Unitarian Universalist Association
Love in the Complicated Places
By Jo VonRue
Love shows up in complicated conversations.
From the UUA President: Holding Tyre Nichols and Black Communities in Love and Prayer
A statement from UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray in response to the devastating death of Tyre Nichols, a 29 year old Black man beaten to death by police in Memphis, TN.
Join Us for 30 Days of Love from Jan 16 - Feb 14
Each week, from Jan 16 - Feb 14, Side With Love will feature a spiritual theme overlapping with an intersectional justice priority along with an array of offerings to help nourish your spirit and give gratitude and affirmation.
Our Purpose, Values and Covenant
This is an historic time of change and possibility for Unitarian Universalism. Learn how a team charged to study and revise key statements of UU faith developed new language to carry our living tradition into a new era.
Achieving Reproductive Justice Requires Both Urgency and Patience
By Jeff Milchen
Rev. Rob Keithan hopes we’ll recognize a hard truth: the June Dobbs v Jackson ruling, voiding key elements of Roe v Wade, was not due only to the activism of regressive justices but to fifty years of patient, strategic, and multifaceted organizing work by anti-abortion forces. How will we respond?
UUA Secretary Announces Referendum Election
UUA Secretary Bill Young has announced that a referendum election on the Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt’s nomination will be held this year because no petition candidates emerged from the petition period. Presidential forums will be held across the U.S. in the spring.
UUs Commit to Addressing Ableism
A commitment building on the historic partnership with EqUUal Access ensures more resources and staff to address ableism within Unitarian Universalism and to support equity in the engagement of disabled people in society as a whole.
Swinging on the Garden Gate
By Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew
A stunning memoir of coming of age and coming out bisexual from award-winning writer and teacher Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew.
