UU World Online Archives

Features Adaptation and defiance Climate change requires adaptation, but it also calls for defiance. By Jeffrey A. Lockwood in Ideas; Bound in covenant Congregational covenants are declarations of interdependence.

Features Farewell, 25 Beacon Street? As the UUA looks for a more modern headquarters, Unitarian Universalists reflect on the symbolic meaning of its perch on Boston’s Beacon Hill. By Richard Higgins in Ideas; What is reproductive justice? Women need more than a right to choose.

Features The end of iChurch To build Beloved Community, Unitarian Universalism needs a new narrative.

Features Obama’s religious roots Despite his childhood exposure to Unitarian Universalism, Barack Obama found his religious home elsewhere, just as too many of our young people do. By Thandeka in Ideas; The taste of awakening On having a spiritual practice….

Features Primal reverence Reverence is an organic human experience that requires no supernatural explanations. By Kendyl Gibbons in Ideas; ‘We know why we’re here’ Meet the Unitarian Universalist Church of Ogden, Utah. By Donald E.

Features For love and justice Unitarian Universalists mobilize in response to laws that tear families apart and abuse immigrants. By Kimberly French in Life; Congregations as allies How three Unitarian Universalist congregations are pursuing immigration justice.

Features Faith in our future How can liberal religion speak and act transformatively in a rapidly changing society? By Christopher L.

Features ‘What ecotourism should be’ An organic coffee farm and ecotourism lodge founded by a Unitarian Universalist couple is a model for just and sustainable tourism.

Features Before words Spirituality is an awareness of the gap between what you can experience and what you can describe. By Doug Muder in Ideas; Rooted and growing The Unitarian Universalist Association celebrates its golden anniversary. By Christopher L.

Features A faith for the few? Unitarian Universalists are torn between pride in our elite history and aspirations to be a religion for all. It’s a tension with deep roots.