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  • Paperback with a Purpose

    Solitude, Community, Hope: An Anthology, $20. Proceeds support First Parish Framingham UU's community programs. Purchase: SilverStreetMedia.com.

    Region: All

Employment

  • Vice President and Dean for the School of Theology

    Moravian University, the nation's sixth-oldest college institution and the fastest-growing university in the region, seeks a Vice President and Dean for the School of Theology. The Vice President and Dean for the School of Theology sits on the President’s Cabinet and shares in the governance of the school with the President and other senior administrators in all aspects of the School’s life and operations. The Vice President and Dean is responsible for overseeing the educational life of the School and helps articulate faculty and student perspectives and concerns. The VP/Dean leads faculty and staff to prepare students to serve in diverse socioeconomic, intercultural, and interfaith populations and within a multicultural context.

    For more information, please visit hyattfennell.com.

    Two seminaries comprise the School of Theology, one in Bethlehem and one in Lancaster. Both are regional ecumenical and interfaith institutions; the Seminary in Bethlehem is one of only two fully accredited Moravian Seminaries globally and serves as a resource for the Moravian Church in North America and worldwide Moravian Unity, while the Seminary in Lancaster is affiliated with the United Church of Christ and serves a diverse ecumenical student body.

    The successful candidate has a thorough understanding of theological seminaries and their role in leading and shaping faith and culture; a collaborative leadership style that nourishes the professional development of the faculty and staff; a dedication to a diverse student population and their successes; and deep convictions and hope rooted in and committed to the heritage, life, and mission of the Moravian church.

    The successful candidate shows agility in the face of the changing landscapes of theological education and culture and respect for and dedication to celebrating diversity and promoting equity and the inclusion of cross-cultural distinctions. The successful candidate is also willing to take reasonable risks to achieve/develop strategic goals and position the School of Theology for a healthy and robust future; builds consensus through understanding and appreciation of diverse perspectives, and advocates for students, faculty, and staff; serves as a model and champion for academic excellence and life-long learning by demonstrating a passion for teaching, learning, research, and professional activities; and is gifted in cultivating a sense of community and fellowship.

    QUALIFICATIONS:
    • A member of the Moravian Church is strongly preferred with a demonstrated strong commitment to Moravian theology and values.
    • Demonstrated record of effective teaching.
    • Terminal doctoral degree (e.g. PhD, ThD, DMin, EdD) with demonstrated expertise in Theological or Religious Studies.
    • Minimum 5 years of leadership experience.
    • Spiritual maturity and history of involvement in the life of the church.
    • Understanding of trends in church life and theological education in North America.
    • Demonstrated skills in communication, leadership, organization, and financial and project manager.

    Moravian University is committed to its mission to prepare individuals for reflective lives and leadership in a world of change. To achieve these ideals, it is dedicated to fostering an educational and professional environment that is enriched by individuals of different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives. Vision: A Moravian education is one where students learn through experiential means in order to be producers of new knowledge. Moravian students work together practicing leadership, teamwork, community support, and reflection in order to significantly contribute to a more equitable and just future society.
    Moravian University offers students a private education they will not find anywhere else: personal attention and preparation for life with a record of success longer than our nation's history. Located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and offering undergraduate and graduate degrees that blend liberal arts with professional programs, Moravian University has been preparing students for reflective lives, fulfilling careers, and transformative leadership in a world of change since 1742. Moravian University, a master's comprehensive university, is a member of the New American Colleges and Universities (NAC&U), a national consortium of selective, small to mid-size independent colleges and universities dedicated to the purposeful integration of liberal education, professional studies, and civic engagement. The University is also a member of the Lehigh Valley Association of Independent Colleges (LVAIC), a six-college consortium in the Lehigh Valley. Visit moravian.edu to learn more about how the Moravian University focus on education for all prepares its students for life-long success.

    Moravian University is being assisted by Hyatt – Fennell, Executive Search. Applications will be reviewed as they are received and should be submitted via email to Moravian@hyatt-fennell.com. Applications include a letter of interest, a current résumé/cv, and contact information for five professional references, submitted in separate documents. The position will remain open until filled. All applications and nominations will be considered highly confidential.

