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UUA, Pacific Central District ‘moving forward together’ after disagreeing about firing of district executive.

UUA President on two-week visit with Holdeen India partners and Unitarians in North East India.

Move will give UN office, UUA greater advocacy strength.

Will ask to eliminate Actions of Immediate Witness; hears proposal for smaller board.

UU Fellowship of Klamath County grieves loss of building.

Zoe Dunning, a retired Navy commander and Unitarian Universalist, stood by President Obama’s side as “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” was repealed.

Unitarian Universalist congregation builds wind turbine; Minnesota church to do the same.

Will invite congregations to use Appreciative Inquiry to develop ‘shared vision for denomination’s future.’

Members of two N.J. Unitarian Universalist congregations host political asylum seekers as part of interfaith group.

Schulz chosen for his leadership on human rights.

Proposed bylaw changes would end district election of trustees; other changes would allow off-site General Assembly delegates.

Shareholder resolution questions oil company’s $4 million effort to delay California’s global warming law.

Board discusses authorizing off-site GA delegates, reducing its own size, and reforming GA resolutions.

Planning Committee recommends expanded video coverage of 2011 GA, calls for review of Actions of Immediate Witness.

UUA president part of a discussion with Dalai Lama at IARF Congress in India.

Gainesville, Fla., interfaith community coalesces around threat to burn Muslim scriptures on 9/11 anniversary.

UUA president’s visit will renew historic ties with UU Church of the Philippines.

Transylvanian and North American Unitarian Universalists have formed deep ties since fall of Communism.

Service trips to Nicaragua help revitalize Wisconsin church.

Prop 8 legally invalidated, case expected to go to Supreme Court.

Selects immigration for four-year study; approves UUA election reforms.

Days and nights of work result in a plan most can endorse

Delegates to vote on Ariz. boycott, election reform, and ‘peacemaking’ Statement of Conscience.

In debate over UUA’s 2012 General Assembly, DRUUMM modifies boycott stance; LUUNA and ARE still favor boycott.

UUs conflicted over boycott of Phoenix as General Assembly site in 2012.

Organizations and individuals take sides over boycotting the state, site of the 2012 General Assembly, over its new law targeting undocumented immigrants.

Board of Trustees approves switch to TIAA-CREF over Fidelity’s ties in Darfur.

Motion to change UUA district’s name falls short by 3 votes.

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

Will ask delegates to approve withdrawing from contracts for 2012 GA in Phoenix; change could cost the UUA $615,000.

UUA Board of Trustees partially restores Commission’s budget, but is reviewing ‘accountability’ of elected UUA committees.

New requirement will help clergy deal with a broad range of sex-related issues.

Search for former CEO Charlie Clements’s successor underway.

Ten same-sex couples from Maryland wed in Washington, D.C., church on March 9.

Massachusetts UU congregation works with other community groups to sponsor teen program.

Reorganization to merge several departments; 15 employees laid off.

Sign up for UUSC’s Habitat for Humanity camp or volunteer to revitalize a downtown neighborhood in Minneapolis in June.

Unitarian Universalists mobilize opposition to legislation that could make homosexuality a capital crime.

Will ask General Assembly to reduce number of trustees; change would have implications for districts.

In ten years leading the Church of the Larger Fellowship, the Rev. Dr. Jane Rzepka brought Unitarian Universalism’s “church without walls” to the Web.

Trustees plan to propose changes to General Assembly, trim board, and formalize new regional structure; election changes placed on 2010 GA agenda.

The Rev. Keith Kron on the fight for marriage equality and other aspects of Unitarian Universalist support for GLBT people.

Interfaith clergy coalition mobilized to promote same-sex marriage in nation’s capital.

Plan now covers 745 employees of UU congregations and organizations; new benefits added each year.

Trustees to focus on relationships with congregations; UUA’s investments rebound.

Most General Assembly workshops will focus on congregational growth, new directions in ministry, and social justice.

Unity Church-Unitarian sponsors ‘Love Bus’ to Des Moines UU Church.

Limpert named as vice president of Ministries and Congregational Support.

New website, resources to help congregations rally local communities on behalf of marginalized people.

‘Serious errors’ found in new publication.

Unitarian Universalist congregations reflect on first year after a deadly shooting rampage.

Sinkford’s presidency focused less on institutional alliances, set up resources for churches seeking international partners.

Ministry provides water, supplies to migrants crossing Arizona desert

Search committee would nominate candidates for president for a six-year term; board would nominate candidates for moderator.

UUA president accepts one-year appointment after conclusion of term.

Equivalent of 13 full-time positions eliminated; Congregational Services to be reorganized.

Hears update on UUA cost-cutting measures, places new Principles and Purposes on GA agenda.

Interfaith program provides classroom assistants, clothing, school supplies, and food

The Rev. Dr. William L. Fox elected St. Lawrence University’s eighteenth president.

