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SpiritIn a conversation with UU World, Rev. Olaoya challenges UUs to unapologetically center love and set aside intellectualism.
Elaine McArdle -
Spirit“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.”
Victoria Safford -
UU NewsUU Congregation of the Splendid Cradle is fundraising to bring together fifteen to twenty people for valuable “face-to-face interaction.”
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SpiritAs we make sense of the presidential election results, breathe. “Do not let go of faith and hope and love.”
JJ Flag, Victoria Safford -
EditorialVoters in multiple states will choose whether to adopt nonpartisan reform to broaden democracy. UUs in Idaho are among those who are backing these measures.
Jeff Milchen -
LifeSkelly is about a boy’s journey through grief after the loss of his grandfather. It has nods to Unitarian Universalism.
Staff Writer -
Spirit“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 -
SpiritIf ever there was a time for you to become / who you always dreamed you could be, it is now
Alix Klingenberg -
SpiritIn 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 -
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 -
IdeasThe 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) -
LifeFor UU congregations, the climate crisis isn’t just on their doorsteps, it’s flooding over.
Elaine McArdle
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