In the UU-verse
News and happenings in the broader Unitarian Universalist community.
- Our Disaster Relief Fund is part of a covenant—a covenant between the UUA and congregations, between congregations who give generously and those in need, and with our community partners.
- Raquel V. Reyes: Like the free-roaming roosters of the Caribbean, no one can tell me I don’t belong.
- A statement from the Office of the UUA President and other senior national staff reaffirming our Unitarian Universalist commitment to shared values, even amid ongoing and escalating violence between Israel and Hamas.
- All of us are active participants in co-creating congregational and community life.
- Laura Horton-Ludwig: What do you do when you’re really angry with someone and you can’t seem to let it go?
- Lindasusan Ulrich: Staying present to what’s real—our world, our hope, our stories—can help us embody our values.
- Staff Writer: Answers to some of your questions about the political engagement rules that apply to nonprofit UU congregations and groups.
- Unitarian Universalism is a living tradition that has changed in many ways from the original Christian roots of its Universalist and Unitarian heritages, and it continues to evolve today. Most recently, this evolution has taken the form of adopting new language to describe who we are as UUs.
- In September, UUs will take part in a national Climate Justice Revival with inspiring collective worship, creative learning, new frameworks, and the chance to weave together the threads that have always linked our deepest commitments. We're entering a new era of climate action, where we cultivate…
- Love at the Center: New UU Statement of Values Passes after Momentous General Assembly Delegate VoteElaine McArdle: The years-long democratic process culminated with debate and the GA vote. A two-thirds majority was required for approval.