The end of iChurch To build Beloved Community, Unitarian Universalism needs a new narrative. By Fredric Muir in Ideas
Activism is an act of faith Our interconnectedness makes the powerless powerful, says a young UU activist in prison for interrupting an oil and gas lease auction. By Tim DeChristopher in Ideas
Tim DeChristopher's path How an undergraduate's activism led him to prison, and to plans to become a UU minister. By Donald E. Skinner in Life
Disco ball and candlelight At First Parish in Bedford, worship is 'holy theater' and anything but stuffy. By Kimberly French in Life
Tim DeChristopher's activism A Unitarian Universalist environmental activist writes from prison. By Christopher L. Walton in From the editor
Engaging the 'nones' The rapid growth in the number of people who identify with no religion has profound implications for Unitarian Universalism. By Peter Morales in From the president
Young activist takes on Boy Scouts UU Eagle Scout Zach Wahls leads the charge to end the ban on gay Scouts. By Michelle Bates Deakin in Life
The spirituality of the body People watch the Super Bowl for reasons not usually recognized as spiritual, though they are. By Frank Casper in Life
Island congregation embodies the arts Artist-members grace Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island. By Allison Bennett in Spiritual landmarks
Caring for all creatures Unitarian Universalists are providing comfort for ill or dying pets and their caregivers. By Kimberly French in Life
ZIP code: 80435 High Country UU Fellowship, Dillon, Colorado. By Christopher L. Walton in Life
The lesson of Clive I am a rock person; my husband is a cloud person. By Kelly Wigmore in Life
The green after 'When I die, I want to have my ashes buried under this tree.' By Meg Barnhouse in Spirit
Workshop of being Where was I to find a liberal religious community in the middle of Kansas farm country? By Jackie Magnuson Ash in Spirit
Continuum I'll return to that time and space that was my home. By Ruth McKendree Treen in Spirit
Meditation We give thanks for the voyage of life from seed to harvest. By Carol Bindel in Spirit
Night dance Rough, improvisational, many-layered. By Janet Madill in Spirit
Speaking with many voices Looking for commonalities is relatively easy; true multiculturalism means being humble and brave enough to explore differences. By Kathleen Rolenz in Spirit
Families: Weave a Tapestry of Faith; The Farmer on the Hill
Group brings UU voice to migrantsFeatured online in another form: UURISE gives radical hospitality to immigrants Nonprofit group provides immigrant advocacy and education with a UU voice. By Michelle Bates Deakin in UU news
New UU 'college' offers educational travelFeatured online in another form: UUA, UUSC collaborate on social justice 'college' Group will offer international service trips and social justice education. By Donald E. Skinner in UU news
Undocubus draws UU supportFeatured online in another form: From Arizona to North Carolina, 'UndocuBus' draws UU support Cross-country ride raises awareness of undocumented immigrants and their struggles. By Donald E. Skinner in UU news
Sculptor lights his iconic chaliceFeatured online in another form: Chalice maker, 92, lights his own chalice at GA UU Mordecai Roth turned to chalice making after retiring from dentistry. By Donald E. Skinner in UU news
Churches weather Hurricane IsaacFeatured online in another form: On Katrina anniversary, New Orleans congregations weather Isaac Three area congregations emerge unscathed from Category 1 hurricane By Donald E. Skinner in UU news
Starr King names UU history profFeatured online in another form: Starr King names professor of UU history The Rev. Dr. Susan Ritchie brings 'fresh eye' to understanding UU roots. By Elaine McArdle in UU news
Training sharpens Manley's skillsFeatured online in another form: Meet a trustee: Pat Manley Leadership training sharpened a congregational president’s skills. By Michelle Bates Deakin in UU news
Church garden reaps communityFeatured online in another form: 'Learning Garden' sows connections between church and community Pasadena congregation transforms barren corner into fertile partnership. By Donald E. Skinner in UU news
Sheltering the faith Brief news items about congregational building programs. By Allison Bennett in UU news
Congregational news Brief congregational news items from the Winter 2012 issue. By Allison Bennett in UU news
'Tapestry' puts curricula online Free, fully searchable religious education curricula for all ages. By Michelle Bates Deakin in Inside
How to meet the climate crisis A carbon fee might be the key to breaking our fossil-fuel addiction. By Ellie Whitney in Ideas
Discussion guide helps readers explore 'The New Jim Crow' How you and your congregation can start talking about mass incarceration. By Staff Writer in Ideas
What comes next? What do you think happens after you die? By Sonja L. Cohen in Ideas
'Sinister Minister' pens UU-themed mystery series The Rev. Dr. Judith Campbell publishing fourth Olympia Brown mystery in October. By Michelle Bates Deakin in UU news
UU-UNO marks fifty years at the United Nations Unitarian Universalist voice for human rights at the UN since 1962. By Allison Bennett in Looking back
Letters, Winter 2012 Readers respond to the Fall 2012 issue. in Letters
Blog roundup, Winter 2012 Online responses to UU World. By Heather Christensen in Letters
Traffic report, Winter 2012 Top ten stories at uuworld.org. By Christopher L. Walton in Letters
Our defining principle Individualism isn't Unitarian Universalism's only principle. By Fredric Muir in The last word
Audio recordings of selected essays
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