Life

We do not aim for erasing people’s pain—only for making it so that they do not face it by themselves.

In Brevard, North Carolina, Unitarian Universalists made 104 clay chalices in their homes—a hands-on way to stay connected.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, young UUs are figuring out their paths through unprecedented uncertainties.

Our Whole Lives offers new program for adults aged 50 and over.

Yes, even now, / when so much is struggle: / Praise bodies that sweat and tremble

When the world ends, we must not / add destruction to destruction

A Tennessee congregation erases $4.2 million in debt for people in need.

For Unitarian Universalists, ministry is not a supernatural state of any kind. It’s a choice, a process, and an ongoing relationship.

Teen climate activist Sophia Geiger fights for systemic change.

Origami boxes memorialize people killed by guns.

The new president of the UU Church of the Philippines is breaking new ground.

We can be cheerleaders for people’s simple joys—even if we don’t share them.