Michelle Richards

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

A Unitarian Universalist family rejects, then embraces, holiday season rituals and traditions.

Modeling the tolerance and respect you want from your parents or in-laws.

Each year, some Unitarian Universalists celebrate the arrival of John Murray on the New Jersey shore in 1770—and hence the arrival of Universalism in America.

August is more than a time to shop for new clothes and school supplies.

Perhaps we need only to go back to history, and consider where and how this celebration evolved.

Children don’t want to hear, watch, or read stories that claim evil does not exist because they are acutely aware—even from very young ages—that it does.

How do you create moments of rest in the winter season? Try the Middle Way.

It’s important for parents to help children consciously avoid costumes that perpetuate stereotypes or are offensive.

Until recently, there has been a shortage of good resources for Unitarian Universalist parents on Islam and Muhammad in particular.

Despite our best intentions, all parents make mistakes, act inconsistently, and generally fall short of our goals. But we can also model asking for forgiveness.