Elaine McArdle

In a conversation with UU World, Rev. Olaoya challenges UUs to unapologetically center love and set aside intellectualism.

This year, the UUA is engaging with the data in a more transparent way, including releasing the full report online.

The election for the new moderator or co-moderators, who serve for a term of six years, will take place at General Assembly 2025.

In a letter, the Unitarian Universalist Association affirmed that it is “freely exercising its faith and beliefs and well within its protected free speech rights” by investing with climate justice goals.

The program, named after one of its founders, brings an anti-oppressive lens to understanding how larger social systems may affect a conflict.

Tiny forests have sprouted as a way to fight climate change and biodiversity loss. Learn how one group helped bring them to the Northeast United States.

The Revival, entitled “Reimagine Together: From an Extractive Age to a New Era,” invites UUs to recommit to climate justice and collective liberation.

The changes go into effect in 2025. To participate, employers must act before January 1, 2025.

The new name is ‘beyond borders’ and emphasizes ‘relationships and communities,’ says Acting Director Rev. Morgan McLean.

A volunteer position, the moderator chairs the UUA Board of Trustees, is the presiding officer at the annual General Assembly, and works closely with the board, executive staff, and committees of the Association.

The shared ministry approach has gained traction as UUs build more inclusive communities and adapt to COVID-19 changes.

To minimize isolation among older Americans, First Unitarian Church of Dallas is providing pastoral care, creating community, and putting a special focus on elder members.

More than 3,400 Unitarian Universalists came together to explore the faith’s underpinnings, take consequential votes, and be in community with one another.

The years-long democratic process culminated with debate and the GA vote. A two-thirds majority was required for approval.

Last January, the UUA offered empty commercial space at its headquarters to the state as a free temporary overnight shelter. Roderick, Angela, and their young child are among those granted haven there.

Learn more about the effort to prepare draft changes to the UUA bylaws that—if approved at General Assembly in June—would replace Unitarian Universalism's Principles, Purposes, and Sources.

In the 1980s, UUs proposed and adopted transformational changes that have shaped the faith for decades. Here's how that process mirrors what UUs are experiencing now.

Monthly visits from the Omega Dance Company have reinvigorated services and enriched congregants’ experiences.

The Climate Justice Coalition, created in 2022, exists to ensure that UU groups collaborate and increase their collective impact. Here’s how to join the effort.

First Parish Unitarian Universalist in Concord, Massachusetts, is hosting its second-ever Democracy Festival in June. Learn more about the effort.

The temporary space, which opened in early March, is expected to accommodate eighty people nightly when at full capacity.

Amid a shortage of available shelters across Massachusetts, the sixth floor of the UUA's building at 24 Farnsworth Street in the Seaport District is serving as a short-term, overnight haven for newcomers in need of aid.

This new version of the beloved song replaces binary language. Learn how the author did it.

Unitarian Universalists across the country are mobilizing to defend rights.

Lay people and religious professionals reflect on the magic of co-creating worship.

The room at Knoxville nonprofit The Bottom features books, materials that focus on racial, gender, other social justice issues

From inspiring speakers to impassioned voices, here are the highlights of this year’s multiplatform UUA General Assembly.

In this 2023 interview, BLUU Executive Director Lena K Gardner about an exciting new project underway in Minneapolis.

A quick guide to the speakers, events, and business of this year’s Unitarian Universalist Association annual meeting.

Strong connections with caring adults matter when young people are struggling.

With the Community Church of New York's All-8 Workshop, young people are exploring the Principles in ways that touch both their creativity and their identities.

Association offers a leading voice in the media and new resources.

Reflections on the transformational presidency of Susan Frederick-Gray.

UUs support Build Back Fossil Free, Citizens' Climate Lobby

Congresswoman Judy Chu on climate change, being a UU, and more

As the climate crisis grows more serious, the moral and even spiritual value of a green burial appeals to many people.

Former UUA President William G. Sinkford recognized for decades of distinguished service to the faith.

The UUA's 2022 gathering will offer onsite and online attendees a more equitable experience than ever.

The UUA wants the multiplatform General Assembly to be an equitable experience for all, including the voting process. The board approved the final agenda on May 25.

Unitarian Universalist programs seek not only social justice in the wider society, but cultural transformation within.

Association’s next chief executive and spiritual leader to be elected at General Assembly 2023

On our theology’s leading edge (+video)

Bylaws as a whole, Article II, and governance top the list of priorities.