    Moravian University aspires to be a welcoming community that embraces and values the diversity of all members of the campus community. Deep respect for others is fundamental to the Moravian University community.

    Region: All

Organizations

  • Ministers and Speakers Wanted

    UUF of St John, a dynamic fellowship in the beautiful U.S. Virgin Islands, is looking for visiting speakers. Two Sundays preferred. Apartment and Stipend provided. Contact linaguild@yahoo.com. 

  • UU Mystics in Community

    Online conversations and community, sharing direct experience of awakening and transformation, in the UU spirit of Emerson and Transcendentalists. UUmystics.org

Publications

  • Book

    Letters to Live By, 24 alphabet stories about values. Activity/discussion guide. UU authors Margaret Sutton, Lindsay Stroh, Meg Eckstein. MargaretSuttonBooks.com

  • Environmental Writing

    Goodbye, Ice: Poems and Outsider: My Boyhood with Thoreau by writer, ethnographer, mycologist, arctic explorer Lawrence Millman. coyote-arts.com

  • My Husband's a Woman Now

    My Husband's a Woman Now is Leslie Fabian’s love story of supporting her beloved. Excerpts and purchase: Amazon, Barnes & Noble online. Publisher: Virtual Bookworm.

  • Table Manners for Humans

    Table Manners for Humans by UU children’s author RL Sosa. Manners are different, depending on who is at the table. For example, why would you use a fork when you have a perfectly sticky tongue to grab your food? Human children, though, are expected to use proper table manners with their human friends. RL Sosa and her fuzzy, scaly, and feathery pals want to teach you ten easy ways to show off your manners! Available in Kindle and paperback.

Real Estate

  • Relocating?

    UU Referral Network will connect you to UU Realtors® throughout the country. Melissa Schwartz, Realty ONE Group (602) 672-6189 uurealty@gmail.com

  • Central Connecticut

    Find your new spiritual and physical home with Margaret Leicach, Realtor, BHHSNE, (860) 214-3974. realtormargaret@bhhsne.com. Member Unitarian Society of Hartford.

    Region: Northeast

Real Estate - Cohousing

  • Cohousing of Greater Baltimore

    Cohousing of Greater Baltimore has identified a great site in a walkable neighborhood in Baltimore, MD.
    Close to shops, restaurants, and world-class healthcare, our community will be designed as fully accessible and for aging in place. Joining now allows you to be involved in the design and development process, and secures your seniority when we begin unit selections. Come join Baltimore's first cohousing community!
    tinyurl.com/yjtea78e or baltocoho@gmail.com

  • Durham Cohousing

    Thriving, established community with urban vibrancy and lovely gardens has large unit available, Fall 2024. Contact: durhamcoho407@gmail.com; durhamcoho.com. 

  • Heartwood Commons - Open Now!

    Your cohousing dollars go further at Heartwood Commons, a progressive, welcoming community for active 55+ adults in Tulsa, OK. Now open; we have just a few homes available. Tulsa features a friendly, small-town feel, the amenities of a larger city without the hassles, and an affordable cost of living. People are joining from across the country. Home to 3 UU congregations. Suzy Sharp at 918-519-5298; heartwoodcommonstulsa.com.

  • Rare Opportunity - SW Colorado

    Heartwood Cohousing: close-knit, established, rural community adding 14 homes in 2025. Only a few spots left. 360 acres. Healthy, peaceful lifestyle, close to nature. Rocky Mountains. Red rock canyons. 300+ days sunshine per year. Visit our extensive website to learn about unique opportunity to join successful community adding new homes: heartwoodcohousing.com.

  • Harmony Terrace of Tampa Bay

    Multigenerational, eco-friendly, welcoming cohousing community located in Tampa Bay, Florida. We’re building 26 homes on 5 acres next door to 4.5 acre UUTampa. Close to USF. We follow UU principles. Come join us! harmonyterrace.org (813) 777-9931

    Region: South
  • Cohousing in Washington State

    Multigenerational, environmentally responsible cohousing being developed in Marysville, WA. All are welcome. 35 miles north of Seattle. Move-in in 2025. sunnysidevillagecohousing.com.

