For many Unitarian Universalists, the “principles and sources” have been a foundational aspect of what it means to identify as a UU. This summer, the General Assembly of the UUA (our national denominational body) voted to adopt a new language that replaces the “principles” with “values” while shifting and expanding the language about the sources by which our faith is inspired. Join us to unpack the changes, to learn about the process that led to them, and to explore how this shifting represents the UUA’s commitment to embodying itself as a “living tradition.”