The snowflake-wheel-buckyball image—created by Erik Wikstrom—represents both the interconnected modules of the WorshipWeb and the vision of our congregations as truly interconnected "laboratories of worship arts."
WorshipWeb
Worship brings more Unitarian Universalists together in one place at one time than any single other event in the life of our congregations. And while there are many ways of understanding what it is that we do when we come together, the Unitarian Universalist Association's (UUA's) WorshipWeb is dedicated to providing the resources needed to help our congregations do it as well as they possibly can.
The resources in these pages come from our congregations—from the lay people, the music professionals, the religious education professionals, and the ordained clergy people who week after week take up the challenge of weaving together the wisdom of the ages and our own lived experiences—our own hurts and hopes, dreams and dramas—and who make from it all beauty and meaning. It is their expertise and creativity reflected in this site.
WorshipWeb is organized in interconnected modules. As we continue to share resources with one another, the number of these modules—as well as the amount of content within them—will continue to grow. Please continue to come back often, and please share your resources generously. This WorshipWeb, as the Universalist minister Ken Patton once said of the worship space itself, can be "the workshop of our common endeavor."
WorshipWeb Table of Contents
- Search the Worship Database: find chalice lightings, readings, prayers, even sermons for use in your Sunday worship
- Worship Theory: essays and articles on why we do what we do
- Technology and Worship: if you're interested in podcasting, projecting images, video, the internet, or other technologies, the resources you're looking for are gathering here
- Worship Collections: gathered collections of worship materials on topics ranging from the power of our Association to tough economic times to the inauguration of our forty-fourth President
- Send Something to WorshipWeb (RTF): a form that helps you submit materials
- Give Feedback to WorshipWeb: a brief survey to help WorshipWeb not only keep growing but keep improving
For more information contact worshipweb @ uua.org.
Last updated on Thursday, September 24, 2009.
