Rejoice! May this time of worship celebrate what we know at our core.

Ours is the work of creation. Ours is the work of inviting people into an irresistible movement, rooted in our belief that a new world is possible. And the center of our work is love, and joy, and the spirit of abundance.

Learn how to join the conversation about this book, edited by Peggy Gillespie, that can be a catalyst for meaningful action and reflection.

To mark the milestone, revisit photos of some of the joyous events that followed the landmark decision.

UUA President Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt, Ph.D., calls for UUs to imagine new, hopeful possibilities.

Prayers to be said on the four Sundays of Advent while lighting the Advent candle wreath.

There in the deep sack of night, a tiny Hope was born. 

Let us open all our senses and let our synapses spark one connection after another.

Remembering an uplifting moment of community.

The circle of evergreens reminds us that life and love will never end.

May we open our hearts to the abundance of creation.

Pleasure is one of the ways we know when we are free.

Let us marvel at the miracle of being here, right now.

Sometimes love is simply letting someone else like what they like.

A triumph of love over death is the core of the Easter message.

The stories remind us there is still and always joy in this world, but it usually comes right alongside the struggle.

music arises from depths unknown often without words but never without meaning and spirit rises from deep within me seducing my body to join the song first a tremor in the soul, then tapping of toes breath aligns with breath, heart beats in syncopation and a stuttering buzz in my throat becomes a...

We can be cheerleaders for people’s simple joys—even if we don’t share them.

Pleasure reminds us to enjoy being alive and on purpose... Pleasure—embodied, connected pleasure—is one of the way we know when we are free. That we are always free. That we always have the power to co-create the world. Pleasure helps us move through the times that are unfair, through grief and...

This opening was written for two voices, as indicated below. 1: Welcome, who come in friendship who long for genuine community... 2: May you be graciously received here as your authentic self. 1: Welcome, who come in curiosity, full of questions or simply open... 2: May you embrace wonder and...