The annual gathering offered Unitarian Universalists multiple connection points.

Rev. Dr. Clyde Grubbs is recognized as a mentor to many and a leader in the work of decolonization.

Cathy Seggel and Rev. Leia Durland-Jones received the Angus H. MacLean Award during General Assembly.

UUs who defended communities from ICE injustices showed up “powerfully in support of our values,” said Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt.

This year’s curriculum introduces new whole-church learning tools.

A special online screening of the film and a live Zoom conversation are planned at General Assembly 2026.

The warmth of this community flows among the generations, where all are learners and all are teachers.

What gifts shall we bring to share our love for one another?

May we, in all of our living, move with a spirit of peace, so that we may be an agent of peace for all who encounter us.

The Red Cross relies on its partnerships to offer emergency housing in local communities. Learn how to participate.

Care is the soil we prepare so that the roots of authentic relationship can grow.

Read the sermon delivered by UUA President Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt and Rev. Dr. Adam Robersmith.

May this flame remind us of the connections that bind us to Unitarian Universalists around the world…

Rev. Rachel Lonberg says the framework guided her congregation and their collaborative partners toward mutually beneficial goals.

We remember that holiness has never belonged only to the mighty or the certain, but to the vulnerable, the weary, the seekers, and to all who dare to love in difficult times.

Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt shares how the UUA is adapting, investing, and collaborating in this challenging time.

“We need one another in these days.”

A poem in response to the outbreak of war, written after the bombing of Iran by the U.S. and Israel.

Hope resides in the promise that love can always expand, always meet us, always teach us to cast down the mighty, raise up the broken, and rekindle the truth of our interdependence.

Spirit of Life and Love, may we offer our humble, if not sometimes begrudging, gratitude for the miracle of moments taken for granted— for minutes that feel like hours, for the miracle of mountain tops and coral reefs, the miracle of survival and ancient olive trees…