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Top Stories from the UUA

  • Announcement: The UUA Brand Story
    President Rev. Peter Morales announces the new logo of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). He says, 'The dramatic shifts in today’s religious landscape demanded that UUA leadership take an in-depth look at our strategic communications and how effectively our voice is breaking through the competing noise of our high-tech society... Today, I am excited to share with you one of the tools in an ongoing process of improved communication strategies, the UUA’s new logo.'  (Thu, Feb 13, 2014)
  • UU World: New UUA Logo Part of Outreach Effort
    UU World reports on the UUA's new logo. The article begins, 'A new logo for the Unitarian Universalist Association is only part of an initiative to help congregations reach out to the millennial generation and others who are unchurched. The Rev. Dr. Terasa Cooley, the UUA’s Program and Strategy Officer, said the new initiative developed out of a growing realization that the UUA and its congregations have been sending 'inconsistent' messages about Unitarian Universalism into the larger world.'  (Thu, Feb 13, 2014)
  • $100 Rebate for Congregational Presidents for GA 2014
    On behalf of the UUA Board of Trustees, UUA Moderator Jim Key has written a letter to congregational leaders regarding a $100 registration rebate for congregational presidents who attend General Assembly 2014 in Providence, RI. He writes, “…The major impetus for this special invitation is the Board's desire to have a conversation at this GA about how we can transform the work of the delegates at future GAs such that it will have real impact on the future of our faith and our Association...'  (Mon, Feb 3, 2014)
  • 2014 Unitarian Universalist Association Elections
    This year, at General Assembly in Providence, RI, there will be elections for the Financial Advisor and four Trustees-at-Large. The Nominating Committee has nominated five people for these elective offices. Our elections of people to s erve the members and congregations of the Association are at the heart of the fifth principle of our faith and our trust in the democratic process. Please take this opportunity to learn more about the positions, who is nominated, and the process for running by petition. Those interested in running by petition have until Feb. 1 to submit a completed petition.   (Thu, Jan 23, 2014)
  • UU World: Volunteers Sought for Ongoing Sandy Recovery
    UU World reports that more than a year after Superstorm Sandy hit New Jersey and New York, volunteers are still needed. 'We're not getting media coverage of the continuing needs for survivors of Sandy and so many people think that the recovery is complete,' said the Rev. Susan Karlson. 'But it will
    take years to restore these areas.' There are lots of opportunities for
    groups of UU volunteers to help with the recovery.  (Thu, Jan 23, 2014)
  • UU World: What End of DOMA Means for Military Chaplains
    UU World reports that between the end of DOMA and 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell,' Unitarian Universalist military chaplains are responding by openly affirming Unitarian Universalism's acceptance of lesbian, gay, and bisexual people. Many other chaplains, however, are challenging the military's new openness, including Southern Baptists.  (Thu, Jan 2, 2014)
  • The Generosity Path is Available at Your UUA Bookstore
    Financial giving can be a spiritual path. We have a deep potential for meaning-making and life satisfaction when we transform ourselves from occasional, haphazard donors to deliberate, ambitious philanthropists. With easy-to-read guidance, The Generosity Path sheds new light on our finances—connecting money to our values, beliefs, and loves and promoting skills and strategies in charitable giving.  (Mon, Dec 23, 2013)
  • UUA and Stewardship Holiday Hours
    The UUA’s offices will be closed for the holiday season from Tues., Dec. 24, 2013 through Weds., Jan. 1, 2014. However, the UUA
    Stewardship and Development Office will be staffed, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
    weekdays from Dec. 24 through Dec. 31 (except Dec. 25) to
    assist you with year-end giving. We will be checking telephone and email
    messages during the weekend of Dec. 28-29. To reach the Stewardship
    and Development staff group, please call (toll-free) 888-792-5885 or
    contact us at giftinfo @ uua.org .  (Mon, Dec 23, 2013)
  • The Generosity Path is Available at Your UUA Bookstore
    Financial giving can be a spiritual path. We have a deep potential for meaning-making and life satisfaction when we transform ourselves from occasional, haphazard donors to deliberate, ambitious philanthropists. With easy-to-read guidance, The Generosity Path sheds new light on our finances—connecting money to our values, beliefs, and loves and promoting skills and strategies in charitable giving.  (Mon, Dec 23, 2013)
  • The Generosity Path is Available at Your UUA Bookstore
    Financial giving can be a spiritual path. We have a deep potential for meaning-making and life satisfaction when we transform ourselves from occasional, haphazard donors to deliberate, ambitious philanthropists. With easy-to-read guidance, The Generosity Path sheds new light on our finances—connecting money to our values, beliefs, and loves and promoting skills and strategies in charitable giving.  (Mon, Dec 23, 2013)