What does “freedom for all” really mean—and who’s been left out? At #UUAGA2026, poet Crystal Simone Smith explores erasure, power, and liberation—and how we might imagine something more just. Learn more: https://www.uua.org/ga #GeneralAssembly #UU #Liberation #Power

Wishing a meaningful Passover to all who celebrate. May this season of liberation invite us to deepen our commitment to freedom and dignity for all. Chag Pesach Sameach. 🕊️✨ #UU #Passover #Pesach

On Trans Day of Visibility, Rev. Phoenix Bell-Shelton Biggs calls us to widen the lens. Visibility means ensuring care, safety, and dignity reach trans people across every space and system. Trans lives are sacred. Resources: https://bit.ly/3LC6fZm #TransDayOfVisibility #TDOV #UU

🎶 Music has a way of naming what we’re feeling—sometimes before we can. What song lyric captures today for you? Share in the comments! #UU #MusicMoment #NowPlaying #QuestionOfTheWeek #TellUs

Blessed, just by being. In “Blessed, Just by Being,” Cara Fortner reminds us that worthiness isn’t something we earn—it already belongs to us. You are needed. You are already enough. Read more: https://www.uua.org/worship/words/prayer/blessed-just-being #YouAreEnough #UU #Faith #Blessed

UUs join a Kairos Center–organized amicus brief supporting a just & humane asylum system as SCOTUS hears Noem v. Al Otro Lado on March 24. That morning, UUs will also join a faith vigil outside the Court. Learn more: bit.ly/uua-asylum. #UU #ImmigrantJustice #Asylum #FaithInAction #MeetTheMoment

Spring is a great time to grow your leadership! 🌱 In this quick video, Lillian Drab-Braddick shares what’s new from the UU Institute and LeaderLab—including returning trainings, a brand-new course, and practical tools for congregational leaders. Watch: https://bit.ly/40udNne #UU #Leadership

UUs are meeting the moment through real relationships. In NJ, the UU Church at Washington Crossing is partnering with the Trenton Microloan Collaborative to support those rebuilding life after incarceration—including small-business owner Jeffrey Augustin. Read more: https://bit.ly/4rqSAp9 #UUWorld

During Women’s History Month, we remember Unitarian Eliza Tupper Wilkes—a circuit-riding preacher who helped start 11 congregations across the American West. She believed faith should bring hope and dignity to those carrying the heaviest burdens. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4sGPPBe

We love seeing Our Whole Lives (OWL) making a difference! The Guardian highlighted how Wendy Pfrenger helped bring OWL to the UU Congregation of Oxford in Mississippi so local youth could access inclusive, accurate sex education: https://bit.ly/4s1JGj1 More about OWL: https://bit.ly/3NkVv4J #UU

In Maine—one of the least religious states in the country—Unitarian Universalist congregations are growing. Portland ministers Rev. Norm Allen and Rev. Tara Humphries reflect on why people are seeking UU community and what congregations can learn about “doing church well.” https://bit.ly/3NrWiAX

GA 2026 is Together Everywhere — with six ways to attend. Join online, gather locally, attend the Studio Site in Louisville, explore the EduCenter, or mix & match to fit your schedule. Wherever you are, you can be part of GA! Learn more + register: http://uua.org/GA #UUAGA #TogetherEverywhere #UU

Have you spent time with Meet the Moment? UU World’s new collection shows how congregations are facing today’s realities and choosing faithful responses — from Wave Cohorts to everyday acts of connection. Explore and share: uuworld.org/meet-the-moment #UU #MeetTheMoment #UUWorld

Who is a woman in UU history, recent or distant, who inspires you? For generations, women have shaped Unitarian Universalism—leading, organizing, teaching, sustaining community in countless ways. This Women’s History Month, name one and share why they inspire you! #WomensHistoryMonth #HerStory #UU

The UUA has long opposed U.S. military intervention in Iran and called for diplomacy that protects innocent life and human rights. We reaffirm that stance today. Read the full statement: www.uua.org/pressroom/pr... #UU #Peace

In accordance with UUA Bylaws and Rules, Section 4.11, the tentative business agenda for General Assembly 2026 was posted today, March 1, 2026. We encourage you to take a moment to review it: https://bit.ly/4020LNF The final agenda will be posted by no later than May 15, 2026. #UUAGA #UU