People v. Fossil Fuels Demands Biden Stop New Projects

Financial contributions from GA participants make significant change possible: a look at the work of three recent recipients.

UUA’s second online-only General Assembly focuses on dismantling white supremacy and systemic racism.

Filipino composer and music director at UU Community Church of Santa Monica, California, provides creative direction for UUA General Assembly 2021.

One hundred years after the violent destruction of a prosperous Black neighborhood, a coalition of faith communities is building support for reparations.

Unitarian Universalists monitored polls, practiced de-escalation, and offered water, masks, and music to people waiting to vote.

Dr. Glen Thomas Rideout’s music ministry.

Fierce, indomitable, and deeply compassionate, Elandria Williams served as UUA co-moderator from 2017 to 2020.

In Louisville, Kentucky; Kenosha, Wisconsin; and Lexington, Massachusetts, Unitarian Universalist congregations targeted by police or by right-wing protesters remain steadfast.

Leaders of Unitarian Universalist congregations in the Pacific Western Region are heartened by the ongoing care members are providing.

UUA Disaster Relief Fund is already providing aid.

Deployment of federal officers violates the Tenth Amendment, chills the legal right to protest, alleges lawsuit.

Careful attention to hiring practices has diversified the staff of the Unitarian Universalist Association and deepened its commitment to antiracism, antioppression, and multiculturalism.

Annual conference, which had been scheduled for June 24–28 in Providence, Rhode Island, will take place entirely online, UUA announces.

Unitarian Universalist Association calls for urgent action to support Native American tribe that first welcomed its Pilgrim religious ancestors 400 years ago.

In one weekend, the Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, closed its building, shifted to online worship, and welcomed a childcare program for healthcare workers.

Offering worship services and other opportunities to connect online is “a forced exercise in emergence,” says the Rev. Karen Johnston, and “an opportunity to find people who need us.”

Leaders recommend suspending worship gatherings and other large events; staff are working from home; UUA events in the next month have been moved online or canceled.

As COVID-19 spreads, Unitarian Universalist congregations begin to adapt. In Washington State, this means shifting to online rather than in-person worship and meetings.

Unitarian Universalist minister, four other activists arrested protesting white supremacists at farmers’ market in Indiana.

Unitarian Universalists are getting involved with growing climate action network Extinction Rebellion.

New Orleans service and learning center, founded after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, is closing at the end of November.

Commission on Institutional Change is collecting testimony through end of September; 60 percent of survey respondents see antiracism work as most important to future of Unitarian Universalism.

Congregations show widespread support for largest mass action for climate justice.

‘This isn’t something a couple of kids can do. It’s something everybody needs to be taking action on.’

Two prison chaplains who minister together in Oregon’s only women’s prison discuss the need to end the prison-industrial complex and mass incarceration.

Members and leaders join July 2 “Close the Camps” protests, plan to join July 12 protests.

Thousands of immigrant children are held at for-profit detention center in Florida.

Chanting “End mass incarceration!” and “Schools not cells!” about 1,000 Unitarian Universalists gathered in a public park in Spokane, Washington, for the General Assembly 2019 public witness event.

In Spokane and in online groups, Unitarian Universalists will engage with questions of their religion’s purpose and future.

For seventeen years, UUA GA Director Jan Sneegas has led a green meeting revolution.

What Unitarian Universalists can learn from the handling of the controversial Thomas Jefferson costume ball at the 1993 UUA General Assembly.

250 teens and young adults attend tenth Born This Way Prom, sponsored by Channing Memorial Church’s Interweave group.

Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism drafts bylaws, introduces membership program, and works to end cash bail.

Young Unitarian Universalists helped organize student walkouts in several cities on March 15 to demand action on climate change.

Iowa and Massachusetts congregations win awards in Interfaith Power & Light’s Cool Congregations Challenge.

The UUA’s Disaster Relief Fund is spreading help faster and farther.

Atkins stepped down in January, saying he objected to moderator election plan and board’s use of executive session.

Unitarian Universalists provide meeting space, food, money, and volunteer support to local immigrant families disrupted by ICE arrests.

Rivera was a central figure in the UUA’s 2017 hiring controversy and an organizer of the White Supremacy Teach-in; UUA co-moderators denounce hateful letters Rivera and her family received.

