The Seven Principles of UU unfold in order, from the individual {worth and dignity of every person} to the universal {interdependent web of all existence}. As we ponder our own worth and dignity, we may find a pathway to embracing the worth and dignity of … read more.

UU is about acceptance of one another and a willingness to forgive each other. One pathway to forgiveness involves forgiving ourselves, owning our mistake, vowing to not repeat the mistake, and seeking forgiveness from those we have wronged. For many of us, forgiving others is … read more.

Generosity is a virtue, but how do we find value in the gifts we have to offer? UUs have a gift for identifying need, and an equal gift for feeling helpless in the face of that need. Taking an inventory of the gifts we have … read more.

The quotation attributed to Edmund Burke, “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing,” tells us that there are no sidelines in the quest for justice, and injustice is always our business. Our interdependence as human beings … read more.