‘He Said, He Said’: A (Slightly) Dramatic Retelling of the American Unitarian Association Founding
What happened when the biggest names in the Unitarian faith tried to form a national association?
What happened when the biggest names in the Unitarian faith tried to form a national association?
Discover the legacy of this small group of Unitarian ministers around 150 years since they boldly spread the gospel of their liberal faith.
Harper, a Black abolitionist from Baltimore, called on people of faith to resist the status quo and embrace a radical, liberatory Christianity.
The annual UUA multiplatform gathering will be held online and in the Maryland city from June 18–22.
In this column, UU Justice Communications Associate Jeff Milchen interviews two UUs who campaigned and offers resources for those who want to explore their options.
Paula Gribble recalls how aligning with her pluralistic beliefs drew her, a friend, and their kids to a UU church.
Learn more about the award-winning journalist and trans rights activist who will speak at the UUA General Assembly this June.
In this poem, Sunu P. Chandy recalls a sweet memory of generosity from her childhood.
“Climate Justice Revival: Reimagine Together from an Extractive Age to a New Era,” invited UUs to explore joyful and collaborative transformation.
A chalice lighting in memory of trans and non-binary ancestors.
Following a damaging hailstorm and a mass shooting, First Universalist Church in Camp Hill showed unwavering faith in their community.
Read an excerpt from Rev. Louise Green’s sermon “The Ecosystem of Congregational Care.”
Meadville Lombard president hopes LIGHT will create communities for religious leaders across denominations and religious traditions.
Since 2017, First Unitarian Universalist Society of Syracuse has hosted an annual transformative conference supporting transgender, intersex inclusion and spiritual growth in Unitarian Universalism.
Congregants at First Church in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, were given prompts to discuss with pewmates.
In this quick guide, Rev. Shige Sakurai uses elemental symbolism to represent each area of focus designed to facilitate long-term change.
The election for the new moderator or co-moderators, who serve for a term of six years, concludes at General Assembly 2025.
‘Organizers have never changed the world without groups of people who trusted them to hold that future imagining.’
Introduced in 2019, BLUUHavens immediately garnered interest in about a dozen areas, including Chicago, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis.
The Trump policy allowing raids in houses of worship violates the First Amendment and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), the lawsuit argues.
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