Strong and brave, Joyful, useful, loving, Honest and healthy.
