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UUA Newsletter
Unitarian Universalist Association
It is with a mixture of joy and a heavy heart that I welcome you into this season of return, as Unitarian Universalists celebrate ingatherings in congregations and communities and we come back to each other. With natural disasters looming, violence in … read more.
UUA Newsletter
Unitarian Universalist Association
As we do each year, Unitarian Universalists from across the United States and beyond came together for worship, learning and growth, decision making, and faithful re-connection at General Assembly (GA) in the third week of June. Speakers were passionate, the music was … read more.
Dear UU Community,
As my tenure comes to a close, I am reflecting on what a privilege it has been to serve as UUA President. I am proud of the work we have done to advance cultural and institutional change at the UUA, to nurture and … read more.
Join us online or in-person in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
May the 4th Be With You
A Star Wars fan’s guide to Pittsburgh
The Force is strong in the Burgh.
The General Assembly Chalice is On Tour!
The General Assembly Traveling Chalice has traditionally circulated among … read more.
Showing Up for Trans, Nonbinary+, and LGBTQIA+ Community
Dear Friends,
You all are so much in my heart. These are heartbreaking and terrifying times. An onslaught of oppressive laws and policies are threatening the well-being of our children, young people and adults, and the very fabric of … read more.
UUA Newsletter
Unitarian Universalist Association
February 2023
Unitarian Universalism is an evolving, thriving, living tradition shaped by the Unitarian Universalists in UUA member congregations, UU groups and communities. Our annual General Assembly (GA) is the primary way we come together as a single body to deliberate, discern and take … read more.
UUA Newsletter
Unitarian Universalist Association
December 2022
Dear Friends,
It has been a year. Unitarian Universalist congregations and communities have pivoted to find safe ways to re-gather in the evolving COVID pandemic and pivoted again as staffing and leadership changes forced many to rethink their programming. And, in many … read more.
Dear Friends,
What times we continue to live through. We are in the churn of change. Systems and practices we’ve relied on are breaking down and what is needed is still being imagined, not yet here.
When we are worn down and worn out, sometimes we still push ourselves knowing … read more.
Dear Friends,
Unitarian Universalists across our Association are grappling with a charge from the Commission on Institutional Change to dismantle white supremacy in ourselves, our communities and our wider world. The Commission’s 2020 report, Widening the Circle of Concern, affirms that multicultural congregations are on the … read more.
Dear Friends,
In this midterm election year, state and local races will have a critical impact on our communities. Georgia’s elections are among the most impactful and closely watched of 2022, with races for governor, secretary of state, and U.S. Senate all drawing national attention. Sadly, … read more.
