Soulwork.

As part of our faith journey, Unitarian Universalists are called into the deep work of wondering and listening– individually and as a community. Soulwork is the space we make for this deep wondering and listening, so that the way ahead become more clear and so we may act with integrity.

Who am I? Who are we? Who am I called to be in this world? What does justice require of me?

While you may already make space for these questions as part of individual spiritual practices, deep, lasting soulwork happens only in accountable, covenanted communities; we cannot truly grow if we have not done without the reminder that we are all connected–that we are all responsible to another.

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