Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # WUULF ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://wuulf.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Pages - [Home](https://wuulf.org/) - WUULF Western Unitarian Universalist Life Festival What is WUULF? Connect - Learn - Converse - Laugh - Create WUULF, the Western Unitarian Universalist Life Festival, is an annual week-long, multi-generational camp for Unitarian Universalists at the Ghost Ranch in New Mexico. We are a loving community from a diverse set of age groups, backgrounds, and - [WUULF 2026 Pictures](https://wuulf.org/wuulf-2026-pictures/) - Scott's PowerPoint Slides 1.TimeDownload 2.Chemistry.and.LifeDownload 3.Cosmic.PerspectivesDownload videosDownload Jonathan's Cultivating Adult Friendships handout Cultivating Adult FriendshipsDownload Kiri's Haiku We’re Dancing through time and space Summer camp retreatnew adventure at ghost RanchU u gatheringcommunity life MultigenerationalColorful peoplegather wisdom tree Messages to think aboutBailey inspires Grounding practicesWind in the cottonwood treeHeart chalice lighting Rock of the day chantSinging inspiring - [About](https://wuulf.org/about/) - About WUULF WUULF (Western Unitarian Universalist Life Festival) is a week-long, multi-generational camp for Unitarian-Universalists occurring each June at the Ghost Ranch in New Mexico. We are a loving community from a diverse set of age groups, backgrounds, and cultures who gather in New Mexico each year to express our appreciation for each other and - [Past WUULFs](https://wuulf.org/past-wuulfs/) - Past WUULFs 2026 "Dancing through Time & Space" Theme Speakers: Scott Denning & Ann Moradian Minister: Bailey Holm 2025 "Joyful Noises" Theme Speakers: Friction Farm Minister: Bailey Holm 2024 "Where do we come from, What are we, Where are we going?" Theme Speaker: Dr. Scott Denning 2023 "Creating Theology Together" Theme Speaker: Rev. Bob Lavallee - [FAQs](https://wuulf.org/faqs/) - Frequently Asked Questions What is WUULF? WUULF (Western Unitarian Universalist Life Festival) is a week-long, multi-generational camp for Unitarian-Universalists occurring each June at the Ghost Ranch in New Mexico. We are a loving community from a diverse set of age groups, backgrounds, and cultures who gather in New Mexico each year to express our appreciation - [2026 Calendar](https://wuulf.org/2026wuulfcalendar/) - Dancing Through Time & Space The WUULF schedule is subject to change. You will be given an up-to-date copy when you arrive. Updated June 11, 2026 Monday, June 15 Tuesday, June 16 Wednesday, June 17 Thursday, June 18 Friday, June 19 Saturday, June 20 Sunday, June 21 - [What to Bring](https://wuulf.org/whattobring/) - What to Bring Necessities Water Bottle Reusable cup for Social Hour Sunscreen Flashlight & batteries, especially good for stargazing nights Good walking or hiking shoes Sunglasses & Hat Camp chairs for “Tree Time” Casual clothes for layering, a jacket or sweater for evenings Pride attire for Pride Night Bug repellent Dry snacks, soft drinks, beer - [2026 Dancing through Time & Space](https://wuulf.org/2026wuulf/) - Dancing Through Time & Space June 15 - June 21, 2026 Scott Denning & Ann MoradianOur Guest Speakers Bailey HohmOur Minister Schedule Dancing Through Time & Space Atmospheric scientist, geologist and avid night-sky watcher Scott Denning and dancer, choreographer, yogi and movement artist Ann Moradian join forces to explore, learn about, and immerse ourselves in - [Registration](https://wuulf.org/registration/) - Registration WUULF is June 15-21, 2026 Registration for 2026 is now closed Scholarships: We have limited funds available to provide financial assistance scholarships for registration fees and lodging costs to attend WUULF. Cancellation Policy $100 of the registration fee is non-refundable. Prior to April 1: If cancellation is received prior to April 1, a 100 percent (100%) - [WUULF Privacy Policy](https://wuulf.org/wuulf-privacy-policy/) - This Privacy Policy describes how we collect, use, and protect your personal information when you use our SMS messaging service. We are committed to protecting your privacy and handling your data responsibly. By using our service, you agree to the practices described in this Privacy Policy. 1. Information We Collect 1.1 Information You Provide When - [WUULF SMS Terms & Conditions](https://wuulf.org/wuulf-sms-terms-conditions/) - Terms & Conditions — SMS Messaging ServiceEffective Date: April 5, 2026These Terms and Conditions ("Terms") govern your use of the SMS messaging service ("Service"). By opting in to receive SMS messages, you agree to these Terms. Please read them carefully. 1. Program DescriptionThe WUULF SMS program sends you camp updates, schedules, announcements, and reminders. Messages - [2026 Minister](https://wuulf.org/minister/) - Our Minister Bailey Hohm Bailey is an aspiring Unitarian Universalist minister who is actively on her path to Candidacy. She is also certified as a lay Pastoral Care Provider. Throughout her youth, Bailey was very invested in the Mountain Desert District Youth program and served as Worship Chair. She also served as Lead Counselor, Worship - [Nearby Activities](https://wuulf.org/nearbyactivities/) - Nearby Activities At the Ghost Ranch Paleontology MuseumAnthropology MuseumLibraryTours The Ruth Hall Museum of Paleontology: focuses on the fossils and the environment of the late Triassic Period, the Age of the Dinosaurs. See New Mexico’s state fossil, the Coelophysis. The museums are open Tues-Sat: 9am-5pm; Closed 12pm-1pm; Sun: 1pm-5pm Florence Hawley Ellis Museum of Anthropology: Displays artifacts - [At the Ghost Ranch](https://wuulf.org/ghostranch/) - At the Ghost Ranch Ghost Ranch is a Presbyterian owned camp and conference center, located in Northern New Mexico west of Taos and Santa Fe. The ranch is framed by the majestic view of