Covenant

If Unitarian Universalism’s crux were reduced to a few points in space and time, they would be those moments just before and just after we keep promises.

Using Process Theology, we offer a framework as well as practical spiritual practices showing how living in covenant can create sacred space.

Living in a committed, covenantal community is a great way to avoid destructive conflict.

Is your congregation looking to develop its first covenant to help members with healthier behavior? Here is a quick guide.

Learning to practicie helpful and healthy behaviors allows us to act on our stated beliefs and values.

Using Process Theology, we offer a framework as well as practical spiritual practices showing how living in covenant can create sacred space.

If Unitarian Universalism’s crux were reduced to a few points in space and time, they would be those moments just before and just after we keep promises.

Covenant is the silk that joins Unitarian Universalist (UU) congregations, communities, and individuals together in a web of interconnection.

Establishing and maintaining Beloved Community depends on establishing and maintaining covenantal relationships.

UU Communities can be very different from one another! Use this continuum exercise to see how your congregations understands itself.