Unitarian Universalist Association

Elaine McArdle

The Unitarian Universalist Association, among the plaintiffs, pledges to continue its “faithful dissent against such oppression.”

Jami A. Yandle

Football, Southern organizing, and trans communities can teach us about how interconnectedness keeps people alive.

Ethan Loewi

Inspired by the “Deeper Joy” formation model for religious education, a new game based in UU values has arrived in congregations.

Heather Beasley Doyle

Three congregations share how they created more inclusive gathering spaces.

Sara LaWall

After her arrest during a protest of anti-trans legislation, Rev. Sara LaWall explains why civil disobedience is deeply rooted in her UU faith.

Jana Peirce

A quirky, resilient congregation with an independent streak has forged its own path.

Julia C. Spring

After diligent fundraising, a growing congregation dedicates its new building.

Nancy McDonald Ladd

The people who show up for each other make places sacred.

Ethan Loewi

Learn where the Side With Love and UU the Vote summits are happening and how to get involved.

Elaine McArdle

In Binghamton, laughter, hope, and multigenerational connection build a thriving community.

Karen G. Johnston

Scenes from an anti-ICE protest in Vermont.

Ethan Loewi

Rev. Karen G. Johnston reflects on her arrest and what comes next for the movement.

Staff Writer

Check out some of the interesting places UUs worship.

Peter D. Kramer

First Unitarian Congregational Society of Brooklyn remains faithful to its past while strengthening its future.

Kristen Cox Roby

In the Fall/Winter 2026 issue, UU World tells stories that explore history, responsibility, and renewal.

Sofía Betancourt

UUs can celebrate the sacred wherever they are.

Elaine McArdle

First Universalist Church was among the community groups targeted in a U.S. Department of Homeland Security undercover operation.

Elaine McArdle

UU congregations develop values-centered action plans after climate revivals.

Staff Writer

The statue is one way King’s Chapel in Boston is addressing its past ties to enslavement.

Elaine McArdle

Inside the prison, the growing fellowship offers belonging, transformation, and spiritual community.