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For almost 1,000 years, the Christian church emphasized paradise, not Crucifixion. How Christianity took a disastrous turn, and how we can rediscover paradise today.

A new survey estimates that 0.3 percent of American adults identify as Unitarians. That’s not very many—but it’s a lot more than belong to our churches.

The ‘Sources’ cantata by Jason Shelton and Kendyl Gibbons celebrates the Six Sources of Unitarian Universalism.

Sixty years after Unitarians began encouraging the formation of lay-led congregations, a look back at the movement that transformed Unitarianism.

Developing home-based community rituals that root UU adults and children.

UUA seeks congregational input on peacemaking resolution by March 1.

Toward a Unitarian Universalist theology of war and peace.

When a Unitarian Universalist minister moves to the island of Crete, a sense of humor builds a bridge across cultures.

Karen Tse's human rights ministry is helping to eradicate torture.

The separation of church and state in America grew out of competing visions of divine order and sacred liberty that divided the nation’s founders and its religious communities.

If my working-class father started attending a UU church, I'm not sure who he'd talk to.