A spiritual companion for young adults and all who live amid transitions and tensions. Dozens of carefully selected readings address themes that are prominent for people in their twenties and early thirties. Free discussion guide available.

“Lifespan Faith Engagement” means accompanying those who are coming of age in a dying and transforming world to be meaning-makers and agents of change. We are here to support religious professionals and lay leaders of all ages to do just that.

Guides co-create programming, worship, and activities in the EA space that are grounded in Unitarian Universalism and the needs of EA attendees. Guides are asked to attend planning meetings and an orientation, and communicate regularly with other Guides and UUA staff. This is a great opportunity to

Explore the history and present-day examples of anti-Blackness and racism within UUism, experiment with embodied worship and spirituality, discuss ways to effect systemic change, learn strategies for conversations with difficult people, gain a deepened understanding of UU anti-racist theology.

Is your young adult group feeling "meh?" Here are 5 ideas to reverse decline and bring back the energy!

A heaping list of resources for supporting 18-24 year olds in UU congregations. Help your emerging adults connect to pastoral care, ministry tools, broader networks, and other EAs nationwide.

Hear the story of how UU 2030 Young Adult Ministry grew from 4 to 40 active participants at Neighborhood UU Church in Pasadena, CA.

Strong connections with caring adults matter when young people are struggling.

Here’s some details and examples of how to practice supportive YaEA Ministry in 2020/2021.

This year is hard on everyone, in universal ways, but also in ways specific to age, identity, and life stage. This article focuses on supporting youth and emerging young adults.

No matter what issues I have with other Unitarian Universalists regarding our visions of God/Spirit, justice, race, and age—at the root of everything is community, love, and faith.

The Shared Voice of Youth and Young Adult Ministries of the Unitarian Universalist Association

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, young UUs are figuring out their paths through unprecedented uncertainties.

This blog is by guest Tyler Coles....

Our young adult community retains its own identity, even as we weave ever closer with the larger congregation.

UU Campus Ministry Partners with Undocumented Student Center Submitted by the Rev. Beth Banks The Unitarian Universalist Church of Davis has a long-standing campus ministry, supported by a Senior Minister, a yearly intern and a Campus Committee from the congregation. Recently we’ve been asking...

We are facing reality, as a faith, a nation, and individuals who may not have been as active as we should have been before the election results of November 8th. Those that lived-in fear before, now live in greater fear as families and communities are torn apart, on an even larger scale. Like many...