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If we look more carefully at the world around us, our eyes can be channels for the sacred.

The U.S. poet laureate and winner of this year’s Pulitzer Prize in poetry is a Unitarian Universalist.

A poem from U.S. poet laureate Ted Kooser’s Pulitzer prize-winning book.

Unitarian Universalists work tirelessly to help the displaced residents of the Gulf Coast states.

A generous gift has provided millions for Unitarian Universalist and social justice programs.

Writing about the social justice work funded by Veatch Program grants led the author to a deeper appreciation of the need for structural change in society.

Grieving parents of an executed man devote their lives to ending capital punishment.

Why are fundamentalists so frightened by liberal family values? A look at competing worldviews.

Sermons, music, and politics fired up the annual gathering of Unitarian Universalists.

The General Assembly considers a new Statement of Conscience.

We depend on energy sources that threaten dramatic climate changes around the world. Can we change course? The author suggests that it may be possible with difficult and far-reaching changes.

‘Going to General Assembly is the best inoculation that I know to prevent denominational shallowness.’