The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) condemns the Trump administration’s appalling assault on vulnerable families seeking asylum in the United States.
“The policy of this administration to separate children from their parents at the border is immoral, inhumane and indefensible,” says UUA president, the Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray. … read more.
Durango Food Bank needs volunteers to sort, organize and distribute food resources to fire evacuees and impacted residents.
Click here to see time / dates for preparing food donation boxes at Durango Food Bank.
Contact Bonnie Miller, UUFD Social Responsibility & Justice Team Co-Leader, to … read more.
On May 14 UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray participated in the opening 40 Days of Action of the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for a Moral Revival in Washington, DC.
After the season of 40 days of direct action, teach-ins, worship, arts and cultural … read more.
UUA President, Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray made a recent visit to Durango and spoke informally to members of the fellowship. Audio of that conversation can be found here»
General Assembly 2018
June 20-24, Kansas City, MO
Registration now open
Lively conversation followed an introductory address by Tom Umbhau, AIA (Bauen Group Architecture) at the long-range planning kickoff meeting. Listen here» then catch up on the latest buzz»
The Buildings & Grounds Committee is creating a mailing list of individuals interested in receiving email notification of B&G activities. You can be in the loop by signing up on-line or look for the sign-up clipboard at the Social Responsibility & Justice table.
The February edition of our Newsletter, Notes, has been distributed and it’s BURSTING with important info. Current issues of our monthly newsletter are always available here under News and Events, but if you didn’t receive your personal copy, check with your email service provider … read more.
Join in the promise and practice of our shared commitment to be a more inclusive, more expansive Unitarian Universalism. Rev. Susan Frederick Gray and BLUU Executive Director Lena K. Gardner announce a generous $1 million matching grant, and ask for your support.
Hardbound, softbound and e-copies of Celebrating the Roots of Our Fellowship are now available.
This book celebrates the first fifty years of our congregation (1967 – 2017) as we continue working together to build the Beloved Community for the Future. More information»
