We cannot know what all the year may bring, and would we heed the prophecy if we could?

Where do you keep your love? Invite love in.

Dedicated staff, updated programming, and increased resources are among the new offerings.

Spirit of Love, come alongside with all the holy nudges that we need, so we may live in such a way that we celebrate all the blessings that we have been given. So we may be the blessings in the world.

Justice is our prayer. We affirm in covenant with the Beloved Community that is possible.

…those of us who believe in human rights for everyone; who believe in fundamentals of fairness, of equality, of equity; who believe in recognizing injustices of past, of present, and being accountable for ending them…

Ours is the work of creation. Ours is the work of inviting people into an irresistible movement, rooted in our belief that a new world is possible. And the center of our work is love, and joy, and the spirit of abundance.

As we light this chalice, we kindle the spirit of the great turning: the movement for justice alive in this nation today. May we feel it in our bones, and in the stillness of this hour, may we sense it calling our name.

Hymns for this value may be about changing hearts and minds, or calling us to the work, or declaring what work needs to be done. They are often visionary or prophetic in their language but may also be surprisingly practical, and useful in the boots-on-the-ground acts of justice.

During your congregation’s water ceremony, UUs for Justice in the Middle East invite you to place an empty paper cup next to the congregational vessel in solidarity with Palestinians.

Activist and author Deepa Iyer shares a roadmap for maintaining your own effectiveness and well-being on your social-change journey.

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.

Justice, simple justice, is the right, not simply of the strong and powerful, but of the weakest and feeblest of all God’s children.

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.

To mark the milestone, revisit photos of some of the joyous events that followed the landmark decision.

The September convocation, held in Romania, features dynamic speakers, engaging panel discussions, workshops, and more.

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

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.