This has been on my mind for a while since joining UU. I grew up a Christian (later Catholic) and my husband grew up Catholic but not church going. We attend our UU congregation almost every Sunday but we don’t have a ritual or anything we do at home. We don’t pray before bed or meals like I did growing up. I would like to incorporate a daily practice into our lives but I feel like I need ideas! Do you have a home chalice you light? do you do something for your spirit in the morning or evening? Would love to hear from you all!

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "There's a couple more I could think of, but I ran out of Spidermans." by u/5135kensington
• "Unitarian Universalist Church of Buffalo" by u/Nativereqular
• "60 years ago today, the American Unitarian Association and the Universalist Church of America formally consolidated to form the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). Here's a photo from 1961 regarding the occasion." by u/5135kensington
• "The Unitarian Universalist Church of Oak Cliff in Dallas, Texas just celebrated our 60th anniversary and we're getting a facelift!" by u/elluvadeal
• "Some hUUmor for your Saturday" by u/doxymoronic
• "Made myself a chalice to use while my community continues to meet online!" by u/ajastr
• "Canadian Unitarians have adopted an 8th principle" by u/prescod
• "Atheists who attend UU?" by u/ilikeanimeandcats
• "Is anyone else here an OWL (Our Whole Lives) graduate? Could we talk about how the program has affected your dating life and friendships?" by u/a_tired_scientist
• "The UUA Decries Anti-Asian Violence" by u/hallelooya