Unitarian Universalists lose homes in Hurricane Michael; Panama City fellowship’s least-damaged building is used as relief staging area.

Commission on Institutional Change issues report on tumultuous spring of 2017, prepares for broader audit of white supremacy culture within UUA.

As elections approach, Unitarian Universalists work to register voters, promote criminal justice reform, and re-enfranchise 1.5 million people in Florida.

Most congregational properties escaped major damage from Hurricane Florence, but many homes are flooded.

Two UUA employees who were violently robbed during the 2017 General Assembly urged leniency in case against four attackers, who were sentenced to prison terms.

Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism hosts public witness event at 2018 General Assembly focused on criminal justice reform.

During brief protest of Unitarian Universalist support for LGBT lives by Westboro Baptist Church, police arrest a local activist. General Assembly Safety Team works to de-escalate situation with police.

Central American asylum seekers, fleeing violence at home, may be released from detention centers to sponsors’ homes.

“Lives are being destroyed” by white supremacy culture in Unitarian Universalist communities, trustees say; board will address congregations this month.

Process leading to 2017 UUA election did not anticipate a nominee dropping out.

UUA has been asked for help with more than fifteen conflicts this year. Commission on Institutional Change calls for investigation of ‘disparate treatment of people of color by congregations.’

Changes will simplify social witness resolutions process, remove gendered language, and allow for co-moderators.

UUA President Susan Frederick-Gray, a plaintiff in suit against Arizona county sheriff’s office, says fight for immigrant justice continues.

Moderator Nominating Committee tells board that it found no suitable candidates willing to run for a six-year term.

UUA’s public witness campaign changes name after criticism that ‘Standing on the Side of Love’ privileged able-bodied people.

On fifth anniversary of Sandy Hook massacre, interfaith coalition gathers outside gun lobby’s headquarters.

Unitarian Universalist volunteers are helping traumatized women and children at a family immigrant detention center in Texas.

Fairfax County alliance aims for carbon neutrality by 2050, helps nearby counties form similar advocacy groups.

In response, Unitarian Universalist leaders in North America express ‘deep concern.’

October meeting of UUA Board of Trustees approves $488,640 budget for Commission on Institutional Change.

Greve and Williams issue joint statement as they undertake ‘bold experiment in shared leadership.’

At least twelve other congregations are preparing to offer sanctuary.

More than half of all Unitarian Universalist congregations took part this spring in a teach-in about white supremacy culture

Donations to UUA-UUSC relief fund are approaching $250,000.

At the General Assembly in New Orleans, Unitarian Universalists find hopeful signs in a time of surprising change.

Houston-area UUs still checking on congregants and damage to churches; UUA/UUSC relief fund will also aid marginalized people and immigrants.

Interfaith, multiracial clergy coalition resisted white supremacist gathering in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Unitarian Universalists joined interfaith coalition partners fighting repeal of the Affordable Care Act.

Trustee Elandria Williams and Mr. Barb Greve will serve together as co-moderators until special election in 2018.

At New Orleans board meeting, trustees also discuss deficit caused by severance packages.

Letter from interim co-presidents reveals that severance totaled more than $500,000 for employees who resigned during hiring practices controversy.

New hiring procedures aim for 40 percent of managers and professional staff to be people of color or indigenous people.

Peter and Phyllis Morales have quietly shared their home with the family of two Mayan human rights activists since 2014.

One of the largest joint efforts among congregations in recent history, organizers say.

Key has presided over UUA Board of Trustees during racial equity conversation of past two months.

In first meeting with interim co-presidents, UUA board talks about racism; discusses proposed bylaw amendments; hears call for general conference.

Because there are more than two candidates, this election will be the first since 1977 to use the UUA’s instant runoff voting provision. Delegates’ second-choice pick may be the deciding factor.

‘Sometimes it takes a shock to a system to get it unstuck,’ says UUA Interim Co-President William G. Sinkford.

Board of Trustees appoints the Rev. Sofía Betancourt, the Rev. William G. Sinkford, and Leon Spencer to lead Association after President Peter Morales’s resignation.

Approves racism audit of UUA, will meet again April 10, when it may name interim president.

After President Peter Morales resigned, the Rev. Harlan Limpert, chief operating officer, and the Rev. Scott Tayler, head of Congregational Life, are leaving, too.

UUA President Peter Morales explains why he resigned amid accusations of white supremacy in hiring practices.

