We come together in freedom, for the pursuit of truth, the service of humanity, and the fulfillment of self.
Whatever your tradition, belief, lifestyle, ethnic or racial background, you will receive a warm welcome here.
We are a liberal religious community of diverse individuals whose traditions celebrate life’s gifts through meaningful worship, nurture spiritual growth, encourage religious freedom and lifelong education, and strive for social justice.
Top Stories from the UUA
- Black Lives UU & Love Resists Partner for Public Witness at GA: Let's #EndMoneyBail
Public Witness 2018 hosted by Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism!
We are excited to announce that Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism (BLUU) has agreed to take on the lead role for Public Witness at the 2018 UUA General Assembly in Kansas City, MO.
Public Witness: “Anatomy of a Bailout” Panel Discussion
Thursday June 21st 1:30 p.m. in Room 2105 (PDF)
Continue reading Black Lives UU & Love Resists Partner for Public Witness at GA: Let's #EndMoneyBail.
(Mon, May 21, 2018)
- Rev. Mary Katherine Morn to Lead UU Service Committee
Congratulations to Rev. Mary Katherine Morn for being selected as the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee's new President and CEO.
Continue reading Rev. Mary Katherine Morn to Lead UU Service Committee.
(Wed, May 16, 2018)
- UUA, UU UNO Condemn the Brutal Attacks on Palestinians Protesting New US Embassy in Jerusalem
(Wed, May 16, 2018)The Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office (UU-UNO), together with the United Nations community, condemns the lethal use of violence by the Israeli Defense Forces against Palestinian protesters who were protesting the opening of the new U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem and the U.S. declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
- Support Democracy This Election Season - Here's What You Need to Know About Religious Political Activism
(Tue, May 8, 2018)Unitarian Universalists have a long history of political activism and public witness on a wide variety of social justice issues. Are you or your congregation interested in becoming more politically active? Do you have questions on what is and isn’t allowed especially as it relates to your congregation’s nonprofit status? Here are some points to keep in mind in order to effectively engage politically without being partisan on behalf of your values:
- Join in Prophetic Witness with the Poor People’s Campaign
This is no time for a casual faith. Join us in supporting the national call for a moral revival.
Continue reading Join in Prophetic Witness with the Poor People’s Campaign.
(Fri, May 4, 2018)
- Ware Lecture
(Tue, Apr 10, 2018)2018 Ware Lecturer
Brittany Packnett
Brittany Packnett is a leader at the intersection of culture and justice.
- For Earth Day, Support Youth Leadership in Climate Justice
(Mon, Apr 9, 2018)
- Get Ready! Read, Listen, and Learn before GA 2018 in Kansas City, MO
Use these suggested resources to prepare for transformative experiences in worship, witness, collective decision-making, and learning.
Do at least one activity in each of five categories. Then:
Continue reading Get Ready! Read, Listen, and Learn before GA 2018 in Kansas City, MO.
(Mon, Apr 9, 2018)
- In Wakanda and Beyond, Black Queerness Should Matter
When I first heard that Black Panther creators decided to cut a scene that would have resulted in black queer representation in the film, I didn’t think much of it. I convinced myself that the voices of the “representation pragmatists” were right.
Continue reading In Wakanda and Beyond, Black Queerness Should Matter.
(Tue, Mar 13, 2018)
- For Women's History Month, learn about the many Unitarian Universalist women who have left an undeniable impact on history.
(Tue, Mar 6, 2018)March is Women’s History Month, a time to reflect on the incredible and often overlooked contributions women have made throughout history. Many Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist (UU) women have not only shaped and led the UU faith, but they’ve also left an undeniable impact on history in general. Here are ten of the countless influential women who changed the world for the better. Don’t see your favorite UU woman in history? Join the conversation by adding her name to the comments.