The October Sermon of the Month comes from MidAmerica Congregational Life Consultant Reverend Sharon K. Dittmar: Married to Amazement

The religious scholar argues that religion has fueled humanity’s denial of climate change and that—even in knowing ours may be a finite future—there are still places to find hope.

Thought-provoking perspectives on putting liberal religious values into action to address real problems in local communities and in the world.

Nuanced, surprising, and beautiful, Unitarian Universalism joins together myriad sources and experiences.

Living into Beloved Community is spiritual work.

On our theology’s leading edge (+video)

As a faith community, we need to be grounded in our principles and values when making decisions during times of turmoil.

One of the reasons that I am a Unitarian Universalist is that I get the freedom to engage and reengage with deep questions of ultimacy, interconnection, and meaning.

Have you heard about COMPASS? This virtual gathering on December 11 and 12 promises to be an exciting event

We need a new theology of darkness—a new way to relate to the darkness, blackness, and brownness that surrounds us.