Spirit

Grief work helps us find “devotion, courage, and resistance” going forward, writes Ladd.

Dedicated staff, updated programming, and increased resources are among the new offerings.

In a November 10 sermon titled "The Love of Liberty," Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter called on Unitarian Universalists to uphold freedom and progressive values.

In a conversation with UU World, Rev. Olaoya challenges UUs to unapologetically center love and set aside intellectualism.

“Now and here, in this unlikely, perhaps un-replicated, gorgeous world, this shimmering, sorrowing world, we exist, together . . . We are here now, and we all belong. Beloved.”

As we make sense of the presidential election results, breathe. “Do not let go of faith and hope and love.”

"When fear grips the heart, or despair bows the head, may we bend as heart and head lead us down to touch the ground beneath our feet."

Rev. Joan Javier-Duval reflects on the present-day impacts of the crisis in Vermont and asks us to reimagine what’s possible amid the tumult and loss.

If ever there was a time for you to become / who you always dreamed you could be, it is now

“I never expected a church to be a major part of my life. Unitarian Universalism, however, is so much more than a church to me,” says David Kaye, a UU based in Wisconsin.

In this excerpt from a Skinner House book, Rev. Dr. Adam Robersmith imagines an ecology of love rooted and growing within UU congregations and communities.

This chalice is for losing the script of your life, / the chapters about who you are / in other people’s stories.