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EditorialForty hours of Chalice Camp is almost as much time as kids would get in a full year of Sunday school.
Nicole Sweeney Etter -
LifeBlack Lives of Unitarian Universalism is hoping to build a more inclusive faith, one box at a time.
Sherri Daye Scott -
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EditorialTalking about how we hope to die can help avoid needless suffering for our loved ones as well as for ourselves.
Kris Willcox -
SpiritMegan has a terminal illness. Ralph has to make a huge decision. I plunge into their spiritual and religious landscapes. I do not see spirituality as disappearing, but as being present everywhere.
Ali Jablonsky -
LifeThe holiday season can be a tangled web of memory, tradition, longing, and joy.
Meg Barnhouse -
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LifeAllowing myself to see my injuries and pain as ‘not my fault’ is a spiritual challenge.
Meg Barnhouse -
LifeAs a Unitarian Universalist, Kwanzaa gives me—and my multifaith family—a chance to reflect on our commitments to our most deeply held principles.
Takiyah Nur Amin -
SpiritThere are people who say they love us, but who voted for someone whose policies and promises threaten us and our beloveds.
Meg Barnhouse -
LifeWe must help Unitarian Universalist children and youth engage deeply with a variety of faith traditions.
Michelle Richards -
EditorialAn atheist reckons with God, kids, and the Unitarian Universalist church.
Kris Willcox