The Seven Principles
Unitarian Universalists affirm and promote:
Acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth
The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process
The goal of world community with peace, liberty, and justice for all
Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part
These principles guide how we relate to each other and the world—rooted in love, openness, and responsibility.
UUA Core Values (UUA Bylaws, Article II, revised 2024)
The revised Article II emphasizes foundational values that grow from and deepen our covenant with one another. These values are:
Love – The central value that holds all the others together. We are called to love ourselves, each other, and the world.
Justice – We work toward equity and liberation for all.
Interdependence – We honor the sacred web of life and our place within it.
Equity – We strive to dismantle systemic barriers and create inclusive communities.
Transformation – We welcome change and growth, both personal and collective.
Pluralism – We value diverse beliefs, cultures, and voices as sources of wisdom.
Generosity – We practice gratitude, compassion, and a spirit of mutual care.
Together, these principles and values call us into deeper relationship—with each other, with our communities, and with the world. They are not static beliefs, but living commitments we strive to embody each day.
In this Sunday service, we will be exploring forgiveness, a profound spiritual practice that has the power to set us free. Drawing on the wisdom of St. Germaine, we will reflect on the alchemy of forgiveness—how it transforms pain into compassion, resentment into love, … read more.
Play is a vital part of the human experience. Play can help provide insight about ourselves and help us to connect with others. While some may see play as just fun and games, at its core, play is really a form of communication. Through … read more.
A general overview of the Baha’i Faith with a concentration on Unity and similarities with UU.
Image credit: “Group of fruit pickers picking oranges on Richards Ranch, north Pomona, California, 1905 (CHS-1662)” by Fæ is licensed under … read more.
This months’ theme, Creating Moments of Joy comes from the title of the book by Jolene Brackey. It’s a book about creating moments of joy for people with Alzheimers’ or Dementia. At the May 5 service, service leaders Janet de Vries and Leanne Woodfill will share stories … read more.
Photo credit: Rain drops by Luis Parravicini/ CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 DEED
David Allhusen, the program director of Kind Grounds, will share information about his journey of working with the unhoused at Kind Grounds, a new quasi-navigational center in Natrona County.
“Compass” by Walt Stoneburner is … read more.
Service leader Elizabeth Jo Otto will introduce April’s theme – Mother Nature with ritual, meditation, and discussion.
Photo credit: Rain drops by Luis Parravicini/ CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 DEED
During this service, four UU Casper members and friends will share their spiritual journeys.
Image credit: “twisty forest paths” by MGSpiller is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.
The Unitarian Universalist Association’s Article II Study Commission has worked for over two years to holistically review the UUA’s bylaws Article II. Contained in Article II are the seven UU principles, which have not been substantially revised since 1985. The Commission has proposed sweeping … read more.
This weekend UU Casper is hosting the UU Family Campout at Hettinger Campground, west of Buffalo, Wyoming. There will be a short (30 min) discussion style service at the campout centered on the 6th UU Principle, we affirm and promote “the goal of world … read more.