240 Unitarian Universalists lobby legislators on reproductive justice, immigrant and refugee justice, and economic justice issues.

Latest senior hire, of a white man, highlights staff leadership that remains mostly white.

A UU-founded family practice in rural New York offers transgender patients the services they need.

Racial justice activists, many of them Unitarian Universalists, work in Tulsa to overcome the painful legacy of a 1921 riot that killed up to 300 Black people.

UUA’s annual convention will embrace city’s culture and learn from its challenges.

Unitarian Universalist ministers say their community ministry—which provides food and community space—will not slow down.

Richard Jacke, Sarah Dan Jones, and Elandria Williams joined the UUA Board of Trustees in June 2016.

Unitarian Universalist minister, six others jailed overnight for blocking vehicle.

Bowie, Prince, and Cohen slashed through repression, urging us to be rapturously unshackled and alive.

UUA Board of Trustees reaffirms $5.3 million commitment to BLUU, acknowledges concerns with process.

EqUUal Access seeks to enable the full engagement of people with disabilities in UU communities and the broader society.

Unitarian Universalists join millions to march on Washington and in other U.S. cities.

Canadian Unitarian Council removes “work for justice” from its charitable purposes to comply with tax authority while adopting new vision statement.

You can’t rewrite history, but you can help right many of the wrongs through education.

Gift from family of the late David Lewis will provide full-tuition scholarships at Berkeley seminary.

AIM certification helps congregations become more inclusive and accessible to people living with disabilities.

Andrea Briscoe, Bailey Saddlemire look to connect UU youth to the association.

Formula and timeline still in the works, but UUA will switch from per-member to percent-of-budget funding model.

Historic decision to meet BLUU’s funding request will require fundraising, may draw on endowment.

The Rev. Jeanne Pupke, candidate for UUA president, emphasizes executive experience and innovation.

UU clergy, laypeople part of interfaith ‘Moral Day of Action’ at thirty state capitols.

UUA General Assembly reaffirms commitment to racial justice.

Eight more Florida congregations will follow model, use toolkit.

May spur greatest legacy giving in UU history, leaders hope.

The Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray, candidate for UUA president, was instrumental in 2012 Justice General Assembly.

The Rev. Alison Miller, candidate for UUA president, emphasizes power we have to heal one another.

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Central Oregon works to embrace rapid growth and a grand new building without surrendering its culture.

Seventeen-year-old UU youngest person arrested in climate justice action.

Racial justice and support for police are not mutually exclusive, say UU activists.

Public witness event features interfaith leaders, young adults.

Concerned about ‘imbalanced’ debate, Rabbi Rick Jacobs challenged divestment resolution during GA’s Opening Celebration.

But General Assembly resolution targeting occupation of Palestine may prove divisive.

Posts surplus revenues for 13 years in a row.

Black Lives of UU will offer programming, ‘healing space’ at General Assembly in Columbus, Ohio.

A Unitarian Universalist in Eugene, Oregon, directs global alliance.

Five regional meetings slated for UUA presidential candidates; a third candidate plans to enter race.

In Oregon, terminally ill people have the right to seek a prescription to end their lives—thanks in large part to Unitarian Universalists.

Bruce Knotts chosen to lead executive committee of nongovernmental organizations associated with UN Department of Public Information.

43 million acres of Gulf auctioned off despite low oil prices.

UUA and its Common Endowment Fund are already adding a new human rights screen for investments.

Climate activists plan civil disobedience in April to halt West Roxbury gas pipeline.

UUA moderator and secretary seek expedited process to keep race competitive.

The Rev. Dr. Terasa Cooley leaves UUA executive team after seeking nomination to run for UUA president.

Board of Trustees hears that UUA compensates lowest-paid employees well above market rate, with no racial or gender disparity in comparable jobs.

At least three U.S. congregations and 25 Canadian congregations are already sponsoring refugee families from Syria.

Board of Trustees approves Spokane, Washington, as site of Unitarian Universalist Association’s 2019 General Assembly.

Escalating war on women’s reproductive rights demands a liberal religious response, say Unitarian Universalist clergy.

Freight company doesn’t explain how shipment bound for UUA General Assembly went missing in June.

Two Unitarian Universalist ministers lauded in competition for young social entrepreneurs.

At October meeting, UUA Board of Trustees acknowledges ‘hurt’ at 2015 General Assembly.

When Ebola began ravaging West Africa, Dr. Patricia Ruze was determined to help.

