Covenant

• Workshop 2: Living in Covenant

  Web of Youth Ministry Component: Faith Exploration This session describes why and how Unitarian Universalists covenant with one another and...
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Future of Faith

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  Sunday Assembly: Schism and Debate

  By Ted Resnikoff

  Sunday Assemblies? Faith > Practice > Religious Institution The recent Blue Boat blog post of observations made after attending the...

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  Begin Again in Love

  By Jeanelyse Doran Adams

  As the New Year approaches I am grateful for yet another opportunity to begin again. Thankfully that opportunity is available to all of us...

Signs of Our Faith

• Session 3: Our Faith Is a Journey

World of Wonder

• Session 1: The Web of Life

Building Bridges

• Workshop 5: Judaism 1: The Birth of the Abrahamic Tradition
• Abrahams Covenant with God

  From The New Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyright 1989, 1995 by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of...

Building the World We Dream About for Young Adults

• Workshop 1: Telling Our Story: Multiple Truths and Multiple Realities

What We Choose

• Workshop 10: Locus of Moral Authority Revisited
• Workshop 1: The Locus of Moral Authority

Resistance and Transformation

• Activity 1: Covenant

  Materials for Activity Newsprint, markers, and tape Preparation for Activity Prepare a list of the elements of covenant you would like to...

The New UU

• Handout 1: Covenant as Promise

  A covenant is not a contract, but rather a voluntary relationship. The idea of a covenant has biblical origins and traditionally includes...
• Workshop 5: How Are Decisions Made? Governance and Polity

Wisdom from the Hebrew Scriptures

• Workshop 2: David and Nathan - You are That Man
• Nathan Confronts David

  2 Samuel 12: 1-10 (New Revised Standard Version) But the thing that David had done displeased the Lord, and the Lord sent Nathan to David...

A Chorus of Faiths

• Activity 1: Covenants

  Materials for Activity Newsprint, markers, and tape Preparation for Activity For your own use, list the elements of covenant you plan to...

A Place of Wholeness

• Recovery, Rebuilding, and Rebirth of New Orleans

  Information and quotes for this article are drawn from UU World magazine, InterConnections , the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (...
• Workshop 10: Our Covenantal Faith

Families

• Workshop 1: Introducing the Program

Love Surrounds Us

• Session 16: Our UU Principles

Love Connects Us

• Session 16: We are Active Creators of our Faith
• Session 14: Our Heritage's Calling
• Session 1: A Covenant is a Promise

Windows and Mirrors

• Session 4: Building A Community Of Forgiveness

Wonderful Welcome

• Session 3: The Gift Of Forgiveness
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  Making Promises, Making Covenants

  By Janeen K Grohsmeyer

  Do you remember your first day of school? I remember mine. Your parents and grandparents probably remember their first days, too. Probably...
• Session 2: The Gift Of Covenant

Toolbox of Faith

• Session 1: Faith (Toolbox and Ruler)

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  The power of we

  By Elandria Williams, Carey McDonald, Barb Greve, Sofia Betancourt, Elías Ortega

  Questions probing the heart of Unitarian Universalism.
  Image credit: At the end of a June 21 public witness rally during the UUA General Assembly in Spokane, Washington, UUs and local activists form a heart in the park where hundreds called for criminal justice reforms.
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  Covenant Task Force calls for creation of UU general conferences

  By Sonja L. Cohen

  Group proposes recurring ecclesiastical conferences, reassessment of UUA organization to move toward effective covenantal relationships.
  Image credit: © Christopher L. Walton
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  A gym for the soul

  By Joanna Fontaine Crawford

  A covenant group is like a gym for the soul, an oasis in the desert.
  Image credit: © istockphoto/Radist

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  Give the DJ a Break, or: What Worship Leaders Wish You Knew

  By Erika A. Hewitt, Erica Baron

  In our congregations, how often do we assume that preachers, music directors, and other worship leaders are there to fulfill our personal preferences?