This week’s Gathering, in the midst of a severe and colonialist escalation of attacks against multiple communities in the “Middle East,” Rev. Ranwa Hammamy grounded us in the norms and history that got us here and invited us to keep noticing the connections between this country’s past and...

Watch the replay of our February 2026 Threshold Conversation on Trauma-Informed Ministry.

“I love how thoughtful you're being about supporting children in being leaders. It's the dream!”At our Green Sanctuary 2030 Community Meeting on February 18, Julie Rigano, Director of Family Ministry at the UU Church at Washington Crossing in New Jersey, shared how she used the UU Climate

Last night we gathered to hear three very different stories of local organizing in solidarity with immigrants from Maine, Chicago, and Oakland. Songs for Liberation from Chicago nourished our spirits, reminding us with Woody Guthrie’s song “All you fascists bound to lose,” renewed lyrics with...

Wow, what an amazing time we had at the Green Sanctuary Celebration this week! So many great ideas, so much inspiration, so much connection. Thank you to all of the presenters who made the event possible. Watch the recording here.

On Monday, we gathered as part of the faithful masses of people showing up to build a world where the worth and dignity of all are held as sacred and unshakable truth. We know that from Venezuela to Minneapolis, red lines are being crossed by this regime again and again as it is amassing power to...

Thank you for taking the time for the ritual of lament together on Monday. If you missed it, we hope you will make time for your own ritual with the recording. As one participant said, “I appreciated the depth of the reflective process that, with such simplicity, led me to some routes to connect...

On November 19, we gathered at our Green Sanctuary 2030 Community Meeting to learn how the Boise UU Fellowship has committed to become Carbon Neutral by 2050 as part of their Green Sanctuary 2030 commitments.Engaging the entire congregation in a 2023 special appeal “Imagining A Carbon Neutral

On October 15, 2025, UU Georgia Legislative Action Network offered their learnings on how to make good trouble for climate justice with their current campaign: reminding the Georgia Utility Commissioners and Elected Officials that people have the power to choose a just and moral path for our ener...

September 2025: President Sofía’s UU Climate Justice Working Group was established to identify where our faith calls us to lead, beyond narrowly defined “net zero” goals towards equitable decarbonization, community resilience, and a just transition from fossil fuels to a clean energy future.

Turning our congregations into Hubs of Community Resilience is an opportunity to steward our resources for the good of our broader community.At our Green Sanctuary 2030 Community Meeting on August 20, we learned how the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Clemson is exploring the possibilities o...

Need a fund for strategic initiatives and financial resilience that is different from reserves or a traditional endowment and funded separately from your annual programs?

On April 9, the Revival Planning Team offered this space to gather together with other UUs who are moving through the Rest, Celebrate, Reflect, Synthesize, Organize process following the Revival. Watch the recording here.

Learn about the UUA's partnership with the multifaith coalition that is challenging the federal administration's rollback of the sensitive locations policy, a move that endangers religious freedom and the sanctity of our sacred spaces. 

On January 14, UU the Vote, Side With Love, key partners, and special guest musicians Sandy O. of Emma’s Revolution and Holly Near hosted this celebration to honor the incredible work of UUs in 2024 to building and growing our democracy and dig into our work ahead. Watch the recording here.

Curious about how a congregational partnership might work for you? These stories about partnerships among UU congregations may inspire you!

Engage with a panel discussion about Whole Church RE with experienced religious professionals

Talking about abortion is the first step to busting stigma, stopping harmful restrictions, and expanding access.

How do we bridge the gap between our aspirations and our faithful impact? Understanding faith development as an agent of culture change.