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The Mosaic The Mosaic is an online hub of connection, resources, and support for dismantling racism & oppression.

Liturgy of the People Lay people and religious professionals reflect on the magic of co-creating worship.

“UUs are speaking out, paying out and praying out more and more each day. Our message of inclusivity is not just a set of words. For Us, inclusivity is at the foundational core of this Church.”

-Rev. Garrison Hammondtree

pc: uucamphill First Universalist Church of Camp Hill, AL

I am holding UUs and all of our extended communities close in my heart as we work to find our way amid the immense struggles and suffering of recent weeks.

I am sitting with photos of intense flooding in FL and reflecting on how each day brings new challenges and a profound need to be in community. We are living into the impacts of climate disruption in all of its forms – heat, floods, fires, tornadoes, and more. The moral call for a faithful and committed response could not be clearer. This is work we will continue to live into together as a movement.

I also find myself both grieving and determined in response to the renewed wake of violence in this nation – in the threats to our congregations and the devastation in our streets. Racialized violence, resistance to gun control, legislative violence, and the use of fear to promote controlling ideologies are just some of the ways people are being targeted in these heartbreaking times.

I know that I need to remain connected to all of you when the days are difficult. I know that the impact of our response is greater when we ground ourselves in our values and show up together to proclaim that another way is possible. Beloveds, I believe in us. I believe that we can renew the moral witness and prophetic action of the progressive religious left as we join together for all that is to come. The time for us to live the values of our faith every day is right now.

Celebrating UU Women in History March is Women’s History Month, a time to reflect on the incredible and often overlooked contributions women have made throughout history. Many...

Unitarian Universalists celebrate the profound gift that transgender and nonbinary religious professionals, leaders, adults and children are to our faith and our lives. We see you. We love you. You are sacred. You are a gift.

Careers & Jobs The UUA is a great place to work—where your job is in alignment with your values. We are an historic, inclusive, and progressive religious denomination.

Join us to take action to oppose the anti-trans bills moving through state legislatures. Find messaging guidance and resources in this toolkit: https://tinyurl.com/5ef6mxwz

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Let Us Mark This Time ~ UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray

Let Us Mark This Time - 1 yr Anniversary of UUs Going Virtual by Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray discusses the pain and promise of all that Unitarian Universalists have experienced in the past year. March marks the...

The Unitarian Universalist Association is proud to join Unitarian Universalist Ministry for Earth as a partner for the Interfaith Day of Action for Climate Justice - Sacred Earth, Sacred People taking place this Thursday.

On March 11th, faith communities across the world will come together to call for bold climate justice. At 11am Eastern in Washington, D.C., UUs and partners will gather at the Washington Monument to sound the alarm with bells, gongs and horns, showing that people of faith are rising up for bold, compassionate solutions on climate change. We are proud to be able to livestream the event. Learn more about this Day of Action and see how you can participate from your home.