Faith Curriculum Library: Curricula and Resources for Co-creating Lifespan Faith Engagement

Assorted A2 Graphics Download Free Supplemental Graphics

Part of Shared Values and Article II Learning Resources

Multipurpose Graphics

Heart Petal Icons

Heart Petal Icons

By Catherine Loya

Proposed A2 Values written on the petals of a colorful flower.

Values Flower

By Madaline Natale

Individual Values

By Catherine Loya

Three stick figures standing and various heights

Equity

Two hands holding a heart

Generosity

Justice weights

Justice

Spider web with Interdependence

Interdependence

Transformation featuring a cocoon

Transformation

Pluralism venn diagram

Pluralism

Love with heart and pink border

Love

Flower with each heart-shaped petal representing an A2 value

Bookmarks

By Rev. William Levwood and RW Carney III

Horizontal rainbow bookmark with a description of each proposed value on each line.
Horizontal rainbow bookmark with a description of each proposed value on each line.
horizontal bookmark saying "Love is at the Center" of Unitarian Universalism

General Assembly 2024 Quotes

By Rev. JeKaren Olaoya

"Contorting myself to look for good intent is not an act of self love" quote on green background
"Our faith, after all, is a living and evolving one, and is not limited to what is written in any policies or bylaws or votes." - Meg Riley. Flowers are pictured
Rev. JeKaren's message to trans UUs on a pink background.
"All things change, Except which is dead. And we are very much alive." - Rev. Cheryl M. Walker
"Healing our hearts and the harms of the intersecting systems of injustice requires more places of belonging, not fewer." - Rev. Mary Katherine Morn
"That’s where our power lies: In depending on each other, and knowing we depend on each other, and being unafraid to depend on each other; because it’s all woven so tight, because everything depends." Rev. Molly Housh Gordon
"And here we are, not yet destroyed" - Rev. Victoria Safford on a dark orange background with flowers.
"The work of living our values does not begin today: it continues." Rev. Cheryl M. Walker