North American Unitarian Association Constitution

Proposed North American Unitarian Association Constitution CORRECTION: Below are the proposed BYLAWS of the NAUA. (date October 10, 2024) Below is the proposed North American Unitarian Association (NAUA) constitution. This constitution will be discussed and voted upon at the upcoming Summit to be held October 17 – 20, 2024. We have also provided a link … Read more

Some Updates

Just some updates. NAUA Summit Speaker The originally scheduled speaker for the North American Unitarian Association (NAUA) Summit could not fulfill that commitment. A new speaker, John Wood, Jr., has been identified. The Summit will be held October 17 – 20, 2024 in Spokane, WA. You may attend in-person or virtually. For more information visit … Read more

Keeping the Faith

Reminder NAUA First Annual Summit A reminder the North American Unitarian Association (NAUA) is holding its first Annual Summit on October 17 – 20, 2024.  You may attend in-person or virtually. For more information visit our last Fifth Principle Project Discussion post, NAUA First Annual Summit. Guest Contributor Ken Ing Decisively losing the vote on … Read more

NAUA First Annual Summit

The North American Unitarian Association (NAUA) is announcing its first Annual Summit to be held October 17 – 20, 2024. You may attend in-person or via Zoom. We have an exciting online and in person schedule, featuring a Keynote Presentation, workshops focused on current issues facing Unitarians as well as a Sunday service. There will … Read more

A Liberal Religion Should Promote Liberal Principles, By Tim Bartik

  Keep the Faith As dissident Unitarian Universalists (UUs) seek to create sustainable liberal religious institutions, they should remember what led to the UUA’s mistakes. For many years and many UUs, liberal religion was understood as “anything goes”. This is unattractive and misunderstands liberalism. As a result, UUism was vulnerable to replacing the “nothing” of … Read more

Bear Suit, by Steve Myles

Seeing What We Want to See In a management training course years ago, we were shown a video.  The instructor asked us to count the number of times people in the video passed a ball amongst themselves.  Most folks in the class counted the same number of passes.  None of us saw the man in the brown bear … Read more

The Ball is in Your Court

Since 2017, when the UUA Board of Trustees declared that the Association and denomination were allegedly complicit with white supremacy culture, UU leadership has been able to further this discussion on their home court. For example, after alleging the prevalence of white supremacy culture, the Board created its vehicle, the Commission on Institutional Change, to … Read more

Guest Contributors Needed

A Month of Commentary We are seeking four to five guest contributors who would like to submit a commentary on the recent vote to implement Article II in the Unitarian Universalist Association. We would like to publish a weekly Commentary starting July 7. We are seeking Commentary on Reflections on the recent June General Assembly … Read more

Post General Assembly Zoom Town Hall

Please Join Us UU the Conversation is sponsoring a Post General Assembly Zoom Town Hall meeting. Regardless of the voting outcome, it is expected that UUs would like to talk with one another. All are invited. Pre-registration is required. Date: Wednesday, June 26, 2024 Time: 8:00 PM Eastern, 7:00 PM Central, 6:00 PM, 5:00 PM … Read more

Voting Results of 2024 GA

Because we know that there is much attention to and interest in the results of yesterday’s voting, we are sending the results now so that you can absorb and process them before today’s general session. The results will also be announced at today’s general session.   Bill Young, UUA Secretary Ballot Results All Items on Saturday’s … Read more