Monthly visits from the Omega Dance Company have reinvigorated services and enriched congregants’ experiences.

Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago is set to graduate its first Spiritual Direction Formation & Certification students in May.

The Unitarian Universalist Association has started developing the digital version in partnership with the Association of UU Music Ministries.

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.'

Church of the Larger Fellowship’s long-running prison ministry attracts a growing membership.

To minimize isolation among older Americans, First Unitarian Church of Dallas is providing pastoral care, creating community, and putting a special focus on elder members.

Mosaic National Learning and Practice Gatherings support organizations and congregations’ long-term commitment to carry out Anti-Racism/Anti-Oppression/Multicultural (AR/AO/MC) transformation work in their contexts....

In the third week of Side With Love’s campaign, we contemplate our individual rights and our responsibilities toward others.

Children will explore individual and communal identity, further understand cultural appropriation, learn historical patterns of racism, gain confidence in daily living our UU values, and learn why UUs support the "Black Lives Matter" movement.

This Threshold Conversation explores the transformative power of faith development, not just for ourselves, but for our communities & wider culture.

The UUA is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Janice Marie Johnson as Director, and the Rev. Cecilia Kingman as Deputy Director, of the Ministries and Faith Development staff group.

The second week of Side With Love’s month of spiritual renourishment invites UUs to find their paths for social transformation.

Let's forgo the pressure of resolutions and spend time in healing community instead.

Unique perspectives from 3 Religious Educators who teach Coming of Age, 2 of whom participated in COA as youth.

Watch out for the jagged borders that actively or inadvertently keep others out instead of drawing the circle wider.

Like a red and white striped beacon in rough waters, the agreements we make with one another guide our way. Covenants are our UU theology of messing up & repair. They are what we can refer back to when we get lost. Like a lighthouse, our covenants create the conditions for safety.

With the right conditions and preparation, groups can support each other in the depths and heights of their spiritual growth. Sharing can mean stories about ourselves, sharing about our feelings and situations, or sharing experiences together, making shared memories, and sharing moments of awe.

When we share low risk or non threatening stuff about ourselves and our lives and feel like we are received, considered and valued our sense of safety increases.