Editorial

In the past, our religious forebears had stood on the brink of making a difference in racial justice, and had wavered. Not this time.

Whether we realize it or not, we likely all know sex abuse victims and offenders. Can we be in community with both?

It is easy to think of clergy misconduct as a Catholic or evangelical problem. It’s not.

‘We want congregations to be as proud of being free of sexual harassment, abuse, and misconduct as they are welcoming of LGBTQ people.’

We progressives are prone to believing progress is a lot easier than it is.

First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles is suing the National Security Agency. The church knows from experience how invasive government surveillance can be.

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder, Colorado, needed transformation. What a difference five years has made!

General Assembly energized Unitarian Universalists with new models of ministry and outreach.

Meadville Lombard has transformed its approach to theological education.

UU World’s readership survey also offers an updated profile of the Unitarian Universalist Association’s membership.

Thriving congregations have leaders who seize the opportunities before them rather than cling to plans that are no longer viable.

Changing how we do church is scary, but not changing means decline and a lost opportunity.