If I want well-being to be my truth, I must reclaim and protect it.

Here is guidance from the UUA about around gathering in person as new variant emerge.

Get involved in the Article II Study Commission's work, participate in these resources and provide your feedback.

The Unitarian Universalist Association, along with other investors and members of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, recently co-filed a shareholder resolution with Chevron triggered by human rights abuses in Myanmar....

In early 2022, various UUA pages addressing different aspects of copyright—particularly copyright issues in worship—were removed to shift focus to our new Copyright Primer for Congregations. Please visit that page to learn more.

A statement in response to the horrific and profoundly disturbing hostage situation that took place earlier this week at the Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas.

To understand that my humanity and my abundant flesh both demand dignity is to embrace fat liberation.

The UUA is very pleased to announce the appointment of Shige Sakurai as Director of Equity, Belonging and Change. Shige succeeds Taquiena Boston in the role, who retired in December 2021 after over two decades of service on UUA staff.

Every time someone showed up for me, I learned that love is greater than skin deep.

On the one year anniversary of the failed attempted coup on the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021, the UUA issues a statement outlining the continued and growing threats to our democracy and the need for individuals to take action.

What word might you use as your centering lodestar for 2022?

May we continue to find ways to connect while keeping safe this holiday season.

For me, “surrendering everything tenderly” brings an awareness of grace.

Each Advent, my empathy for Mary’s situation returns.

Acknowledging that our dream was not happening didn't end the grief, but it did offer closure.

May we release ourselves from the need to fit every truth neatly into our own language.

Spirit of Life who dwells before and between and beyond all words… we open ourselves to you.

We already have everything we need within us to meet the life that is before us.

If this year is a "lost" year, then I am bound to live a lost life.

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The dead aren’t really dead; their stories are perpetually being told by the world around us.

Here is guidance from the UUA about around gathering in person as new variant emerge.

I am learning to give up needing to know the answers, and instead live with the questions.

I need to celebrate our human family, whose power and potential shimmer against the backdrop of deep time, because we aren’t at our best right now.

I was leaving my mom in another world, located far away from mine.

In order to be welcoming, the systems of power and privilege in our spaces need to be actively dismantled.

Surviving a Plague … Again The year is 2021, I am 47, and I’m a 15-year survivor of the first plague of Generation X. Every part of that sentence makes me feel some kind of way. First of all … FORTY-SEVEN! I’m not one of those forever-young queens, so I’m very excited to be alive and grown...

I want to be shaped in a way that lets me serve the eternal.