Follow the UUA and Other Unitarian Universalists
The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) maintains a presence through several social media outlets, and of course individual Unitarian Universalists (UUs) and other UU organizations do, too!
Join our online community to stay apprised of our latest news and announcements, and to engage with other UUs from around the world.
News from the UUA
Join the UUA-L email list to receive announcements by email, or subscribe to one or more of our RSS feeds to see our latest headlines and updates.
Browse or subscribe to one of our blogs to keep up-to-date on the programs or initiatives of the most interest to you.
The UUA Facebook page has over 10,000 fans. Follow the latest news, share photos from UU life, connect to other UUs.
Follow the UUA on Twitter for quick answers to one simple question: What's happening?
The Monthly Bulletin for Congregations is a collection of announcements and updates from the staff groups and committees of the UUA, and from the Church of the Larger Fellowship (CLF).
Connect With Other UUs
Of course we don't maintain a comprehensive list of all the Unitarian Universalist groups and individuals using social media, but get a start by seeing who the UUA is following on Twitter and who the UUA "likes" on Facebook (you must be logged in to a Facebook account to see this list).
The UUA hosts over 300 email lists for groups of UUs and like-minded individuals to communicate via email on issues relating to Unitarian Universalism, the UUA, and UU congregations and districts. Email lists are a great way to receive announcements or participate in online discussions.
For more information contact pw_specialist @ uua.org.
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Last updated on Monday, August 22, 2011.
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