Spiritual directors can help people ‘access and deepen their spirituality.’

This week Cassandra Montenegro shares a poem that sustains her by Richard Blanco. What poems help sustain you?

Author Rachel Bennett Steury says she first heard of the faith when a Teamster invited her to a Labor Day service.

Fresh Religious Education supplies, volunteer orientations, and a calendar of your congregation’s faith development offerings – it’s the beginning of a new church year! Here’s a curated guide of resources that may be helpful for you over the next couple of months…Empowering Your Leaders:...

Finding balance between productivity and rest remains essential for offering nourishment in our gifts of religious leadership. To lead in these times takes enormous energy of body, mind, and spirit, and it is essential that we find experiences of joy and rest in our lives so we do not burn out.

This activity helps us begin to see the variation in our comfort with different words, to spark our capacity for growth and healing where hurt may live now...and to understand others better.

Take a box of plain Jenga® blocks and a variety of colorful sharpies into a small group discussion, board retreat, worship activity, or RE classroom

2025-2026 UU Common Read: Social Change Now!

The UU Common Read for 2025-26 Is Deepa Iyer's Social Change Now!

2025 Angus MacLean recipient Natalie Fenimore

Adults, as well as children, become afraid in the dark. The night awakens imagination, which can play with our knowledge of the world’s real dangers.

"God Is Like Darkness," a story for all ages celebrating Sacred Rest: The Beauty and Purpose of the Dark

Build a Family Altar: Sacred Space at Home. Involve the entire family in creating a sacred space in your home by building an altar together. it can be in a private, quiet corner, or in a common room where you often gather. What items could you bring into the space to make it special...

Check out this curation of resources supporting diversity, equity, and belonging tailored for use by UU religious professionals and congregational board leaders.

Learn how your UU congregation can invest your endowment in positive social justice impact to live into our values, and ways justice organizers and UU spiritual cultivators can get funding/support.

Discover and join some of the affinity communities of UU’s who are youth, emerging adults, BIPOC, and/or trans/nonbinary. Or, join programs and groups about LGBTQ+ welcome and disability access in your congregation/context.

You will need sand or soft dirt, a little water, some shells or pebbles, and a die. First, build a granary for storing millet—a structure two feet square.

Engage with this curated selection of UU books, articles, and trainings to build your knowledge and skills for anti-racism, anti-oppression, and multicultural flourishing in your UU congregation and communities.

An update on ARAOMC efforts from the UUA's Executive Team.

The Widening the Circle Resource Guide provides Unitarian Universalists a curated package of major resources for advancing anti-racism, anti-oppression, and multicultural (ARAOMC) flourishing in your congregation or community.