March reminds us that Spring is on the way; a green promise we can count on the Earth keeping each year. In religious education, this is often a time of planning and prepping for end-of-year events and trainings.

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

In Good Faith checks in with two Unitarian Universalist ministers in Maine for tips they can offer other congregations about growing.

Covenant is a verb disguised as a noun. It’s like the Zen koan:the finger pointing at the moon is not the moon. The written covenant, whether it’s a page, a poster, or a neat list on the website, is just the finger. The actual covenant is the lived, relational, commitments we make with each other to

Consider three scenes that reflect what parents raising teens and children may experience.

Briscoe shares takeaways from candid Wave Cohort conversations among religious educators.

Boundaries are part of the soil that can nurture our relationships and help our ministry thrive. The Winter 2026 Religious Education Meet-Up focused on boundaries for religious educators in their communities.

Themes: Clarifying shared values, collaborating on priorities, and being playful. Shared purpose, clarity of values, sense of deeper motivations.Participants: any number, in person or online.Materials: Newsprint, markers or dot stickers. For online version: a virtual whiteboard with stickers and

The monthly initiative at the Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte, North Carolina, has been going strong since 2023.

Our communities, congregations, and families need the blessings of faith now, more than ever. This month’s resources encourage learning and action to build the beloved community even - and especially - when despair, anger, and grief threaten to overwhelm us.

Each location on the Community Building Map to Deeper Joy represent different “features” of a community based on what the group experiences together. A leader or facilitator has a number of choices to make about what experiences they want to offer the group to shape the desired features. In the...

This year, UUs will gather in phases to enhance connection and flexibility.

An excerpt from the book Queer & Christian by Rev. Brandan Robertson, Side With Love’s Senior Communications Manager.

Diego Garrido Barreto reflects on how his body art connected him to Unitarian Universalism long before he visited a congregation.

With the blur of the holiday season behind us, you may be looking for plug and play ideas and resources that make the little decisions easier now - especially if you are gearing up for new trainings and programs in the Spring.

See an example of a Bridger necklace and request one for your Bridging Youth.

Over the last two weeks, the words describing the themes of Advent stirred my spirit. As the worship leaders shared their reflections on hope and peace, my breathing slowed and I could sense tears welling up in my eyes. “Yes,” I admitted to myself, “that is what I’m desperately in need of...

J.L. Shattuck writes, "We are emotional beings who sometimes think —our deepest longings can never be accessed or met through logic alone."

In this busy time at year’s end, religious educators and volunteers may be stretched thin by the abundance of “holy days and holidays”: so many congregational events, pageants, ceremonies, and celebrations happening! We hope the resources offered here can make some part of it just a little easier.

Videos from the Whole Church RE Wave Cohort created during General Assembly 2025.