Chimney Rock, the Abiquiu Reservoir, and to the south a peak named Cerro Pedernal. Such splendid natural beauty has long been - [Scholarships](https://wuulf.org/scholarships/) - Scholarships It is important to us that anyone who wants to attend WUULF can attend WUULF. We have limited funds available to provide financial assistance scholarships for registration fees and lodging costs to attend WUULF. Scholarship requests will be considered on a case-by-case basis. The deadline for scholarship applications is March 20, 2026. Late scholarship applications will - [Health Policy](https://wuulf.org/health-policy/) - Health Policy Resources Ghosts Ranch is fairly remote, so it's important to understand what health services are available when and where. WUULF Board Member If you do have an injury or medical need, a board member may not be able to provide medical care, but can usually route you to someone who can. WUULF does - [Dietary Info](https://wuulf.org/dietary-info/) - Additional Info We pass on dietary information entered in the WUULF registration form. Ice machines for coolers and activities can be found outside of the campground bath house and front office. Shared Refrigerators are in the Lower Pavilion and campground bath house. - [A Day At WUULF](https://wuulf.org/adayatwuulf/) - A Day at WUULF We begin each day with breakfast in the Ranch’s dining hall (vegan & gluten free options! Endless coffee!), followed by an outdoor Ingathering service to set our intention for the day ahead.On “program days”, we are divided into Adults and Children/Youth for different activities: workshops, art projects, lectures, book discussions, and - [Contact](https://wuulf.org/contact/) - Contact Let's get in touch EMAILinfo@wuulf.org First Name Email Message Send MessageThe form has been submitted successfully!There has been some error while submitting the form. Please verify all form fields again. WUULF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit with no paid staff. Those who volunteer on the WUULF board get WUULF work done between busy schedules, jobs, - [2026 Guest Speakers](https://wuulf.org/2026speaker/) - Our Guest Speakers Scott Denning & Ann Moradian Ann Moradian Dr. Scott Denning Dr. Scott Denning was a Monfort Professor of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University, where he lead a large research group using many kinds of observations and models to understand the metabolism of the Earth’s biosphere. In addition to using global satellite - [Youth](https://wuulf.org/kids/) - Kids & Youth Programming WUULF is Multigenerational It is vital to the retreat that it is meaningful for our younger participants as well as for adults. We offer programming for school-aged kids, ages 5-18. (Younger children are welcome to attend WUULF, but we do not offer programming specifically for them. They'll still enjoy the community - [2025 Guest Speakers](https://wuulf.org/2025speaker/) - Our Guest Speakers Friction Farm Modern-folk duo Friction Farm, is a husband and wife team of traveling troubadours. Aidan Quinn and Christine Stay, combine storytelling, social commentary and humor to create songs of everyday life, local heroes, and quirky observations. “infectiously hummable tunes” – New Times Magazine Miami FL They have toured internationally, been Kerrville - [WUULF Cancellation Policy](https://wuulf.org/wuulf-cancellation-policy/) - $100 of the registration fee is non-refundable. Prior to April 1: If cancellation is received prior to April 1, a 100 percent (100%) refund, less the non-refundable fee, will be given. After April 1: If a cancellation is received on or after April 1, no refunds will be given. No adjustment is made for late arrival, - [2022 WUULF](https://wuulf.org/2022-wuulf/) - Back to our Roots June 20 - June 26, 2022After 2 years apart due to the Covid-19 global pandemic, we were delighted to be back together, back to our roots, at WUULF. 2022 Schedule WUULF 2022 schedule.xlsxDownload - [2023 WUULF](https://wuulf.org/2023-wuulf/) - Creating Theology Together June 19 - June 25, 2023We’ve invited Rev. Bob LaVallee, a dynamic, highly recommended UU minister from Albuquerque, to be our theme speaker. Rev. Bob will lead us in a series of workshops called “Creating Theology Together.” With this program, we will recognize the deep roots of Unitarian Universalist theology while having - [2024 WUULF](https://wuulf.org/2024-wuulf/) - Where do we come from, What are we, Where are we going June 17 - June 23, 2024Join world-renowned climate scientist Scott Denning on an exploration of our origins in time and space. Session 1: How deep is the past?How and when did people come to Ghost Ranch? What did people do before that? How - [2025 Joyful Noises Calendar](https://wuulf.org/joyful-noises-calendar/) - Joyful Noises The WUULF schedule is subject to change. You will be given an up-to-date copy when you arrive. If you would like to lead a workshop or activity, please email info@wuulf.org. Updated June 4, 2025 Monday, June 16 Tuesday, June 17 Wednesday, June 18 Thursday, June 19 Friday, June 20 Saturday, June 21 Sunday, - [2025 Joyful Noises](https://wuulf.org/2025joyful/) - Joyful Noises June 16 - June 22, 2025Explore the importance of Music in our individual lives and in our Community. Musicians and non-musicians alike will enjoy this year's theme. Friction FarmOur Guest SpeakersOur special guests, Friction Farm, will lead us in custom workshops based around our love of and need for music. Bailey HolmOur MinisterBailey - [Weather](https://wuulf.org/weather/) - WUULF Weather We spend a lot of time planning WUULF, but we haven’t yet managed to plan the weather for the week. We can get high temperatures or cool ones. Dry days or wet ones. We highly recommend you check the weather prior to your arrival and pack accordingly. ABIQUIU WEATHER ## Galleries - [WUULF 2026](https://wuulf.org/rl_gallery/wuulf-2026/)