Many Unitarian Universalists hope Pope Francis’s leadership will spur action on climate justice.

The Rev. Julie Taylor, a white minister, has advice for other racial justice allies from her work in Ferguson and St. Louis.

An intense UUA General Assembly celebrates marriage equality, affirms Black Lives Matter.

Unitarian Universalists lobbied for city and county minimum wage increases.

Thousands of volunteers have been transformed in the ten years since Hurricane Katrina through the Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal.

Black Lives Matter banners at Unitarian Universalist churches have been defaced and stolen—sometimes repeatedly.

Austin church is housing a Guatemalan activist; in Colorado, immigrant leaves church after nine-month sanctuary.

#ShellNo protesters in Portland, Oregon, included UUs among the ‘danglers’ and support ‘anchors.’

Unitarian Universalist congregations invest in online broadcasts to extend their reach.

Hundreds of Unitarian Universalists join North Carolina march challenging restrictive voting laws.

Virginia Volker recalls a lifetime of working for a more just Alabama.

Faculty who resigned say seminary conflict was about claims made by former President Rebecca Parker.

For the first time, there are not enough accredited interim ministers to supply Unitarian Universalist congregations seeking one.

$3,000 from James Reeb Fund presented to First Unitarian Church of Baltimore.

Unitarian Universalists call attention to new detention centers holding hundreds of immigrant families.

Board approves 2016 budget, ending funds for Regional Subcommittees on Candidacy; UUA will expand ‘In Care’ programs instead.

Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship’s partnership leads to public witness event at UUA’s General Assembly in June.

Nine workshops, plus plenary events and worship, will be streamed live.

First Universalist Church of Southold, New York, built in 1837, incinerated March 14.

At Board of Trustees meeting in Alabama, UUA welcomes two new congregations, may have eight more by June.

More than 500 Unitarian Universalists join 50th anniversary march in Selma, Alabama.

Hundreds of Unitarian Universalists take part in Mall of America protests.

On heels of report by ad hoc investigative committee, seminary puts professor on administrative leave.

Registration opens March 2 for conference with climate justice theme, keynote address by Cornel West.

Unitarian Universalist sues former employer, helps draft law requiring private space to breastfeed children.

Organization of community ministers condemns school's actions; UUA leaders express dismay about 'heated rhetoric and broken relationships.'

Vigils, educational events, fundraising continue in aftermath of Ferguson grand jury decision.

Excitement over new president marred by ongoing controversy over withheld degrees and search committee leaks.

Denver-area Unitarian Universalist congregations join new sanctuary movement.

Business group that drafts conservative legislation targets UUs in fundraising email.

Lois and Ken Carpenter's gift of mineral rights, once thought worthless, is windfall to UUA.

Updates throughout the week from the People’s Climate Train en route to New York City.

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder, Colorado, needed transformation. What a difference five years has made!

The Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray joins federal class-action lawsuit against Maricopa County Sheriff Joseph Arpaio.

General Assembly energized Unitarian Universalists with new models of ministry and outreach.

UUA president decries 'profoundly unsettling' images of police action after killing of Michael Brown.

Board approves revised budget to address $1.3 million shortfall; 'InterConnections' ceases publication.

Unitarian Universalists lead efforts to decriminalize HIV status in Iowa.

Public witness event at 2014 General Assembly will send UUs into public art festival with a message of love.

Kay Montgomery has held the number two position on the UUA staff for almost thirty years, becoming its 'heart and nervous system.'

Eric Isaacson has donated over 1,700 hours making the case for same-sex marriage, and judges have listened.

Pennsylvania UU continues decade-long quest to prevent gun violence.

The Rev. Dr. Susan Ritchie brings 'fresh eye' to understanding UU roots.

As UUA treasurer and CFO, Tim Brennan led on socially responsible investing and shareholder advocacy.

Just because you have permission to perform music in worship doesn’t mean you can stream it online.

Interfaith leaders, UU youth and young adults of color take center stage, call for working ‘together’ on General Assembly’s opening night.

But Board of Trustees needs more training in fiduciary duty, adds Lucia Santini Field.

The new president of the UU Church of the Philippines is breaking new ground.

Four individuals share personal stories, discuss difficulty of the topic.

‘The times we live in right now are ripe with the potential for great transformational seeds to be planted,’ she says.

UU Service Committee co-sponsors gathering on climate change’s impact on Indigenous peoples.

