Hymns for this value speak to the ways we learn from the earth and belong to this planet we call home; some may lean into the inspiration, others to our role in the stewardship of our home.

Hymns that emphasize this core value speak to the ways love calls us to be compassionate, kind, and open to ourselves and others.

Interviews with Religious Professionals and youth participants in Coming of Age programs.

Unitarian Universalism is a living tradition that has changed in many ways from the original Christian roots of its Universalist and Unitarian heritages, and it continues to evolve today. Most recently, this evolution has taken the form of adopting new language to describe who we are as UUs.

Stevie Carmody asks, "How might our Coming of Age rituals be re-envisioned to emphasize our covenantal theology?"

The years-long democratic process culminated with debate and the GA vote. A two-thirds majority was required for approval.

More than 3,400 Unitarian Universalists came together to explore the faith’s underpinnings, take consequential votes, and be in community with one another.

Parameters: 2 to infinity! Can be done at an in person gathering or asynchronously. People hang brown paper "mailbags" they decorated on the wall and others write love notes to them. There's a snail mail option too!

BLUU Executive Director Lena K Gardner shares insight on the effort, which broke ground in May, and explains how this affordable housing approach reflects UU values.

This activity is inspired by the tradition of "trick or treating," but can be implemented in any season! It is an intergenerational activity that has opportunities for youth leadership.

A wonderbox activity that explores our UU Shared Values by Adrienne Summerlot.

Trees of Justice Grow Everywhere Love is Present

The collaborative project aims to foster deep, creative thinking about the future of Unitarian Universalist faith formation.

In this Q&A, Rev. Michael Crumpler describes UPLIFT as 'a space for LGBTQIA+ people and allies to share stories, curate resources, and receive/provide spiritual care.'

First UU Church of Nashville took serious action to implement ‘Widening the Circle of Concern’ culture changes. Here are insights from that journey.

Since launching in early 2020—a year before the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol—a maturing UU the Vote is focusing on more than elections.

'You are a light, a lamp in the night to help people find their way, but you cannot be their way.'

 A quick guide to getting involved in the 2024 election and beyond.

The set of resources, known as Amplifying the Charge, supports Unitarian Universalist congregations as they prepare for the next stage of the bylaws adoption process.