Articles
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Life
Skelly is about a boy’s journey through grief after the loss of his grandfather. It has nods to Unitarian Universalism.
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"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."
Margaret A Keip -
Life
The program, named after one of its founders, brings an anti-oppressive lens to understanding how larger social systems may affect a conflict.
Elaine McArdle -
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Spirit
If ever there was a time for you to become / who you always dreamed you could be, it is now
Alix Klingenberg -
Ideas
A recorded workshop hosted by the UUA Safer Congregations Team is available for purchase.
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Spirit
“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.
David Kaye -
Ideas
The work of culture change requires continual maintenance and deepening to flourish, says Rev. Shige Sakurai, director of Equity, Belonging, and Change at the Unitarian Universalist Association.
Shige Sakurai (they/them) -
Spirit
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.
Adam Robersmith -
Ideas
UU the Vote is “growing our collective understanding and practice of participatory forms of democracy,” says Rasman, UU the Vote’s first-ever democracy strategist.
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Editorial
Legal oppressions of vulnerable people motivate UUs to organize, state by state. The Unitarian Universalist Association’s UU the Vote initiative has joined the effort.
Jeff Milchen -
Life
For UU congregations, the climate crisis isn’t just on their doorsteps, it’s flooding over.
Elaine McArdle
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