How many people in your congregation have political or other personal opinions that aren't in line with the congregational majority and might be controversial? How openly do they express and discuss those opinions? Are more-conservative-than-average positions treated differently than more-progressive-than-average?

I ask after a longtime UU friend confided that they were a registered Republican and supported some conservative policy positions as well as a some liberal ones, but generally chose to keep quiet on those topics while in UU spaces, since they were here for other reasons.

Anyone found good ideas for things to do with kids (especially younger ones) when we can't meet in person? Normal RE classes via Zoom have not been terribly successful. Any good curricula for online-only?

In observing my congregation & the wider UU community, it seems that different principles resonate more or less with different folks.