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By Susan Dana LawrenceBased on a true story that happened at the 1976 Special Olympics in Seattle, WA ...
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Unitarian Universalists support the dignity and rights of people all across the spectrum of gender.
Braver/Wiser: A Weekly Message of Courage and Compassion
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By Connie SimonWhat if we encouraged and celebrated each other for who we are? What if, instead of criticizing, we challenged with love, affirming the good we see in one another?
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By Lindasusan UlrichSpirit of Compassion, remind us that our task as humans is not perfection, but faithfulness.
Tapestry of Faith: Curricula and Resources for Lifespan Faith Development
Chalice Children, in Preschool
Creating Home, Kindergarten-1st Grade
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One day some worker bees made a honeycomb in the hollow trunk of an oak. They settled nearby to rest. Then, the drones from their hive flew...
Families, Jr. High School
Love Surrounds Us, Grades K-1
Miracles, Wide Age Span
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This Korean folk tale, translated by Heinz Insu Fenkl, is similar to the European folk tale “The Frog Prince.” Used with the translator’s...
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...
Signs of Our Faith, Grades 2-3
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Ricardo and his grandparents arrived at Camp Taylor for the congregation's weekend retreat. This was Ricardo's third year at the retreat...
Sing to the Power, Grades 4-5
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Materials for Activity Newsprint and markers Preparation for Activity Post blank newsprint. Description of Activity We can most effectively...
Windows and Mirrors, Grades 4-5
Wonderful Welcome
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Inspired by "The Widow's Mite," a parable from Christian scripture. Read or tell the story. In a little village near Jerusalem, a long time...
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By Gail Forsyth-VailThe story, "The Bremen Town Musicians," was told by the brothers Grimm in Germany, in the early 1800s. This session comes from Gail Forsyth-Vail's book, Stories In Faith: Exploring Our Unitarian Universalist Principles and Sources Through Wisdom Tales (Boston: Unitarian Universalist Association,...
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An Indian tale of speaking kindly, from Teaching Tolerance, Rhinos & Raspberries kit. Permission pending. Read or tell the story. Once...
World of Wonder, Grades K-1
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By Janeen K GrohsmeyerIn a time not so long ago and in a place not so far away, there lived a boy named Arthur Lismer. Arthur always had a pencil in his pocket,...
UU World
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By Cami ApplequistImage credit: © Miguel Davilla/theispot
WorshipWeb: Searchable Worship Collection
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By Joan Javier-DuvalIn this space of welcome and acceptance you are beloved.
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By Megan DowdellI had dreams about anywhere-else-but-here But our faith kept me close. I believed I had done something to deserve it. Our faith shouted, “...
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By Kari KopnickIt’s not that I didn’t want to finish school. I just came from a working-class family where college visits and choosing the right school were a foreign world.
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By Misha SandersIn a sacred place of honor in the temple that is my home stands a gleaming, powerful image of The Venus of Willendorf, proud and naked, her...
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By James MorisonWithin each of our hearts there is a most glorious light. Go forth, and let its spark help you understand what troubles both you and others...
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By Robert R WalshI heard the Second Brandenburg Concerto played in honor of Bach’s 300th birthday, and I was swept away. I remembered a story about the...
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By Megan DowdellWe enter this meeting house for kindness and comfort. May rough-worn hands and aching backs be healed. We enter this meeting house of hope...
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By Christian Schmidt, Alexis CapenWe light this chalice for our children and youth, and for us: celebrating the flame of faith lit in each of us, honoring the light each of us bring into the world, rejoicing in the community we create together.
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By Erika A. HewittWe who are Unitarian Universalist not only affirm the inherent worth and dignity of every person; we also affirm the inherent wholeness of...
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By Ellen RockettThis image was created by Ellen Rockett, a Unitarian Universalist (UU) young adult, to accompany the seven separate images/smartphone...
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By Ellen RockettRemember your inherent worth and dignity. The Seven Principles by Ellen Rocket
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By Nathan C. WalkerThe question is not, “What happens when we die?” Nobody really knows. The real question is, “What happens when we stop living?” The...
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By Michael E. SallwasserWe, the member congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association, covenant to affirm and promote: The inherent worth and dignity of...
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By Andrew M HillOut of a troubled world of expediency and selfish strife, we come to this place set apart for the renewal of vision. Great Unity beyond all...
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By Tess BaumbergerOh Divine Spirit, healer of my hurts, consoler of my sorrows, vibrant light of happiness, birther of all life and gentle way of death, hear...
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By Elizabeth TarboxEach day I am newly reminded of my unworthiness—a dozen thoughts misspoken; another day when the good I do falls short of the good that I...
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By Eric A Heller-WagnerBlessed is the fire that burns deep in the soul. It is the flame of the human spirit touched into being by the mystery of life. It is the fire of reason; the fire of compassion; the fire of community; the fire of justice; the fire of faith. It is the fire of love burning deep in the human heart; the...
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By Steve StockWe light this chalice to celebrate the inherent worth and dignity of every person; ...
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By Marilyn SewellThe early settlers who risked life and limb to come to this land—a land strange and unknown, but full of promise—these early settlers had a dream. That dream included freedom to worship as they wished; it included the opportunity to prosper, if they were willing to work hard; it included the...
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By UUA Leadership CouncilWith humility and courage born of our history, we are called as Unitarian Universalists to build the Beloved Community where all souls are welcome as blessings, and the human family lives whole and reconciled. With this vision in our hearts and minds, we light our chalice. ...
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By Susan MaginnMany of us have stories about God. A college student once told me how he asked questions about God in his childhood church and the leaders...
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By Beth LefeverWe are whole, even as we are in process, even as we stumble, even as we pick ourselves up again, for we are whole. We are whole.
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By AnonymousLeader: We believe and trust that all people are equal in humanity: ...
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By Cathy BowersAccording to economist Juliet Schor, author of The Overworked American , having the chance to spend time not doing anything in particular...
