Read the sermon delivered by UUA President Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt and Rev. Dr. Adam Robersmith.

Founded in 1825, its current mission includes promoting the growth of Unitarian Universalism and an appreciation of UU history.

UU Church of Canton honors its history while adapting to the modern needs of its beloved community.

Rev. Rachel Lonberg says the framework guided her congregation and their collaborative partners toward mutually beneficial goals.

We remember that holiness has never belonged only to the mighty or the certain, but to the vulnerable, the weary, the seekers, and to all who dare to love in difficult times.

In this hour of candlelight, we remember that holiness is not far away. It is here— in breath shared, in hope rekindled, in the quiet courage to begin again.

Take this as an invitation to cross thresholds of challenge, not on our own, not for ourselves alone, but side by side…

When political violence is no longer a rhetorically-based thing but rather happening in front of our very own eyes, it can be hard to know what to do next.

UU World’s Spring/Summer 2026 issue showcases Meet the Moment through storytelling.

“We need one another in these days.”

Questionable advice to avoid violence, like “don’t go shopping alone,” comes mostly from the police or other men in authority. But gender-based violence is often enacted in the most intimate spheres of our lives, not when we’re out grocery shopping. To stop this violence, we need strategies...

A stunning fusion of poetry and particle science that thoughtfully addresses children’s big questions about life and death in a way that will inspire wonder and awe in young readers and adults alike.

With the lighting of this flame let us shine upon the hearts of all those who suffer, who yearn, and who crave the joyful noise of community–all Beings, not one left behind.

For a long time, both villages existed separately, across the canyon, happily humming along in life. They knew the other was there, but never had much cause to interact.…

For too long, we have been fed the misconception that our worth is tied to our productivity, leaving disabled people to be viewed as less vital to the wholeness of our beloved communities.

In the spirit of the ever-searching mind and the deep questioning soul, we call to mind beloved books and their wisdom.

A collection of Unitarian Universalist poems, songs, music, and more to help you find spiritual grounding in difficult times.

The Texas UU Justice Ministry team shares experiences witnessing at South Texas Immigration Detention Center.

Consider three scenes that reflect what parents raising teens and children may experience.

Briscoe shares takeaways from candid Wave Cohort conversations among religious educators.