This is the Christmas of trumpets and trembling, of a universe tilted by a single birth, of a holiness that descends like a meteor and lands in a manger. But there is another way the story might be told…

We remember that holiness has never belonged only to the mighty or the certain, but to the vulnerable, the weary, the seekers, and to all who dare to love in difficult times.

In this hour of candlelight, we remember that holiness is not far away. It is here— in breath shared, in hope rekindled, in the quiet courage to begin again.

Take this as an invitation to cross thresholds of challenge, not on our own, not for ourselves alone, but side by side…

How, each morning after you left this earth, did the sun decide to rise once again?

In the spirit of the ever-searching mind and the deep questioning soul, we call to mind beloved books and their wisdom.

A collection of Unitarian Universalist poems, songs, music, and more to help you find spiritual grounding in difficult times.

Budde gained national attention last year for asking President Trump to have mercy on immigrants, trans children.

May your courage be louder than the whispers. May your glitter outshine their glares. May your love be stubborn as red dirt clay, and your joy roll on like prairie wind.

The chalice is a symbol of our faith: Like our faith, it is not magic nor is it mysterious. We light it as a reminder of what we share as a community and of who, each of us, is called to be.

In this circle, we honor the courage it takes to live openly, the softness that sustains us, and the joy and power that grow when we gather.

We are bound for freedom, building on foundations laid before us.

Available for pre-orderBrené Brown returns with an urgent call to reimagine the essentials of courageous leadership. In a time when uncertainty runs deep and bluster, hubris, and even cruelty are increasingly framed as acceptable leadership, Brown delivers practical, actionable insights that

This ritual of our faith reminds our subtle-and-crashing-about beings that we are part of a collective— a community of care and connection, courage and questions, scared and sacred together.

Our financial offerings today help sustain this congregation as a place where truth can be spoken without fear....

Rev. Dr. Molly Housh Gordon’s winning sermon shares the importance of confronting racism, transphobia, and imperial violence towards vulnerable populations.

The story of Jamie Berube’s journey to adulthood and a meditation on disability in American life

Encourage kids to find their inner strength with this companion to I Am Human and I Am Love!

This simple, poignant fable—featuring Caldecott medalist Jerry Pinkney’s final illustrations and completed after his death by his son, Brian Pinkney, also an award-winning illustrator—reminds us that we all have the power to change the world, no matter how little we may be.

I’ll Be the Moon is a heartening immigration story about a child’s courage and the distance traveled to be with loved ones.