Review full text of the statement, which serves as the foundation of all the work of the UUA, its member congregations, and its covenanted communities.

Bless you, for who you are, right now, right here. Bless you in your queerness, your genderfabulousness, your questioning, wondering, exploring, declaring. Bless you in the words you create and evolve and claim for yourself.

This is a year in which hard, brave choices will be required of all of us.

Each of us, imperfect and vulnerable bodyspirits that we are, is connected to a vast web of love which holds us and will not let us go.

May we be kind in our speaking, thoughtful in our deliberating, and never stray from the love that binds us together.

A universalist God for a tragic era is not a gauzy, hymn-singing force of personal devotion that draws us endlessly toward itself, but a fierce and compelling power that grips us by the collar amid our rebellious descent and calls us to choose the will to mutuality…

Harm of one is harm of all.

Remembering the proposed Unitarian Universalist Association's Article 2 values is as easy as counting on your fingers!

UUA President Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt, who is trained as an environmental ethicist, invites all Unitarian Universalists to participate in the transformative conversation this September.

Crows found ways to adapt to our concrete forests but we have not yet found ways to make sure we are in balance with the rest of creation.

Disturbance opens the terrain for transformative encounters… Humanists, not used to thinking with disturbance, connect the term with damage. But disturbance, as used by ecologists, is not always bad—and not always human.

All organisms make ecological living places, altering earth, air, and water... In the process, each organism changes everyone’s world.

The Peer Pastoral Care for Youth training program empowers young people to nurture themselves and each other.

Unitarian Universalists at the 110-member congregation in Las Vegas say the change is working for them. Here’s how they did it.

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

The Climate Justice Coalition, created in 2022, exists to ensure that UU groups collaborate and increase their collective impact. Here’s how to join the effort.

‘It takes connection and intention to build the relationships that allow others to let us know their needs and to be willing to share ours.’

 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.