Life

How to defend the values we uphold.

As a Unitarian Universalist, Kwanzaa gives me—and my multifaith family—a chance to reflect on our commitments to our most deeply held principles.

The world needs people who resist, and people who don’t let anything keep them from dancing.

When we invite children to tell the truth about themselves, when we meet them with compassion and acceptance, we become a sanctuary.

Jaime Jarrett’s musical Normativity shows that LGBTQ characters deserve happy endings, too.

A diverse and multifaith arts, spirituality, and justice community for young adults thrives in Washington, D.C.

Nineteen years on, a church’s annual Christmas Day Dinner brings the community closer than ever.

We must help Unitarian Universalist children and youth engage deeply with a variety of faith traditions.

Two U.S. presidents and their wives are buried in a Unitarian Universalist church in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Clemmons looks back on his music career and his groundbreaking role on ‘Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood.’

Mission Peak is a congregation willing to ‘try things, mess up, and keep on trying.’

I see my Unitarian Universalist and southern identities as strengths and gifts, not contradictions.