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

What are the stories that shift and shape your understanding of yourself, and have you had the opportunity to share them with someone else?

I was motivated to action by anger, but what I found was love.

Remembering an uplifting moment of community.

A video interview with longtime UUA General Assembly photographer Nancy Pierce

The Fall/Winter 2023 issue of UU World explores stories of spiritual journeys and practices, pathways for connecting with others, and actions for creating justice in the greater world. We invite you to use the following questions for reflection, or to spark a guided conversation in your own congregation or small group.

I am so proud of my trans daughter, and I am ecstatic for the world to see and experience what the embodiment of revolutionary love looks like.

Every day I wake up, and I’m more myself than ever before.

Brothers reflect on their love and support for their trans sister.

Four Unitarian Universalists reflect on what brought them to the faith—and what keeps them coming back.

Massive complex would train area police, firefighters, and emergency responders

As religious traditions across the country report dwindling memberships, Unitarian Universalism continues to attract new congregants.

Unitarian Universalists must push back against anti-trans legislation.

Housing, medical care, legal needs, and more offered through Congregational Accompaniment Project for Asylum-Seekers.

It’s the terrible things that put the beauty in sharp relief.

Unitarian Universalists across the country are mobilizing to defend rights.

What does it mean to shift the focus from the needs of the dominant culture and to consider the needs of all who are in the room?

The UUA's Side With Love team offers a variety of tools to help with public communication in the name of justice.

Unitarian Universalists are using social media to help amplify their voices on justice issues.

The Fall/Winter 2023 issue of UU World offers stories from our UU community.

Small fellowships band together in just one example of the many ways the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted UU congregations to innovate and combine resources.

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