A warm welcome from Unitarian Universalist congregations to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people, and others on the diverse spectrum of gender identity and expression, sexuality and romantic orientation, and family and relationship structures.

The 2014 inSpirit title. The inSpirit Series was previously known as the Meditation Manual Series.

Breaks down the most commonly held misconceptions about lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their lives In "You Can Tell Just by Looking", three scholars and activists come together to unpack enduring, popular, and deeply held myths about lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender...

This intimate account of ten same-sex couples brings to life how the decision to marry has affected them and their extended families

Everything is different now.

A statement from the UUA regarding the recent White House proclamation entitled, ‘National Child Abuse Prevention Month,’ issued by the office of the President on April 3rd, 2025.

I believe we build the world with our choices. With our habits, our rituals, our blueprints. With who we imagine into our lives—and who we forget to.

Trans joy trans joy is bigger than the struggle, louder than the hate, more enduring than fear.

As a trans woman, I love the ways we sparkle; the ways we twirl. This is how I enter the world, and I've paid a high price for it my entire life.

Since 2017, First Unitarian Universalist Society of Syracuse has hosted an annual transformative conference supporting transgender, intersex inclusion and spiritual growth in Unitarian Universalism.

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

We are whole and holy; we are loved beyond all measure. And in our refusal to accept anything less, may we know we are rooted in the infinite divinity.

We light this chalice to ignite the divine spark of the universe, whose pronouns have always been plural…

Learn how to join the conversation about this book, edited by Peggy Gillespie, that can be a catalyst for meaningful action and reflection.

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.

“Queer” challenges the status quo; it dares me to be authentically myself.

May everyone feel safe and free to love as they choose.

Being nonbinary has finally brought me home to myself.

On May 20, the Unitarian Universalist Association’s Board of Trustees added the item to the General Assembly’s final agenda. Review it in full.

This glitter that we share with each other today is a reminder that each of us is beautiful in our sacred imperfection, our ever-changing selves, our glorious plurality.