Everyone deserves a chance to feel welcome and accepted.

Shared ministry is all about creating the conditions for genuine and sacred connections to be made.

How prototype groups are daring to reimagine Unitarian Universalism

Our shared ministry is making this life livable in the best and worst of times; we can only do that together.

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

For over a century, the Theological School of St. Lawrence University trained Universalist ministers in Canton, New York. Rev. Dave Weissbard was one of its final students.

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

“We need one another in these days.”

Explore reflections from UU activists and thought leaders.

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

Developing story: Follow UU World’s live updates, including dispatches from Minneapolis.

The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) is pleased to announce that the Association has named Rev. Dr. Rebekah Savage as the UUA’s next Director of Ministries and Faith Development.

Cody J. Sanders argues that spiritual care is inherently cultivated in every vibrant community--congregations and otherwise--and that every community member contributes to providing care for others. However, many congregation and community members lack confidence in their caring skills.

This handy bookmark outlines ten great reasons to reach out to your minister. A bookmark to highlight the variety of reasons to speak with your Unitarian Universalist minister, encouraging congregation members to connect with their clergy in times of joy or difficulty, to learn and to share in

We are resistance. / Somos la resistencia.

Check these Frequently Asked Questions with answers from Rev. Erika Hewitt, the UUA’s minister of Worship Arts, and Camille Hatton, Sing Out Love’s consulting manager

Across the United States, UUs are exploring new approaches that prioritize intentionality.

For forty years, one of the faith’s most successful European fellowships has offered shared identity and spiritual nourishment.

Rev. Dr. Molly Housh Gordon’s winning sermon shares the importance of confronting racism, transphobia, and imperial violence towards vulnerable populations.

2025 Angus MacLean recipient Natalie Fenimore