...Meaningful change is hard, especially as it relates to identity and power. It raises essential questions about whose voices are heard, who is asked to take risks, how we negotiate our relationships, and what our priorities are as a community. False divisions like “political correctness”...

Take-home suggestions and resources for participants in Workshop 5 of Harvest the Power, 2nd edition.

Take-home suggestions and resources for participants in Workshop 4 of Harvest the Power, 2nd edition.

The prophetic liberal church is the church where persons think and work together to interpret the signs of the times in the light of their faith. —James Luther Adams, 20th-century Unitarian theologian Share your turning-point reflections with others in your congregation. This is a great...

Take-home suggestions and resources for participants in Workshop 1 of Harvest the Power, 2nd edition.

Take-home suggestions and resources for participants in Workshop 2 of Harvest the Power, 2nd edition.

We humans are deeply, fundamentally, inescapably, relational beings. Our spirituality, our experiences of the sacred, revolves around how we relate to ourselves, to each other, to the cosmos. - Rev. Peter Morales, in Bringing Gifts, a publication of the Latino/Latina Unitarian Universalist...

The work of building a just community means individually and collectively working in right relationship with people of historically marginalized groups and holding ourselves accountable for changing the things that create injustice. — Paula Cole Jones, contemporary Unitarian Universalist educator...

. . . For all the significant identities that constitute each of us, there is a personal essence that defines who we are, a singular soul that is hidden deep within beyond the layers of identity that protect it. When we make initial contact with each other, we only see the outside of that soul at...

Whatever any of us concludes about race relations, we should start by including all of us. — Frank Wu, author of Yellow Read (or reread) your journaling notes and reflect on the voices and perspectives shared in your small group. Then, write questions, puzzlements, observations, and new insights...