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Days of spiritual deepening that nourish our connection to Unitarian Universalist values, community, and the world.
As we move through the year, there are days when each of us chooses to pause: to give thanks, to remember, and to celebrate that which is sacred and good. Wrapped in UU identity and our personal faith journey, these 'Chalice Days' offer mile markers along the path of life, motivating us to find meaning and gratitude along our way.
Unitarian Universalism is a faith held by covenant and not by creed. There are many rich, complex beliefs in the mix. This site does not begin to cover everything UU, or even include everything about each UU tradition or belief. Instead, I share what I find significant to my faith and how I approach the days of my own journey. What days do you recognize along your journey? These are my Chalice Days. Learn more >
UU Book of Days
connections with the sacred
As a non-credal faith where faith continues to be revealed, Unitarian Universalism has a long history of observing holidays from other faiths in the sermons. While this has gifted so much wisdom to our faith, as we mature as a faith, it is our desire to hold others' holy days with respect and be careful about appropriation.
The UU Book of Days aims to help inform UUs about the days of our neighboring faiths, as well as prophetic people UUs recognize - and what lessons we can learn through a UU lens.
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