Donald E. Skinner

Logo is first step in a broader initiative to promote Unitarian Universalism.

Feb. 8 protest will focus on voter laws and other conservative legislation.

For decades, Unitarian Universalists of Clearwater has advocated for civil rights, farmworkers, immigrants, and LGBT rights.

Pasadena congregation transforms barren corner into fertile partnership.

Minnesota youth group took winding spiritual journey to Phoenix to prepare for Justice General Assembly.

Group will offer international service trips and social justice education.

Immigration education, fundraising, and advocacy help UUs prepare for June meeting in Phoenix.

Two-week protest draws Unitarian Universalists from across the country to highlight perils of pipeline and climate change.

Washington, D.C., sit-in inspired by trial of Tim DeChristopher.

Rich Madaleno is ‘an inspiration and mentor’ in advocacy for LGBT rights.

Fearing defeat in the House, supporters decide to wait until next year.

Most expected to plead ‘not guilty’ for protesting Arizona anti-illegal immigration law.

Big events scheduled for 2011 General Assembly in Charlotte, N.C.

Administration expresses interest in modern building near Andover Newton Theological School.

Unitarian Universalists use sermons, letters, and YouTube videos to confront bullying.

Three New Orleans churches and a Gulfport, Miss., congregation struggle to regain members five years after Katrina.

Unitarian Universalists demonstrate against Arizona’s SB 1070.

UUA responds to reduced funding, hopes to model more effective ministry.

A guide to changes promoted by the Board of Trustees and by the UUA administration.

‘Retreating and camping is a growth opportunity for Unitarian Universalism.’

If amended, Article XV would make it easier to change bylaws

More congregations participated in Association Sunday this year than in 2008-2009.

Congregations make donations, organize fundraising events, and offer support to local Haitian community.

Almost 500 congregations sign up for Association Sunday

Morales won 2009 UUA presidential election despite Hallman’s larger base of donors.

Candidates and campaign chiefs talk about travel, technology, and identifying delegates.

The Unitarian Universalist Association elects a president focused on helping congregations adapt to a changing society.

Service trips are a great way to help people in need and cultivate a lifelong awareness of the importance of serving others.

D.C. community youth groups adopt UUA’s lifespan sexual education curricula.

The Rev. Peter Morales elected with 59 percent of the vote.

‘Celebrated Speakers’ series pays for huge building, increases congregation’s public visibility.

UUA-sponsored WellSprings Congregation takes a different approach to new church development.

UUA moves advertising from ‘Time’ to cyberspace.

Walt Minnick of Idaho joins two fellow Unitarian Universalists in Congress.

Sense of “normalcy” destroyed for many repeat hurricane victims.

Community Church demolishes building as New Orleans UUs find new ways to work together; Hurricane Gustav disrupts Katrina commemorations.

National report on religious environmentalism honors Unitarian Universalist projects.

Kansas City Unitarian Universalists promote Mother’s Day founder Julia Ward Howe’s message of peace.

Money to be used to restore churches; separate campaign to fund ethical living center.

Clearwater congregation mourns five members who died in domestic violence.

Gulf Coast Unitarian Universalists gather for second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.

Congregation coordinated UU Gulf Coast relief volunteer effort.

UU Service Committee takes over responsibility for coordinating UU volunteers.

After Hurricane Katrina swamped its lot, Gulfport UU church moves inland, attracts new members.

Small group ministry ‘the spiritual glue’ that held Louisiana congregation together.

First UU Church prepares to welcome new minister, finish rebuilding, and start AIDS ministry.

June meeting of congregational representatives to use Open Space Technology to identify UUA’s goals.

UUs reach out to Blacksburg church reeling from Virginia Tech massacre; campus also site of UU summer conference.

Turning the UUA’s Seventh Principle into a call to action.

December grants from UUA-UUSC Gulf Coast Relief Fund assist childcare, community leadership groups.

Universalist church survives in conservative religious environment.

Rochester, N.Y., church raises more than $60,000 for charity.

UUA-UUSC fund supports antiracism training and rebuilding projects.

FY07 disbursements pay church staff for another year.

Denomination’s annual meeting reschedules Sunday worship service, will reexamine Association’s purposes.

Funds used for affordable housing, worker protection, and youth outreach.

New Orleans congregations observe hurricane’s anniversary with worship, dinner, and theater.

Baton Rouge UU group makes monthly visits to help clean up.

Mission is to help UUs who want to volunteer in Mississippi

Renovated lodging allows UU church to host volunteers.

UUA-UUSC fund supports groups working for immigrant worker rights.

New national health-care plan in the works for UU church staff.

UU volunteers pitch in to gut houses and clear lots; new grants bring total aid to $1.2 million.

Six more Gulf Coast community groups helped by UUA-UUSC fund.

UUSC work camps give participants an up-close view of Gulf Coast destruction.

Baton Rouge church hires ‘minister to the community,’ will hire volunteer coordinator for ongoing relief work.

Some groups don’t work because they weren’t set up as covenant groups to begin with.

Congregation saw First Amendment liberties at stake, but community saw battling faiths.

Florida UUs uneasy about third stormy year; Louisiana church is hiring to help volunteers.

Giving the entire nonpledge Sunday offering, every week, to charity increases giving and sense of community.

Four Louisiana and Mississippi community groups serve displaced and vulnerable people affected by Hurricane Katrina.

Hurricane Katrina scatters, then unites Louisiana Unitarian Universalists; no church damage reported from Hurricane Wilma.

Shelter Rock’s $500,000 matching grant could push the Gulf Coast Relief Fund over $3 million.

Donations ‘will provide immediate and long-term assistance for the most marginalized people affected by this catastrophe.’

Congregations establish partnerships to help Unitarian Universalist communities affected by hurricanes.

‘My mission has been to live up to the image of Clara Barton,’ says Red Cross staffer; Mississippi, Alabama congregations pick up after storm.

Future of flooded New Orleans congregation uncertain; Unitarian Universalist congregations adopt affected churches and families.

Growing UUA-UUSC hurricane relief fund raises $857,648; anonymous donor gives $100,000.

‘Spectacular response’ will aid congregations in hurricane’s path, congregations helping evacuees, and agencies helping the most marginalized.

UUA president expresses outrage at government’s hurricane response; donations to UUA-UUSC fund reach $386,000.

Volunteers spend weekend fixing one New Orleans-area church; donations to UUA-UUSC relief fund top $343,708.

Unitarian Universalists donate $141,739 online in two days to help hurting congregations.

UUA sets up emergency relief fund; members open their homes to refugees from New Orleans

Sermons, music, and politics fired up the annual gathering of Unitarian Universalists.

One congregation’s 9/11 wall of remembrance.

Unitarian Universalist congregations and volunteers respond to 9/11.

Sanctuaries in cities shaken by terror.

Eleven who died in the attacks of 9/11.

Ministers bring a blessing to Ground Zero.

Unitarian Universalist responses to 9/11 from around the world.

Estimates of those killed in the 1921 rampage range from 38 to 300.

Knoxville congregations, UUs nationwide reaffirm openness after July 27 attack.