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UU tackles patient safety after tragedy
Ilene Corina became an activist after her son's death in 1990.
Changes ahead for 2006 General Assembly
New program for church leaders; changes proposed for denominational Statements of Conscience.
UUs join interfaith efforts to shelter homeless
Unitarian Universalist congregations shelter the homeless.
UU United Nations Office funds AIDS orphans
Program funds school in Ghana for children who lost parents to AIDS.
A death in Iraq; a church changed
An opponent becomes an ally after losing his soldier son.
Schulman's legacy includes $4.5 million gift
Retired minister's $4.5 million bequest will support scholarship, building loans, and other projects.
Jason Shelton's music aims for transformation
Nashville music ministry brings new energy to Unitarian Universalist worship.
Film documents law's effect on same-sex couple
A Unitarian Universalist couple leaves Virginia to preserve their rights.
New social justice consulting program
Antioppression consulting program helps congregations in existing justice efforts.
Students surveyed on spirituality
Study: Unitarian Universalist college students stand out for spiritual curiosity, volunteerism, social justice work, compassion, and respect for religious diversity.
New border ministry for El Paso
A Massachusetts church youth group calls border ministry in Mexico an 'eye-opener.'
Donors pool resources in 'giving circles'
'Shared Giving' circle created at UU Church in NC.
Ad campaign successful in Houston area
Houston area campaign giving churches new energy.
$2.1 million gift will aid small congregations
One major gift will help small congregations in New Hampshire and Vermont; another secured the future of a Florida congregation.
Congregational anniversaries, 2004-2005
UU churches celebrate their beginnings.
Pennsylvania congregation supports girls in Mozambique
UU's have found a way to help educate Mozambican girls.
UUA celebrates same-sex marriage anniversary in Massachusetts
The party included music, a wedding cake, toasts, and thousands of paper hearts.
Reston banners destroyed twice
Vandals destroyed 'Civil Marriage is a Civil Right' banners.
Fellowship named for Goodloe
Bowie, Maryland, congregation honors African American pioneer.
Large churches meet in Boston
UUA triennial conference.
Unitarian Universalist tsunami donations exceed $1.5 million
UUA-UUSC joint effort
South Carolina kids honor MLK
Greenville, S.C., UU Fellowship cooperates with Presbyterian church.
Latin American UUs assemble to form AUULA
Unitarian Universalism gaining popularity in Latin America.
UU evangelism fosters new church growth
Marketing efforts underway
Sex ed comes under fire in Washington
The U.S. has one of the highest rates of sexually transmitted infections among teens.
Financial advisor Ladd departs
Elected UUA term ends.
Podcasting helps spread UU message
Ministers use new technology to reach the masses.
Valentine campaign in California
UUs organize for marriage equality.
Candidates in General Assembly races
UU awarded MacArthur 'genius grant'
Amy Smith, an instructor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a lifelong member of Follen Church in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Civil liberties reexamined in 2005 Congress
UUA Washington Office for Advocacy update.
Hope amidst disappointing election results
Cincinnati offers a bright spot.
New solar panels electrify church
Carmel, California, church builds in sustainable manner.
Baskets send Bolivians to school
An unlikely bond between Washington's Puget Sound and Bolivia.
Town founded by Unitarians marks 150th
Lawrence, Kansas, celebration.
UUA president arrested in protest at Sudanese Embassy
President Sinkford among initial signers of Save Darfur Coalition unity statement.
UUs establish legislative presence
California UUs lead the way with legislative ministry.
Dedicating their lives to children
Parents of 21 devote themselves to work worldwide.
Unitarian church sues Salt Lake City again
First Unitarian Church sues city a second time over sale of Main Street to LDS Church.
Salt Lake UUs challenge Mormon control of city block
Court sides with Unitarian defense of free speech on city block purchased by LDS Church.
Grassroots work joins Unitarian Universalists, others
Faith-based community organizing builds alliances to make change.
The greening of our churches
Congregations find ways to live the Seventh Principle.