TUUL-Belt Ministry to deploy UUs to disaster sites for rebuilding, pastoral care

Linda Gustitus, president of the National Religious Campaign Against Torture, is a Unitarian Universalist.

Proposition 8 threatens the constitutional rights of all minority groups, according to lawsuit filed by religious coalition.

Candidates for 2009 election take questions at New England fall conference.

UUA board hears financial reports, works on policy governance.

In Kennedy’s inaugural address, he concludes saying, “With history the final judge of our deeds …” That’s not what other churches would say. That’s Unitarianism.

Westside Unitarian Universalist Church in Knoxville mourns victims of church shooting.

Knoxville church-shooting victims part of a close-knit circle of family and friends.

Gifts will support ‘spiritual care and practical financial assistance’; other donors fund UUA ad in New York Times.

TVUUC leaders grateful for outpouring of support, preparing for long road to recovery.

Historian John Bohstedt talks about tackling the gunman who killed two at Tennessee Valley UU Church; reflects on city’s response.

UUA president delivers message of hope one day after shooter’s rampage in Unitarian Universalist church.

UUA’s 2008 convention asks for annual reports from congregations and denominational groups about youth and young adult empowerment.

UUSC-UUA fund has disbursed $30,000 already; relief delivery complicated and slow.

Newton, Mass., finance expert seeks second term as UUA officer at 2009 General Assembly.

UU minister discovers slave-trading ancestor.

Repressive government, poor infrastructure hamper relief efforts.

At April meeting, UUA board approves funding for youth ‘transition team’ in place of YRUU.

Bruce Knotts brings experience, savvy to United Nations post.

Shareholder resolutions would bar investments that ‘contribute to genocide’ in Darfur, elsewhere.

Minister of Jefferson Unitarian Church in Golden, Colo., sees growth, social justice as priorities.

Minister of First Unitarian Church of Dallas emphasizes comfort with religious language, UUA services.

UU minister conducts mental health ministry via public access TV.

Small UU congregation needs to raise $45,000.

C*UUYAN has cancelled annual conferences; UUA staff groups serving youth and young adults expected to merge.

Kentucky church youth group raises money to stop mountaintop removal coal mining.

Ministers Association pulls out of GA convention center.

Aid fund established to help victims of violence in Kenya.

Sankofa Project shares photos and documents from past and present UUs of color.

Throop Unitarian Universalist Church waits for investigation’s results.

Revitalized program increases scholarship amounts; Unitarian Universalist scholars gather at AAR.

All Souls Church, Unitarian, in Washington celebrates 186 years of clergy activism.

October meeting approves fifth independent affiliate, plans review of General Assembly, elections practices.

Unitarian Universalist Partner Church Council looking for more church partners.

Leaders of Unitarian Universalist Association, United Church of Christ deliver 73,000 signatures to Congress.

UUA committee members contribute thousands of hours to make the Association work.

Two Unitarian Universalist congregations protest racial injustice.

Gay couple married by Unitarian Universalist minister before court blocked other weddings.

14 UU college students took part in Summer of Spirituality and Service.

Dignity Players tackle social justice themes in Annapolis.

Popular N.H. summer conference center cleared by fire chief; executive director resigns.

Staten Island congregation responds to call to compensate staff fairly.

July 2008 merger of New Hampshire-Vermont and Northeast districts to offer revitalization and increased services.

Unitarian Universalist Association and UU Service Committee join ‘Where is the Rage?’ project, protesting Iraq war.

Chicago seminary announces second merit-based scholarship as part of plan to recruit top students.

President Sinkford calls for change of policy at UUA’s fund manager; retirement plan holders urged to change funds.

Board of Trustees gives new goals to Panel on Theological Education, applies new rules to independent affiliates, proposes change in moderator’s role.

Starwood corporation responds favorably to shareholder resolution on global warming.

Teens join UUA-UCC effort promoting end to abstinence-only sex education.

Rochester, N.Y., couple builds peace network in their Unitarian Universalist church.

Chicago Unitarian Universalists come to aid of Mass. teens returning from service project.

Transylvanian Internet radio station broadcasts Unitarian values, adds English-language programming.

Unitarian Universalist Association files shareholder resolutions on executive compensation with three major corporations.

Homeless encampment at Olympia Unitarian Universalist Congregation can stay 90 days.

14-year-old Annie Arnzen raises $10,000 from schools, churches, community for African orphanage.

Clear and honest writing about adopting a child.

Unitarian Universalists from 13 states travel to capitol.

Unitarian Universalist Association’s multifaceted ministry staff group broadens its mission.

Gift from Spencer and Susan Lavan to encourage academic excellence at Chicago seminary.

Unitarian Universalist congregations raise funds, lobby for international AIDS relief.

Guests experience wealth and poverty at Swampscott, Mass., ‘Hunger Banquet.’

Viola Liuzzo inducted into the Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame.

Silhouettes of slain women memorialize domestic homicides.

Several UU groups say Military Commissions Act allows torture and strips detainees of habeas corpus rights.

