Tells the stories of pioneering black ministers in Unitarian Universalism

In this time of rising authoritarianism, we must remember UUs are a sanctuary people, says UUA President Rev. Dr. Sofía Bentancourt.

“What is the most loving, life-affirming choice I can make in response to life’s circumstances?”

Like the free-roaming roosters of the Caribbean, no one can tell me I don’t belong.

Lay leaders, religious professionals, disabled UUs, and allies are invited to check out our webinars where you can learn how to be more accessible and inclusive of your congregation’s disabled members and visitors.

Learn how to join the conversation about this book, edited by Peggy Gillespie, that can be a catalyst for meaningful action and reflection.

BLUU Executive Director Lena K Gardner shares insight on the effort, which broke ground in May, and explains how this affordable housing approach reflects UU values.

This ritual is written for a congregation to bless a Black Lives Matter banner and raise it on their church building. It could easily be adapted for rededication of a banner, or for other banners that a congregation might display on their building to declare their values.

On May 20, the Unitarian Universalist Association’s Board of Trustees added the item to the General Assembly’s final agenda. Review it in full.

The Mosaic is an online hub of connection, resources, and support for dismantling racism & oppression... and fostering belonging & liberation in Unitarian Universalist congregations and communities.

Since launching in early 2020—a year before the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol—a maturing UU the Vote is focusing on more than elections.

The Mosaic hub was launched by the Unitarian Universalist Association to help UUs dismantle racism and build something beautiful.

First UU Church of Nashville took serious action to implement ‘Widening the Circle of Concern’ culture changes. Here are insights from that journey.

 A quick guide to getting involved in the 2024 election and beyond.

Church of the Larger Fellowship’s long-running prison ministry attracts a growing membership.

Book banning threatens democracy because it chips away at a person’s right to choose what they want to read and believe, according to Beacon Press.

Progressive faith groups are partnering with frontline organizers to offer gender-expansive people resources that can help with making a move, either permanent or temporary.

Progressive faith groups are partnering with frontline organizers to offer gender-expansive people resources that can help with making a move, either permanent or temporary.

If you’re seeking sacred Black “text” in our tradition, you have to examine the way our Black ancestors lived.