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Meet new friends and old as UUs from across the west for Reflect, Rejoice, Renew: all ages gathering February 4-6, San Diego.

During this unique time in history, the PWR has been looking at our assets and resources to help move the arc of the universe.  Putting our Generosity to Work is part of that effort to distribute residual grant monies collected at and prior to the 2013 Regional Assembly

How to Survive as a Black Unitarian Universalist and How Allies Can Keep It 100

On this Memorial Day we want to take time to recognize those who have given their lives for our country throughout its history.

UU Youth Camping Out West

I entered the Commissioned Lay Ministry program in 2014 when I became an empty-nester. I needed something to do with my time once my daughters and infant granddaughter moved out on their own.

By now you’ve probably already seen notice of the New Day Rising National Conference coming to a virtual screen near you on February 27th.

“Whenever we try to envision a world without war, without violence, without prisons, without capitalism,” writes Walidah Imarisha, “we are engaging in speculative fiction. All organizing is science fiction. Organizers and activists dedicate their lives to creating and envisioning another...

Also known as Dynamic Governance. Books, Articles and Training for Decentralizing Leadership

It is with overwhelming sadness and shock that the Central East Region acknowledges the sudden death of our colleague and dear friend, Hope Johnson, from a long-term respiratory illness. Here are some of our memories of her.

Faithful Risking, one of the five practices of Spiritual Leadership, stretches us beyond where we are comfortable in the name of Love and Justice.

Covenanting, one of the five practices of Spiritual Leadership, is at the heart of the practice of Unitarian Universalism.

Doing Our Inner Work is one of the five practices of Spiritual Leadership. It is about wakening our souls and tuning in to the wisdom.

Tending Our Tradition is one of the five practices of Spiritual Leadership. When we choose Unitarian Universalism as our religion, we claim and are claimed by the tradition. We claim it and it claims us back.

Centering in gifts is is one of the five practices of Spiritual Leadership, a vital practice for human well being and wholeness. This is true for individuals and the community as a whole. Our gifts are not for us — they are meant to build, maintain, and restore the community.

Centering in gifts is is one of the five practices of Spiritual Leadership, a vital practice for human well being and wholeness. This is true for individuals and the community as a whole. Our gifts are not for us — they are meant to build, maintain, and restore the community.

Spiritual Leadership is doing what is ours to do, giving our unique gifts to the world. It is living in our dignity and integrity, despite the things in the world that would rob us of power or dignity or worth. It is a willingness to depend on something larger than ourselves and to be in community.