    Region: West
  • Portland, OR Cohousing

    Are you looking for a community of belonging, compassion, and curiosity? We are a group of folks creating a cohousing community in Portland, Oregon—and we’re a fun bunch to boot! We will be creating an urban community with easy access to amenities, and Portland’s signature easy access to nature. Our community will include condo homes with full kitchens, laundry hook-ups, and common-space amenities, with a focus on Universal Design and accessibility. We have a strong, committed membership, a successful, experienced professional development team, and we would love to meet you.

    For more information, please call Alicia at (503) 319-5003 or sign up at the Cathedral Park Cohousing website to join us for one of our virtual information sessions. We look forward to meeting you!

    Region: West
  • Wolf Creek Lodge Cohousing

    Wolf Creek Lodge, an established community, in Grass Valley, CA, offers exceptional walkability to rural trails and to two shopping areas. Homes have either one or two bedrooms. Enjoy local walks and hikes, or travel to Donner Summit for exceptional hiking and skiing. The Unitarian Universalist Community of the Mountains is nearby. wolfcreeklodge.org

    Region: West

Services

  • Spiritual Direction for UUs

    Yearning to explore your spiritual life? Meet online with experienced UU spiritual director Linnea Nelson. Twinflowerpress.com

Travel - Bed & Breakfasts

  • Black Mountain, NC

    Mountains of Western NC. Visit "The Prettiest Small Town in America," housed by Black Mountain's UU members. Details: uusv.org/our-bbs.

    Region: South
  • B&B in San Diego

    First UU San Diego members open their homes for you. All proceeds to the church. Details at firstuusandiego.org/bed-and-breakfast-program.

    Region: West

Travel - Events & Tours

  • Bayside UU Family Camp

    Held in Elkhorn, WI. Adult workshops, children’s activities, and intergenerational fun. Learn more at baysideuu.wixsite.com/baysideuu.

  • In the Hammock of Wisdom Tree

    In the Hammock of the Wisdom Tree: A Unitarian Universalist Retreat

    Escape the Ordinary, Embrace the Extraordinary
    Are you longing for a rejuvenating experience that nourishes your mind, body, and soul? Look no further than our week-long Unitarian Universalist retreat, where you'll embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth.

    From Tuesday, January 28th, to Monday, February 3rd, 2025, immerse yourself in a sanctuary of tranquility and enlightenment. Nestled amidst breathtaking natural surroundings, our retreat offers a haven where you can disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life and reconnect with your innermost self.

    A Forest of Wisdom and Exploration
    Our carefully curated program is designed to ignite your curiosity and expand your horizons. Engage in thought-provoking discussions, participate in mindfulness practices, and explore the rich tapestry of Unitarian Universalist principles. Experienced facilitators will guide you through a journey of self-reflection, fostering a deeper understanding of your values and beliefs.

    Nourish Your Soul, Rejuvenate Your Spirit
    Beyond intellectual stimulation, our retreat offers a holistic experience that nurtures your physical and emotional well-being. Indulge in delicious, locally sourced meals that cater to diverse dietary preferences, and partake in rejuvenating activities such as yoga, meditation, and nature walks. Discover the profound connection between mind, body, and spirit as you cultivate a sense of inner peace and harmony.

    A Community of Kindred Spirits
    One of the most enriching aspects of our retreat is the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals from diverse backgrounds. Share stories, exchange perspectives, and forge lasting bonds with a community of kindred spirits. Together, you'll create a supportive and inclusive environment where personal growth and mutual understanding thrive.

    Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to reach new heights and embark on a transformative journey. Reserve your spot today and experience the magic of our Unitarian Universalist retreat. Embrace the extraordinary and unlock the path to a more fulfilling and enlightened life.
    For more information and registration details, visit our website or contact us at swimUUinfo@gmail.com.

  • Whalecoast Alaska

    Two unique, exciting fundraising tours organized by 4 Alaska UU congregations. Experience majestic scenery, wildlife, Denali National Park, Alaska Native culture, UU homestays. For 30 years, the BEST way to visit Alaska. Don't miss out! Visit: WhaleCoastAK.org. Questions: whalecoastak@gmail.com.

  • SpiritRest Silent Retreat

    A retreat for UUs, led by UUs. Five days of summer in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA. Learn more at spiritrestretreat.com.

    Region: West

Travel - Vacation Rentals

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