For forty years, one of the faith’s most successful European fellowships has offered shared identity and spiritual nourishment.

Spiritual directors can help people ‘access and deepen their spirituality.’

Author Rachel Bennett Steury says she first heard of the faith when a Teamster invited her to a Labor Day service.

“It is an act of faith to imagine a world where oppression is either gone, or where—as is the case of Star Wars—oppression is challenged and ultimately defeated.”

The Congregational Life team used feedback from the UUA’s yearly certification process to curate the online collection.

People want to go where they can leave the world behind and make a better one, says Natalie Briscoe, lead for the Southern Region of the UUA.

Facing a climate crisis, fascism, and extractive capitalism, UUs are finding ways to faithfully respond and innovate solutions.

In a Q&A, Rev. Shige Sakurai, UUA Special Assistant for Equity, Belonging, and Change, shares how UUs are engaging in cultural transformation.

Rev. Dr. Molly Housh Gordon’s winning sermon shares the importance of confronting racism, transphobia, and imperial violence towards vulnerable populations.

Discover author Deepa Iyer’s heartfelt guide to building a better world, and learn how you can join the conversation.

More than 3,279 Unitarian Universalists from 592 congregations in forty-eight states and four countries participated in General Assembly this year, according to the UUA.

In her acceptance speech, Rev. Dr. Natalie Fenimore said “religious educators remain dedicated to truth telling and justice making.”

The decision came as thousands of UUs gathered in person in Baltimore, Maryland, and online for this year’s UUA General Assembly.

General Assembly 2025 attendees can meet Theo the Honey Badger in person.