On Tuesday, May 14th, I stood with Unitarian Universalists and people of many faiths to proclaim the truth of God’s love of LGBTQ people and the hope of equality for queer people to have equal access to employment, housing, credit, education, public spaces and services, federally funded programs, and jury service.

The Equality Act (H.R. 5/S. 788) would provide consistent non-discrimination protections in federal law based on sexual orientation or gender identity. And for the first time since its original introduction in 1974, the Equality Act has a fighting chance of passing the US House of Representatives.

Members of the trans community and other UUs respond to a harmful UUWorld article

A blessing from the LGBTQ+ community of faith and spirit approaching the United Methodist Conference Special Session on human sexuality

TRUUsT recently released a Report on the Experiences of Trans Unitarian Universalists. This report was based on a 2018 survey that TRUUsT conducted along with the UUA’s Multicultural Ministries office. Y …

At Sanctuary Boston, we want to help grow a Unitarian Universalism that’s as inclusive in its worship styles and format and cultures as it is in beliefs and theologies. We want to help grow a faith that invites the whole person into worship, not only our reason and intellect, but our hearts and bodies as well.

As we gather in the darkness and the light let us give thanks and witness to our chosen families who we have traveled a lifetime to find.

On this World AIDS Day 2018, as Unitarian Universalists, let us recommit to ending AIDS through our fight and action.

While we celebrate this victory, we envision a country where no one’s right to live is put up to a public vote.

We are trans. And we are holy. We are intersex. And we are sacred. We are gender-diverse. And we are divine.