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UU NewsMore than 3,279 Unitarian Universalists from 592 congregations in forty-eight states and four countries participated in General Assembly this year, according to the UUA.
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UU NewsDiscover the legacy of this small group of Unitarian ministers around 150 years since they boldly spread the gospel of their liberal faith.
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IdeasWhat happened when the biggest names in the Unitarian faith tried to form a national association?
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EditorialIn this time of rising authoritarianism, we must remember UUs are a sanctuary people, says UUA President Rev. Dr. Sofía Bentancourt.
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EditorialUnitarian Universalism adapts to change while staying true to its history, says UU World Executive Editor Kristen Cox Roby.
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UU News“Now, as it has always been, the unwavering Love at the center of our faith is our greatest balm, our strongest shield, and our fiercest power.”
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UU News“Climate Justice Revival: Reimagine Together from an Extractive Age to a New Era,” invited UUs to explore joyful and collaborative transformation.
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UU NewsKnown as the “Baltimore Sermon,” Channing’s ninety-minute declaration laid out the tenets of a “Unitarian” faith that remains influential now.
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UU NewsMeadville Lombard president hopes LIGHT will create communities for religious leaders across denominations and religious traditions.
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Ideas“I am learning that blending in and being accepted in one’s full authenticity might just be mutually exclusive,” writes Niharika Chibber Joe.
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LifePaula Gribble recalls how aligning with her pluralistic beliefs drew her, a friend, and their kids to a UU church.
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UU NewsIntroduced in 2019, BLUUHavens immediately garnered interest in about a dozen areas, including Chicago, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis.
Jasmine Vaughn-Hall