Rev. Viola Abbitt's unconventional path from DA's office to the ministry is a story of UU faith and principle.

May our spirits be guided by our values.

We are divine bodies of light and darkness

If love is a law, how may I follow it with more faithfulness?

Unitarian Universalists commit to defend voting rights as sacred.

The book explores what has gone wrong, and why, and who has been most harmed by repressive and racist policing systems. Norris offers a new blueprint for public safety that holds people accountable while still holding them in community.

We can plant the seeds of love and justice in the world.

Sing in our hearts all the stirrings of compassion for the oppressed, for those who are scared and hurting.

Dayton gathering calls for Biden Administration to shut down detention centers, end deportations, and release all people in immigration detention.

Implementing unsafe standards in communities is harmful to trans and non-binary youth and encourages prejudice and violence.

An effective tool exists to minimize the chance of illegitimate votes—those who fail to embrace it show professed concerns about voter fraud are false.

We can’t run from ourselves. The answer to safety is always closer rather than farther away.

Zach Norris, the author of this year's UU common read, challenges our notions of safety, promoting a culture of care.

We see a historical pattern that puts everyone in the world in danger. To obtain a safe and dignified life, we need to foster trust, mutual support, and reliance on science.

An interview with Bruce Knotts, director of the Unitarian Universalist Office at the United Nations and new UU World columnist.

Reasonable people disagree on appropriate levels of immigration, but to have substantive debate, we must refute racist scapegoating and tactics of dehumanization.

Voting rights bills being brought to a vote in the Senate.

This week, we introduce Jeff Milchen: kayaker, democracy activist, and new UU World columnist.