The International Council of Unitarians and Universalists (ICUU) distributed a new Chalice Lighting Reading each month. Congregations are invited to use it during worship services, and to introduce it as a Global Chalice Lighting.

Welcome to the Spotlight Series! Each month we feature a different Unitarian Universalist congregation or community that is doing effective, innovative or otherwise interesting ministry with young adults.– Ed. Embodied multigenerational worship draws young adults Though...

Candlelight transforms a meetinghouse for Christmas Eve.

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The Unitarian Fellowship of Lawrence, Kansas, has nearly doubled its membership by being open to change.

For those of us who follow the Christian tradition, now is the season of Adventwho proudly proclaims that all generations will call her blessed. If you too, know oppression in our current society, remember how very sacred you are. Remember that you are co-creating divinity itself with your life.

🎵 Are you looking for our page full of hymn-based (and other) music videos for online worship? Let's go there. “Without music life would be a mistake. —Friedrich Nietzsch “Qui bene cantat bis orat” (They who sing pray twice.) —St. Augustine Music and singing are integral parts of our...

Multigenerational worship is designed to engage all ages—from babies to elders—in a shared experience of spiritual growth. Given the diversity of ages and developmental stages, this can be challenging. Here are some resources UUs have found helpful:...

Las voces del camino is a Spanish language companion to the Unitarian Universalist Association's (UUA's) worship and music resource, Singing the Living Tradition.

In the fall of 2003, Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) President William G. Sinkford appointed a task force of six Unitarian Universalist (UU) Musicians Network members to create a new congregational hymn resource.

Calling All Yellow Shirts of Love, Tolerance and Justice The hereIan Evison of the MidAmerica Region: If I might be so bold here, you all can do something very important by responding where you are, taking photos of it, and documenting that online. This is a new age in activism in which “showing...

Westboro Baptist Church came to Houston, Texas protesting – as quoted on the KHOU-TV website,"'This Mayor Annise Parker, whatever her name is, is an out of the closet lesbian. She is a spectacle and she has attention all over the country. So we are gonna say our part, said Marc Hill of Westboro."...

A couple of decades ago, many of our Unitarian Universalist congregations celebrated a Thanksgiving “seder,” a ritual patterned after the Jewish Passover seder. In my congregation, we retold the story of the “First Thanksgiving.” Tables were decorated with white cloth, bittersweet, and...

Survey Says: Who Was Michael Servetus? Michael Servetus was a Spanish theologian, physician, and humanist. He espoused strongly held Unitarian beliefs, bringing upon himself the wrath of John Calvin (and many others) which led to his execution for heresy. Many label Servetus the first Unitarian...

Some of the programming at Summer Seminary 2014 was structured, like our time spent at Meadville Lombard Theological School learning about discerning the call, theology, faith formation, UU history and preaching. Some of the programming was designed for open dialogue, so students could pick the...

Summer Seminary Graduate Sofia Avery-Kapulski is so cool she lives in a yurt with a wood-burning stove. She’s decorated the walls with a painting of the cosmos. She’s an excellent writer and performer. In an interview with her, we discussed how she makes meaning in her life.–Ed. JD-H: What do...