Hospitality
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Braver/Wiser: A Weekly Message of Courage and Compassion
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By Erika A. HewittTo offer hospitality, we first have to identify ourselves — sometimes in inconvenient or uncomfortable ways — as helpers; as willing to offer kindness or connection to someone we might disagree with.
inSpirit: The UU Book and Gift Shop
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From inSpirit: The UU Book and Gift ShopUU World's first "seeker issue" is designed specifically as an introduction to Unitarian Universalism. The 32-page magazine is an anthology...
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From inSpirit: The UU Book and Gift ShopUU World's first "seeker issue" is designed specifically as an introduction to Unitarian Universalism. The 32-page magazine is an anthology...
LeaderLab
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By Megan FoleySmall congregations offer intimacy and inclusion, but can sometimes feel exclusive to newcomers. How might you bridge that divide?
Tapestry of Faith: Curricula and Resources for Lifespan Faith Development
Chalice Children, in Preschool
Creating Home, Kindergarten-1st Grade
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Inspired by a story in Tales for the Seventh Day: A Collection of Sabbath Stories by Nina Jaffe (New York: Scholastic Press, 2000). Once a...
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You never know what the wind will blow in or which way the wind blows. The wind can change directions and maybe change your life. It...
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Adapted from a Jewish folktale from Poland In this fun and participatory story a farmer lives in a house with his wife and children and the...
Faithful Journeys, Grades 2-3
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By Elisa Davy PearmainI want to tell you the story of Adin Ballou. He was born over two hundred years ago. He grew up to be a peacemaker and a Universalist...
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By Judith C. CampbellBy Judith C. Campbell. Used with permission. From UU & Me!: Collected Stories, edited by Betsy Hill Williams (Boston: Skinner House,...
Heeding the Call, Jr. High Ages 12-15
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Adapted from "The Real Heroes and Sheroes of New Orleans" by Lorrie Beth Slonsky and Larry Bradshaw. Original story appeared in the...
Love Connects Us, Grades 4-5
Moral Tales, Grades 2-3
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Adapted from a Middle Eastern Islamic folk tale which is attributed to different countries, including Turkey and Syria. Mullah Nasruddin...
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Recrafted with permission of the author, Francis Dorff, O. Praem, of the Norbertine Community of Alberquerque, New Mexico, from his story...
Signs of Our Faith, Grades 2-3
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Based on "A Calabash of Poi," originally published in In the Path of the Trade Winds by Coral Wells Thorpe (New York/London: G.P. Putnam's...
Sing to the Power, Grades 4-5
The New UU
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It was the first gathering of a newly formed small group. The eight people who gathered in Ann's living room recognized one another, but...
Wisdom from the Hebrew Scriptures
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Joshua 1: 1-3, Joshua 2:1-7,15-18, 21, Joshua 6: 1-25 (New Revised Standard Version) ... The Lord spoke to Joshua son of Nun... saying...
World of Wonder, Grades K-1
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By Julie SimonKylie groaned on the sofa. Her best friend Georgia was sick. It was Saturday, and the girls had planned to ride their bikes to Sundale...
UU World
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Image credit: A US volunteer lawyer informs migrants on what to expect when requesting asylum in the US, at an office in Tijuana, Mexico, Friday, April 27, 2018.
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Image credit: AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez
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By Suzi ChaseImage credit: I can not walk more - shoe with pebble in it - Stock image
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By Elaine McArdleImage credit: © 2017 Elaine McArdle
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By Michael HartImage credit: Courtesy UUA Congregational Life Staff Group
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By Elaine McArdleImage credit: © Dea Brayden
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By Heather Beasley DoyleImage credit: © gpointstudio/istockphoto
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By Christopher L. WaltonImage credit: UU World
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By Rosemary Bray McNatt
Worship Lab: Posts on Crafting Worship
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By Erika A. HewittGoing to my gym for weight-training and Spinning classes taught how leaders can create a climate of acceptance, encouragement, and empowerment for newcomers.
WorshipWeb: Searchable Worship Collection
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By Joanna Fontaine CrawfordWelcome to [name of your congregation]. I want to take a moment to extend a very warm welcome to everyone who's visiting us. Rather than...
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By William E. Swing“There’s a hunger beyond food that’s expressed in food, and that’s why feeding is always a kind of miracle. It speaks to a bigger desire.”...
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By Christopher A Rothbauer"Where are you a pastor?" It's not an uncommon question when you've chosen to do ministry in a small, rural town, especially when you wear...
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By Gretchen HaleyEvery little thing that breaks your heart Is welcome here We'll make a space for it Give it its due time and praise for the wanting it...
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By Julianne LeppWe seek our place in the world and the answers to our hearts’ deep questions. As we seek, may our hearts be open to unexpected answers. May...
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By Lindasusan UlrichOpen up the doors Push on looming wooden arches embroidered with ironwork Brace shoulders against the weight of history unmoved Slough off...
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By David BreedenWe light this chalice remembering and honoring our own tradition and celebrating the rich diversity of traditions among us. As we search...
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By Joan Javier-DuvalHere here is where you can lay it down Lay down all that you have carried the weight of the world that has rounded your back leaving you...
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By Molly Housh GordonThe author suggests supplementing this Time for All Ages with a PowerPoint/slide show of interesting doors and asking the kids to imagine...
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By Jennifer "Jo" VonRue, Linette LoweWelcome to this space, this sanctuary of peace where we come to not only create our best selves, but to also do the work of creating a...
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By Barnaby FederDearly beloved, the story is told that a man named Jesus dined nearly two thousand years ago among his disciples on the eve of his arrest...