General Assembly rallies with local activist groups against expansion of Spokane County Jail, raises almost $40,000 for community center.

In these toxic times, ‘Are we not of interest to each other?’ she asks.

‘We will not change the world if we’re not willing to do uncomfortable things.’

UUA President Susan Frederick-Gray leads a rally in Portland, Oregon, and vows to keep fighting for abortion rights (VIDEO)

Plans future discussion on Robert’s Rules of Order, clergy sexual misconduct.

UUA Board of Trustees votes to accept monitoring report related to seminaries.

A Tennessee congregation erases $4.2 million in debt for people in need.

GA, set to take place in June, incorporates a few changes intended to boost inclusivity and promote connection among UUs.

UU World talks to Elizabeth Mount about climate justice activism and UU values.

Aisha Hauser, Christina Rivera, Kenny Wiley receive standing ovation for ‘heroic work.’

BIPOC communities hit hardest by environmental racism.

‘We end our service in hope,’ say co-presidents as UUs take up opportunity to dismantle white supremacy.

Two new books offer resources, insight for Unitarian Universalist historians.

How the Unitarian Universalist Association quickly adapted its annual convention into an all-virtual event.

The 2015 General Assembly elects three to the UUA Board of Trustees, and the board appoints a fourth new member.

Secrecy harms victims and congregations, honesty fosters healing, the Rev. Gail Seavey urges fellow ministers.

Board calls for inquiry into bias in hiring, appoints interim team; widespread support for examination of white supremacy within UUA.

‘Love as he loved, as if every day we live could be our last, and that no one who needs our saving faith is left outside the door.’

The Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism–led project assembled self-care packages for people fleeing domestic violence.

The Rev. Dr. Mark Morrison-Reed, CB Beal, and Denise Rimes honored at 2019 General Assembly.

For UU congregations, the climate crisis isn’t just on their doorsteps, it’s flooding over.

A new program matches congregations with ministers to solve specific institutional problems.

Lummi Nation's climate justice efforts were featured at GA 2015

Delegates hear for first time from Frederick-Gray, Miller, and Pupke.

Offering at 2017 General Assembly’s largest event raises $105,000 for Families and Friends of Louisiana’s Incarcerated Children.

In the struggle to transform America’s violent and discriminatory system of policing, First Unitarian Church of Louisville offers sanctuary and support.

UUA Moderator Jim Key resigned May 13 for health reasons and died June 2.

Peter Tufts Richardson’s Universalists & Unitarians of Maine offers an excellent resource for UU historians.

Will analyze structural racism and white supremacy within the Unitarian Universalist Association.

A documentary about LGBTQ immigrants, a documentary about progressive religion in Oklahoma, and an animated short film about refugees have Unitarian Universalist connections.

Mr. Barb Greve and Elandria Williams served as the Unitarian Universalist Association’s first co-moderators.

Abundant LUUv, a small but growing Atlanta congregation, offers Unitarian Universalism from a Black perspective.

General Assembly public witness event calls UUs to commit to climate justice.

Names of at least two nominees will be made public on February 1, 2016.

UUA staff hold first meeting with three interim co-presidents, who announce hiring freeze and name two more people of color to Leadership Council.

In dismantling white supremacy within their faith, Unitarian Universalists could lead faith groups in ‘long-needed work of justice and redemption in this nation.’

At May teleconference, UUA Board of Trustees also discusses ongoing work of Commission on Institutional Change, names new youth observer.

Origami boxes memorialize people killed by guns.

Chaplaincy is a deep expression of Unitarian Universalist theology.

Panelists, audience voice strong support for Palestinians.

‘I hope this inspires Unitarian Universalists to really act, to resist racism, to resist homophobia, to resist hate, and to resist so many forms of injustice.’

Uncontested slate of candidates will be installed in leadership roles at General Assembly in June.

Liberal religions thrive from partnerships with non-traditional groups, faith leaders agree

As the organizers of the 2022 UUA General Assembly had promised, the reimagined multiplatform event in Portland was no business as usual.

Board prepares for another Justice GA, appoints Annual Program Fund task force, appoints new committee members.

UUA welcomes five new congregations, hears reports from president, moderator, and Board of Trustees.

In second day of New Orleans meeting, Board of Trustees also caps how much president can spend without board approval.

UUA Board of Trustees asks potential candidates to delay running until role is better defined.