Rev. Jen Crow reminds us: “This isn’t a movement led by unique individuals… but by everyday people figuring out how to push back and care for each other.” Some march. Some organize. Some create. Some care. Whatever you bring, it matters. Connect with Side With Love: http://sidewithlove.org #UU

What happens when worship becomes something we create together? At the Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte, Community Sundays bring all ages together for hands-on sessions—drumming, crafts, conversation. Read more: https://bit.ly/3Oz8QqE #UU #UnitarianUniversalist #Faith #Community

In “A Reminder of What We Share,” Pat Uribe-Lichty names the chalice as grounded and human—not magic, not mysterious. A symbol of community, courage, and practiced hope in chaotic times. Read more: https://www.uua.org/worship/words/chalice-lighting/reminder-what-we-share. 🕯️

To our Muslim neighbors, friends, and Unitarian Universalists observing: Ramadan Mubarak 🌙✨. May this month bring renewal, clarity, and strengthened community 🤲🏽💛 We hold you in love as you enter this holy season. #Ramadan #community #faith #UU

The Rt. Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, Episcopal Bishop of Washington, will deliver the 2026 Ware Lecture at UUA General Assembly on June 20. Known for calling for mercy for trans children and immigrant families, Budde continues her public witness for justice. Read more: https://bit.ly/4cdj2yT #UUAGA

What if community organizing starts with something as simple as learning someone’s name? Rev. Sean Neil-Barron writes that belonging—not strategy—is where real power begins. Read more about how small acts of showing up grow into shared power and movements that endure: https://bit.ly/4tFoJfe #UU

As part of Braver/Wiser’s recognition of the centennial of Black History Month, we’re sharing “A People of Thriving” by Rev. AliKofi K.C. Bell. Thriving isn’t individual success—it’s communal responsibility. If one of us isn’t free, none of us are free. Read the full piece: https://bit.ly/3OceBu1

In a recent sermon, Rev. Ashley Horan calls us to collective care, courage, and protection. Not waiting. Not outsourcing responsibility. We show up for each other. We be the barricades. Watch Ashley’s full reflection: https://bit.ly/45YqA4q #ICEOut #UU #Community #Faith

When violence carried out by systems of power is part of daily life, helping kids make sense of what they’re seeing and hearing matters. We’re sharing 8 ways to talk with children with care- and safety-centered guidance. More resources: https://bit.ly/3NWlI9T #UU #Community #Parenting.

February is Black History Month—and this year marks its 100th anniversary. In 100 Years and Counting, Takiyah Nur Amin reflects on Black History Month as both remembrance and responsibility—honoring the past while shaping our collective future. Read more: https://bit.ly/4bueeEP #BlackHistoryMonth

Today, UUA President Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt was arrested in Washington, D.C., alongside other people of faith protesting the DHS budget that funds ICE and CBP. “There is no moral justification,” she said. This is a developing story: https://bit.ly/3NKDUDj #UU #FaithInAction #Immigration #ICEOut

The heaviness of this moment is real. Alongside that truth, we’re making space to notice what has helped us through it. What’s one thing from this week that helped you keep going? Share in the comments. Hearing from each other helps us see the care and courage still here. #Hope #Community #UU

Amid so much loss, it matters to name the victories too. The same day Renée Nicole Good was killed, Avelo Airlines announced it would stop flying deportation flights—ending a $150M ICE contract. UUs across the country helped make this happen. Read more: https://bit.ly/3ZHr2QQ #ICEOut #UU #Avelo

Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah). We remember the six million Jews murdered by Nazis and the millions of others targeted for their lived identities. Remembrance is a moral commitment in the present—to confront antisemitism and resist dehumanization. #YomHaShoah #WeRemember #UU

“Start building these connections now.” The lesson coming out of Minneapolis is clear: when communities are connected, people are safer—and harder to repress. Build relationships, practice mutual aid, and don’t wait for crisis to begin. Read more: https://bit.ly/4pYR6Ss #ICEOut #Minneapolis #UU

Offering this prayer from UUA President Rev. Dr. Sofia Betancourt, as we continue to hold the people of Minneapolis in our hearts. Read the full text in UU World: www.uuworld.org/articles/min... #UU #ICEOut #Prayer #UUSky

UUs answered the call by the hundreds, joining other people of faith to march, sing & pray in Minneapolis on Friday, sending a powerful, unified message: Love is greater than ICE. Get pictures and first-person accounts in this story from UU World. www.uuworld.org/articles/min... #IceOut #UU

