“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…

In the spirit of the ever-searching mind and the deep questioning soul, we call to mind beloved books and their wisdom.

A collection of Unitarian Universalist poems, songs, music, and more to help you find spiritual grounding in difficult times.

Explore reflections from UU activists and thought leaders.

The New Jersey program forges bonds between loan recipients and the community.

Get involved in virtual actions condemning ICE violence in communities and detention facilities.

May your courage be louder than the whispers. May your glitter outshine their glares. May your love be stubborn as red dirt clay, and your joy roll on like prairie wind.

Blessed are we, the whole queer family, for love is our birthright, and joy is our inheritance.

If love is sweet labor, love can be taught, modeled, and practiced. This labor engages all our emotions.

Side with defiant insistence on freedom / Side there again and again.

Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt joined other religious leaders at U.S. Capitol Complex to protest Homeland Security budget.

The award honors a faith leader whose work bridges spiritual values with the pursuit of justice, equality, and liberation for LGBTQ+ people.

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Explore the work of beloved writers from Sojourners magazine on spiritual thriving, living simply, and engaging with our communities.For five decades, Sojourners magazine has been deeply engaged with the world while calling its readers to a new kind of life and faith rooted in justice and peace.

"Love At The Center: Reimagining the World As It Could Be” asks Unitarian Universalists (UU) and UU congregations to center the fierce power of love in their imaginations, organizing efforts, and community work.

Find out how to get involved with five weeks of grounding, inspiration, and organizing strategy.

UUs participated in direct actions, and congregations hosted trainings on organizing neighborhood patrols.