UU World Online Archives

Fall/Winter 2025 – Vol. XXXIX – No. 2About Our CoverFor this issue’s cover, illustrator Jake Williams ( jakewilliams.co.uk) conceptualizes the exciting transformations happening in congregations and beyond as UU lifelong learning evolves to meet the needs of a changing world.From the…

Spring/Summer 2025 – Vol. XXXIX – No. 1About Our CoverFor this issue’s cover, photojournalist Ilene Perlman (ileneperlman.com) brought the traditional UUA General Assembly Tree of Life chalice—designed by UU Mordecai Roth—out into the greater world. The image speaks quite literally to…

Fall/Winter 2024 – Vol. XXXVIII – No. 2About Our CoverAward-winning illustrator Davide Bonazzi conceptualizes this issue’s theme of “Seeds of Change” as a hopeful future made possible by the forethought and efforts of those who collectively sowed the seeds during difficult times.From…

Spring/Summer 2024 – Vol. XXXVIII – No. 1From the Editor: Bringing Out the Best in One Anotherby Kristen Cox Roby;From the President: A Flame We All Carryby Rev. Dr.

Fall/Winter 2023 – Vol. XXXVII – No. 2From the Editors: Faithful Voices & Storiesby Lisa Gregory and Kristen Cox Roby;From the President: Risking Our Storiesby Rev. Dr.

Spring/Summer 2023 – Vol. XXXVII – No.

FRONT MATTER From the Editor: “The Time is Now” From the UUA President; PART 1: THE TIME IS NOW “Righting the Relationships” by Nazune Menka; Q&A: Timothy Beal with Roger Santodomingo; “Finding Hope in Uncomfortable Truth” by Alice Kurima Newberry; “Belonging to the Earth” by Erica Shadowsong

From the Editor: Meet the Moment by Roger Santodomingo; From the President: Our Fundamental Interdependence by Susan Frederick-Gray PART 1: NURTURING OUR SPIRIT Stitching a Layered Faith by James Ishmael Ford, Abhi Janamanchi, Janice Marie Johnson, and Amanda Poppei; Embracing an Ethic of Love&#8

From the President: Sea Change, Not Slow Change by Susan Frederick-Gray in From the president; Staying the Course by Lisa Gregory in From the Editor; Part 1: Spiritual Inspiration Our Faith Calls Us to Antiracist Work A theology of interdependence is the true heart of our faith; our work for&#823

Fault Lines of Injustice This special issue of UU World examines how we can create a more just, equitable, and antiracist society, reflecting fundamental values of the Unitarian Universalist faith tradition. by Christopher L….