Sometimes we awake in the morning, and we’d rather go back to sleep… And then, the first sliver of sunshine may dance across our face.

An activity to help congregants of all ages remember the tools available to help get through difficult times.

Where do you keep your love? Invite love in.

Rest is a healing portal to our deepest selves. Rest is care. Rest is radical.… Rest is a form of resistance because it disrupts and pushes back against capitalism and white supremacy.

Dedicated staff, updated programming, and increased resources are among the new offerings.

In neo-Pagan traditions, we recognize five elements: Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit. We call on these Elements to help us in a variety of ways…

Justice is our prayer. We affirm in covenant with the Beloved Community that is possible.

This prayer is designed to be woven into the song “Comfort Me,” #1002 in Singing the Journey.

There is no separation, here, of the sacred from the profane. No setting apart from the natural world.

This reflection on Interdependence is part of a collection entitled, "Theological Reflection on Shared Values" by Rev. Dr. Sheri Prud’homme. In 2024, Unitarian Universalists adopted six shared values, centered around love, as a guiding expression of their faith.

Let our hearts be welcoming of multiple truths, not holding hard or fast to closed mindedness or judgmental thinking. What can we learn from each other in the richness of our differences?

Hymns for this value speak to the ways we learn from the earth and belong to this planet we call home; some may lean into the inspiration, others to our role in the stewardship of our home.

In a merger, the congregation’s identity and assets are combined with another congregation. This requires a vote of both merging congregations.

A water communion liturgy that asks that we listen for God’s voice in the waters.

Give thanks for all the waters that be—for bays and gulfs and shining seas!

Activist and author Deepa Iyer shares a roadmap for maintaining your own effectiveness and well-being on your social-change journey.

We honor all our beloved dead whose bodies have returned to the earth, the earth that is our home. We honor their lives which shaped our own. We honor their love, which is beyond death. We honor their teachings, which teach us still.

Review full text of the statement, which serves as the foundation of all the work of the UUA, its member congregations, and its covenanted communities.

Bless you, for who you are, right now, right here. Bless you in your queerness, your genderfabulousness, your questioning, wondering, exploring, declaring. Bless you in the words you create and evolve and claim for yourself.

This is a year in which hard, brave choices will be required of all of us.