Unitarian Universalist Association
Feature Story
Wise Words from Ministry
Each year, General Assembly offers an opportunity to pause, reflect, and celebrate our diverse members of clergy. To honor the complexity of Unitarian Universalist ministry, we asked this year’s retiring ministers to share some of the wisdom they’ve earned or give advice to those ministers at the beginning of their careers of service. We can all benefit from their words.
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UUA President: Heartache for Police Officers Killed
The Rev. Peter Morales, president of the Unitarian Universalist Association, issued this statement following the news of police officers murdered in Dallas, Texas: "No one who opposes systemic racism in America can condone or excuse acts of violence like these murders of police officers. My heart aches for their families and loved ones."
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GA 2016 News and Highlights from UU World
Reporters from the UUA’s magazine, UU World, followed all the important activities at General Assembly in Columbus this year. Get their news summaries and highlights on votes, speakers, and more.
Third candidate enters UUA presidential race
The Rev. Jeanne Pupke enters the 2017 presidential race by petition, joining the Rev. Alison Miller and the Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray as candidates. Read more in UU World.