Curious about how a congregational partnership might work for you? These stories about partnerships among UU congregations may inspire you!

Last week I skimmed over an article that talked about how Americans love to be the heroes but never want to do the long term work to make lasting change. And I wondered about that. Was it true? And then the storm of this past weekend happened.

During this unique time in history, the PWR has been looking at our assets and resources to help move the arc of the universe.  Putting our Generosity to Work is part of that effort to distribute residual grant monies collected at and prior to the 2013 Regional Assembly

How do our UU congregations move from charity approach to social justice to solidarity approach? What does that mean, anyway?

Lately you've been hearing a lot about clusters, especially in relationship with regionalization. I've had folks ask, "So is clusters just a cheaper way to provide services?" Well, in some ways, yes, clearly it is less time consuming for staff to provide the same workshop once to a cluster than to...

We can blur the lines of our traditional congregational and geographical borders to share resources, work together and increase our presence and impact to each other and the communities we serve.

Sharing is a good thing. My mother taught me that it was my duty as the eldest to share what I had with my two younger sisters. And we often urge our congregations to share with one another. If one or more of our congregations are experiencing some kind of hardship or natural disaster (flood,...

Some respected congregational analysts have predicted those congregations which are not closely connected to and collaborating with other congregations will suffer in the future. To thrive in the modern American religious scene will most likely require networks of strong mutual support