Read this: UUA President urges opposition to Dakota Access Pipeline
‘A textbook case of marginalizing minority communities in the drive to increase fossil fuel supplies,’ says UUA President.
Connecting with the universe at UBarU
‘It would be hard to gaze at the magnificent night sky above UBarU and not feel some form of spiritual connection to the universe.’
Saving ants
As their spiritual educator, I’m teaching my kids the importance of authenticity.
Bug-sized solutions
The same gallon of water required by a single California almond—a food I love and eat every day—can grow one pound of crickets.
UUs fight to stop Boston-area gas pipeline
Climate activists plan civil disobedience in April to halt West Roxbury gas pipeline.
What climate change says about us
Don’t worry about ‘nature.’ Worry about a species that can’t say, ‘Enough.’
Judged by our judgments
Even in the ‘natural’ world, some things are better than others.
Call to action for climate justice, featuring Lummi Nation
General Assembly public witness event calls UUs to commit to climate justice.
Video highlights accessibility at new UUA headquarters
On first anniversary of the UUA’s move to new headquarters, video highlights accessible design.
‘I thought I was alone. But I’m not’
‘Depression is way too hard without also thinking you’re alone. I want youth and kids to know it’s okay, even good sometimes, to struggle.’
Faith groups join Lummi Nation fight against coal
Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship’s partnership leads to public witness event at UUA’s General Assembly in June.
Good for nothing
In the study of grasshoppers, an entomologist discovers the value of simply being.