On Sunday, Sept. 25, UUFD formally installed Reverend Katie Kandarian-Morris as its first called minister.
In the words of Rev. Peter Raible, “An installation service is the recognition that a minister is settled in a particular society. …There is an important history to this service … read more.
The Unitarian Universalist Association announces the 2020-2021 #CommonRead has been selected: “Breathe: A Letter to My Sons” by Imani Perry (Beacon Press 2019).
Here’s a short introductory video… by the author:
A spirited new recording of Keep on Moving Forward / Sigamos Adelante featuring Emma’s Revolution provided closure to this year’s Virtual UUA General Assembly Sunday Morning Worship.
Who is the asylee family that will be living at Columbine?
Leo and his wife Ellie are immigrants fleeing persecution in Cuba and they have a one-month old baby, Emily. Leo applied for, and received, asylum status and Ellie is in the process. Emily was born … read more.
A video message from Reverend Susan Frederick-Gray, President, Unitarian Universalist Association
Mr. Lewis, the civil rights leader who died on July 17, wrote this essay shortly before his death, to be published upon the day of his funeral.
by Jessica York
I am excited to announce that the Pacific Western Region has a new Lead! The Rev. Carlton E. Smith started as the Developmental Lead of PWR on June 15th. Like a Developmental Minister, Carlton’s term in this position is limited: as the … read more.
Unitarian Universalists from across the country joined the UU the Vote “How We Thrive” virtual choir to sing the MaMuse song, “We Shall Be Known.” UU the Vote is a non-partisan faith initiative, in partnership with broader justice movements, to engage our neighbors, educate … read more.
“May we continue to be deeply interconnected to one another and hold the care and safety of others in our own hearts.”
Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray, president of the Unitarian Universalist Association, shares a pastoral message for Unitarian Universalists experiencing the impacts of COVID-19 in our communities … read more.
You can now text a donation directly to UUFD using our new text-to-donate feature. Simply send a text to (833) 765-0135 and type the amount you wish to give as your message.
Click here… for a helpful video and tips. What an easy way to drop something … read more.