Speaking in #Minneapolis alongside MARCH, UU Rev. Ben Atherton-Zeman named why he answered this moment: morality and ethics in the face of illegal and violent enforcement. His words reflect UU witness and insistence on dignity. Updates: https://www.uuworld.org/ #ICEOut #UU #Solidarity

UUs from across the country are in Minneapolis today alongside other faith leaders, responding to violence against immigrant communities and calling for an end to ICE operations. Read UU World’s developing coverage: bit.ly/4jYZIHi

We hold the people of #Minneapolis in our hearts and our prayers as they face an escalating ICE presence and increasing violence. As the Day of Truth & Freedom unfolds, follow us for ongoing reports from UU World, whose staff are in Minneapolis now. #AbolishICE #BeGood #UnitarianUniversalist

In a time when fear and cruelty are being used as tools, this prayer names a deeper truth: we have endured before—and we rise again. “Seeking That Which Unites Us,” by Sara Eileen LaWall, is a reminder that resilience, unity, and love are sources of collective power. More at https://bit.ly/4648KNg

When answers fall short, comfort often arrives as presence. In “Finding Comfort Through Song,” UUA Rev. Meg Barnhouse reflects on grief, love, and showing up for one another. We lift up these words in memory of Meg, who passed away earlier this month. Read more: https://bit.ly/49OKEY0

What if your #faith story was already with you—before you ever set foot in a #UU congregation? In this Faith Journey column, Diego Garrido Barreto reflects on tattoos, migration, and how a tattoo of Rabindranath Tagore helped lead him to Unitarian Universalism. Read more: https://bit.ly/4a4bBbu

On #MLKDay, we’re sharing this post from The King Center as an invitation to sit with Dr. King’s full witness—not just the easy parts. His words on justice, nonviolence, and moral courage still speak to a moment marked by fear and dehumanization. #SideWithLove www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

In Minneapolis’ Central neighborhood—where Renee Good was killed by an ICE agent—neighbors and faith leaders are actively patrolling, watching for ICE, sharing info, and sounding alarms to keep families safe. This story highlights what UU Rev. Ashley Horan and others are doing. bit.ly/3NqbMVM

In “In the Bleak Season,” Donna Moriarty reflects on this truth: that some pain cannot be fixed, only carried. She writes about the ordinary days after loss, and the quiet space between devastation and renewal where endurance itself becomes a form of grace. Read more: https://bit.ly/4psqc53 #UU

We’re pleased to share that Rev. Dr. Rebekah Savage has been named the UUA’s Director of Ministries and Faith Development, beginning April 6. Learn more about her ministry and leadership: https://bit.ly/49Mbj8Z

A multifaith coalition of more than 50 faith leaders gathered outside the White House Friday to mourn the death of Renee Nicole Good: religionnews.com/2026/01/09/o... #UU #ReneeNicoleGood #AbolishICE

As the Rev. Ashley Horan affirmed about Renee Nicole Good in a recent story from RNS (linked below), "She could have been any of us." religionnews.com/2026/01/09/p... #UU #Minneapolis #ReneeNicoleGood

Grateful for the sustained presence of religious leaders in #Minneapolis and across the country, keeping our focus on the life that was taken and the danger that a policy of fear and violence at the highest levels of government presents for us all. #ReneeNicoleGood #UU

After the killing of Minneapolis mother of three Renee Nicole Good by an ICE officer, Unitarian Universalists are responding with grief, protest, and mutual aid—showing up for neighbors and living their values in a time of crisis. Read more: bit.ly/4qcHxjv #UU #UnitarianUniversalist #Minneapolis

🌱 Now hiring: UUA Climate Justice Fellow (part-time, temporary) Support Green Sanctuary 2030, UU Climate Justice Revivals, and faith-rooted climate justice work with UU congregations. Remote (U.S.) with occasional travel. Apply + details: https://bit.ly/UUAClimateFellow

For generations, Unitarian Universalists have sung our faith into being. Now that tradition is taking a new form. Elaine McArdle explores how Sing Out Love, the UUA’s virtual hymnal, came to life—and how it’s changing the way UUs sing together. https://bit.ly/49lWIkw #UUWorld #Music #Worship #UU

To our social media community—thank you. 💛 Thank you for showing up with care, curiosity, and honesty; for sharing your stories; and for engaging with one another thoughtfully. This space is a living conversation shaped by you. We’re grateful to be in this together. #Gratitude #Community #UU