Change & Conflict

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This list includes every page or product from UUA.org, UU World magazine, or inSpirit books & gifts that is tagged with Change & Conflict.

  • Handling Difficult Behavior in Meetings
    From LeaderLab
    Learn about some common difficult meeting behaviors and a few strategies to cope with them.
  • Being a Learning Community
    From LeaderLab
    Congregational leaders today are facing challenges that have no easy answers or quick fixes....
  • Reimagining Religion
    From Central East Regional Group
    It’s not your parents’ church anymore, that’s for sure.
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  • Finding Our Way Through the Darkness
    From Better Together
    The total eclipse of 2017 is nearly here, where the moon comes between the earth and the sun, upending all we thought we understood about the universe and our place in it. Science can explain the...
  • The Bubble of Beloved Community
    From LeaderLab
    Sometimes, living in a bubble can be a good thing. It can create a barrier between harmful things on the outside and precious things on the inside....
  • Change in Small Congregations: A Drive Time Essay
    From LeaderLab
    Change is always difficult, yet it happens every day in our lives in small and big ways. It is also is a regular component of congregational life. When a visitor shows up on a Sunday, the dynamics in...
  • Do You Have Zombie Programs?
    From LeaderLab
    The new year offers a new opportunity to take stock of how your congregation is serving its mission. Invite your leadership team to take stock of your...
  • Notes on UUA.org List Conflict Policies
    In occasional circumstances, the Web Team may withhold the name of the person making a complaint. However, the Web Team will not consider completely...
  • Appeals to UUA.org List Manager Decisions
    If a subscriber disagrees with the way that a list manager handled a situation on an email list hosted at UUA.org, that subscriber may appeal the manage...
  • Working At Cross-Purposes
    From LeaderLab
    Your mission is what is hanging on the wall, Your system is what is happening down the hall.