Organic gardening project distributes fresh produce to food pantries.

Ilene Corina of the South Nassau UU Congregation became an activist after her son’s death in 1990.

Donations from UUA, Partner Church Council help restore villages ravaged in last year’s floods.

UUWF now funds women’s social justice projects instead of providing direct services to congregations.

After facing harassment, gay teens organize protest drawing 200.

Members of Operation Save America demonstrate at Jackson church as part of effort to close Mississippi’s last abortion clinic.

Long-running UUA program helps congregations evaluate and strengthen their social justice programs.

Religious leaders travel to Washington to oppose amendment barring same-sex marriage.

Funding completed for Ralph Waldo Emerson Professor; scholar will study Unitarian Universalism and other liberal religious traditions.

New conferences bring UU young adult leadership training to the local level.

UUA President takes the stage at national rally to save Darfur.

New survey designed to draw more congregational participation.

Director of Partner Church Council hired to lead UUA’s review of international work.

How the oldest Universalist church in America came back to life.

Unitarian Universalists flex new political muscle lobbying for marriage equality.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day event promotes economic justice for low-wage earners.

$2 million raised by Unitarian Universalist partnership helps marginalized populations and women affected by 2004 disaster.

Interfaith protest against proposed federal budget cuts.

Jim Nelson brings international experience to advocacy and educational organization.

Wind, solar, and geothermal power in use or planned at several Unitarian Universalist churches.

Times Square video will run 24 days around Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve.

Unitarian Universalism gains momentum in Cuba.

$1,005,731 given to UUA-UUSC hurricane relief fund; online technology played major role.

Despite the governor’s expected veto, Unitarian Universalists celebrate California legislature’s vote for marriage equality.

Same-sex couples sue for marriage licenses in Baltimore.

Washington, D.C., Unitarian church rings its 1822 Revere bell to honor soldiers and Iraqis killed in the war.

‘Call for Justice Weekend,’ sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, will protest U.S. torture policies.

The Rev. James Ishmael Ford is the first Unitarian Universalist minister to be named a Zen master.

Beacon Press exceeds requirements set by the UUA Board.

Architect with Unitarian roots designed two famous Unitarian Universalist churches.

What to do when experience challenges tradition.

A selection of books written by Unitarian Universalists.

Evaluating Darwin’s legacy, dismissing spirituality, and praising the cover.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

War and racism garner responses.

Readers respond to the Summer 2008 issue.

Thoughts on torture and human dignity.

Readers respond to the Summer 2009 issue.

Learn more about corporate privilege and ways citizens can work for change.

Readers respond to the Summer 2010 issue.

Article about class and liberal religion hits a nerve.

A selection of books written by Unitarian Universalists.

Readers respond to the Summer 2008 issue.

Readers respond to the Winter 2008 issue.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

A selection of recent books by Unitarian Universalists.

Brief congregational news items from the Fall 2010 issue.

Questions for spiritual reflection

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

Online responses to ‘UU World.’

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

Readers respond to the Fall 2009 issue.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

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

Readers respond to the Spring 2009 issue.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

Thoughts on eating, gratitude, and UUA purposes.

Your letters let us know if we inspire, console, provoke, or even bore you.

News about congregational building programs.

Online responses to ‘UU World.’

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

Doubtful saints, uncontested elections, and putting down roots.

People across the country are finding new ways to set democratic limits to corporate power.

Readers respond to the Fall 2010 issue.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

Readers respond to the Fall 2007 issue.

Readers respond to the Spring 2008 issue.

Judging what’s on the table, questioning what’s on the cover.

Readers respond to the Winter 2009 issue.

Readers respond to the Spring 2010 issue.

Online responses to ‘UU World.’

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

A selection of books written by Unitarian Universalists.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

One in three letters responds to a controversial ad.

Brief congregational news items from the Summer 2010 issue.

Readers respond to the Summer 2007 issue.

In memoriam: Linda Kraeger and Greg McKendry.

Jordan School alumni, junior philanthropists, church anniversaries, and more.

Brief congregational news items from the Spring 2010 issue.

A selection of books written by Unitarian Universalists.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

A selection of books written by Unitarian Universalists.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

Readers respond to the Winter 2006 issue.

Readers respond to the Spring 2008 issue.

What our readers tell us.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions

A selection of books written by Unitarian Universalists.

Article on Unitarian Universalism and class continues to draw responses.

A selection of books written by Unitarian Universalists.

A selection of books written by Unitarian Universalists.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussion.

Readers defend ‘hanging out,’ criticize heroes of the left.

A selection of recent books by Unitarian Universalists.

Brief congregational news items from the Winter 2010 issue.

Online responses to ‘UU World.’

Knoxville shootings, Christian tolerance garner responses.

A selection of books written by Unitarian Universalists.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussion.

Thoughts on Buddhism, feminist history, and Margaret Fuller.

Questions for spiritual reflection and adult group discussions.