My Unitarian Universalist values and connections called me to climate justice activism—and to stay in the South as I work.

Those of us who call ourselves religious Humanists have a strong reverence for life. Many of us experience a deep sense of awe before the mystery of life and death, those powers greater than ourselves. We share a respect for science and reason, and we are willing to live with ambiguity to live...

The new administration poses grave challenges, but don’t give up the fight just yet.

UU congregations interact with other faith communities in ways that go beyond social justice.

Who could object to living sustainably? It depends on what we mean.

A story for Yule in these times.

Congregations in North Dakota and Washington are supporting an effort to stop construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.

There is often a price to opposing a company town’s corporate master.

Eight more Florida congregations will follow model, use toolkit.

Saying ‘no’ can be powerful; it’s saying ‘yes’ that changes the world.

A Unitarian Universalist in Eugene, Oregon, directs global alliance.

43 million acres of Gulf auctioned off despite low oil prices.

EARTH, clay from which we are made and to which we will return. Soil, rich and aromatic, crumbling in my fingers, dark under my nails. This, cleansing dirt, the natural filter for aquifers, holds life....

Members of Flint congregation go door to door; Michigan UUs lobby for “human right to water.”

How do we live under the cloud of impending apocalypse without giving in to panic?

Don’t worry about ‘nature.’ Worry about a species that can’t say, ‘Enough.’