The monthly online event hosted by Side With Love is designed to help UUs meet the moment.

Join Rev. Sara LaWall and Rev. Gretchen Haley to learn how they are approaching change in their congregations.

Join Deborah Pope-Lance in talking about patterns following misconduct and how leaders can help move their congregations toward healing and recovery.

Access recordings from previous Congregational Leaders Conversations, where leaders from across the country gather monthly to hear an esteemed guest speak on an emergent issue, hopeful development, or pressing concern in Unitarian Universalism.

Join CB Beal in talking about how UU Congregations are uniquely positioned for sacred resistance.

Opportunities are available for learning and networking in all areas of congregational life throughout this fall. Find one that interests you!

This easy-to-use RE Kickoff Retreat can be self-facilitated and is a great way for RE leaders to get aligned on your program’s core purposes and priorities.

Explores the unique and inspiring developmental experiences of LGBTQ+ leaders, the amazing capabilities they bring to teams, and what that means for everyone pursuing positive and inclusive organizational strategy.

Treats conflict as an opportunity to learn and grow, both individually, and institutionally

In Trusting Change, minister and award-winning author Karen Hering invites readers to live into and through our transformative times together.A 2023 Silver Nautilus Award winner in the Rising to the Moment (small press) category

The Report of the UUA Commission on Institutional Change analyzes structural and systemic racism and white supremacy culture within Unitarian Universalism and makes recommendations to advance long-term change.You can access the text of the report for free on uua.org .

Looking to become more involved in your faith community? With thoughtful questions and wisdom, this pamphlet can help guide the ways you share your gifts and grow in spirit. Pack of 25 pamphlets. To read this pamphlet click here.

It's that time of year where many of our congregations are holding annual meetings, electing new leaders and new leaders are stepping into their new, or in some cases, returning roles. Here are some resources to help with that.

One thing we're hearing from congregations recently is that they would opportunities to gather together, preferably in person, but online if necessary, to be in community.

Is your congregation stagnant, or in decline? Congregations, like any living systems, have a natural life cycle. Find framing and tools for renewal!

Conflicts actually present great opportunities for building community by renewing covenants, recommitting to values, and clarifying our shared purpose.

A historical review of reports for BIPOC youth and young adult ministry offers guidance for this work in Unitarian Universalism's future.

The New Year can a be time to take stock of our lives and make adjustments to old habits, or set new goals in the form of New Year’s Resolutions. It’s hard enough to do this as individuals – it’s even harder to do as congregations.