I believe that we’re all entitled to our pain... sorrow is an invitation to recalibrate our hearts so that we can view one another with both more gentleness and a sense of recognition: You too? Me too! - From Braver/Wiser's weekly inspiration. Read More...

As a new president is inaugurated, so many are concerned our country's future. UU's are taking action and reaching out, with love guiding the way. Read More...

In a joint letter, UUA President Rev. Peter Morales and UUSC President and CEO Hon. Thomas Andrews invite you to sign the Declaration of Conscience, committing to put Unitarian Universalist values into action to resist hate, fear and bigotry.

In the wake of President-Elect Donald Trump’s proposals to deport two to three million undocumented immigrants in the United States, Unitarian Universalists are gearing up to fight back and protect this vulnerable population by providing sanctuary wherever necessary.

Unitarian Universalists are proud to be known for showing up-often in the vibrant gold of the Standing on the Side Love campaign. From signs and totes to clergy stoles and warm clothing, your inSpirit Book and Gift Shop has everything you need to rally with love. Re… More...

How is it with your soul? If your response to that question is anything like mine, I want to invite you to pause as you read this.

Everyone needs comadres and compadres. What are those? Well, Latinx* people have way more relatives than many other families... - read more from our weekly series of courage and compassion Read More...

For 30 Days of Love this year, we are exploring what it means for Unitarian Universalism to be a nurturing, humble and steady hand on the side of justice in 2017. Each week we will share tools and resources to help congregations reflect, learn and act around the theme of fortification.

In this newest installment in Skinner House Books' Voices series, Unitarian Universalist Humanists present their faith perspectives in 23 engaging essays, demonstrating why Humanism has been one of the bedrock theologies of Unitarian Universalism for the last hundred years.

In the week leading up to the President's inauguration, Unitarian Universalists are inspired to "show the love" for justice and compassion and take action against hate and bigotry. Find an event for the Week of Action Jan 14-21, 2017. See actions all over the country, and check out the...

From beautifully illustrated books of poetry, essays and spiritual wisdom, to thoughtful, practical and thoroughly UU gifts, you'll find wonderful items in the inSpirit Holiday Gift Guide....

Celebrations. Traditions. This season we find ourselves dusting off menorahs, pulling out grandma’s Yule Log recipe, gathering candles for the kinara, decorating with greens, and lighting our homes....

"I know a little about "merry" meeting 'mess' at the holidays — and by a little I mean How much time have you got? I haven’t soured on the holidays, however — and I will not give up on Christmas — for two reasons..." - read more from our weekly series of courage and compassion. Read More...

In this clarion call to action, leading Unitarian Universalist theologian Paul Rasor dispels the myth that conservative Christianity is the only valid religious voice in the national debates on social policy. R… More...

On Thursday, November 3, over 500 clergy – including over 50 Unitarian Universalist clergy – answered the call to come to Standing Rock in solidarity, prayer, and action with the Standing Rock Sioux Nation and the water protectors. The goal of the peaceful interfaith witness was to increase...

Recently, over 500 clergy – including over 50 Unitarian Universalist clergy – answered the call to come to Standing Rock in solidarity, prayer, and action. Standing on the Side of Love shares ways to support the work of the water protectors there.

Unitarian Universalists gather for an interfaith solidarity event with the Standing Rock Sioux Nation and the water protectors. The goal is to increase awareness of the situation and to advocate for elected officials to take action to end construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.Read More...

This election season, we encourage you to vote your values. Check out seven questions based on Unitarian Universalist seven Principles to ask candidates when choosing who will get your vote.

"He was, I am told, just a dog. But who was it that, fresh from the litter, climbed onto my chest, licked my face, and rubbed his pink baby nose against my cheek?" - read more from our weekly messages of courage and compassion. Read More...

UU World reports that the UUA Board of Trustees approved $5.3 million to expand the role and visibility of black Unitarian Universalists within the faith. http://www.uuworld.org/articles/board-commits-5-million-bluu?utm_source… More...