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SpiritAn ever-expanding compendium of music, Sing Out Love is nothing short of groundbreaking.
Elaine McArdle -
IdeasHow the online resource’s innovative features honor and carry on UU music traditions.
Matt Meyer -
SpiritTheir music is part of the ever-growing Sing Out Love collection of hymns, songs, and other worship resources.
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SpiritCheck these Frequently Asked Questions with answers from Rev. Erika Hewitt, the UUA’s minister of Worship Arts, and Camille Hatton, Sing Out Love’s consulting manager
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LifeWith the help of two Unitarian Universalist ministers, congregations combine liturgy and meals to create spiritual meaning and connection.
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IdeasWhat does it mean to shift the focus from the needs of the dominant culture and to consider the needs of all who are in the room?
Jacqueline Brett -
SpiritSmall fellowships band together in just one example of the many ways the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted UU congregations to innovate and combine resources.
Kat McKim -
IdeasLay people and religious professionals reflect on the magic of co-creating worship.
Elaine McArdle -
SpiritI call it Black Joy, but I want to offer it—to the extent that it is mine to offer—to this faith.
Kimberly Quinn Johnson -
LifeImportant for people to ‘feel a sense of agency, empowerment, and choice.’
Heather Beasley Doyle -
UU NewsCongregations continue to evolve to foster faith and worship online.
Sherri Daye Scott -
IdeasHow might a Unitarian Universalist ritual of lament help when you are driven to cry out?
Myriam Renaud