Read a letter from the UUA President
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Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt
President
We find ourselves in a powerful moment as people of faith and conscience. Faced with widespread crisis, division, and fear, it can be easy to lose faith that a better world is possible. Yet the stories you’ll find in this report spotlight how we are meeting the moment—a reminder that together, we can center our values in our living and in the world.
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Equipping Congregations
The UUA coaches, connects, challenges, and companions congregations.
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Training Leaders
We train and support leaders, both lay and professional.
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Advancing UU Values
Unitarian Universalists put our faith into action.
Highlights
from 2025
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Connecting on Climate
The UUA’s Climate Justice Revivals reinvigorated conversations and commitments to climate justice throughout UU congregations across the country, promoting collaboration between congregational teams, breaking down silos, and highlighting the intersectionality of climate with other justice efforts.
Sing Out Love
A new hymnal expresses Unitarian Universalism’s ongoing transformation and broadens its musical offerings. Sing Out Love, the Association’s first virtual hymnal, features an ever-expanding compendium of music and resources to help music directors and others who choose songs.
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Responding to Authoritarianism
As the landscape of U.S. politics and activism rapidly transformed in 2025, the UUA’s Organizing Strategy Team started intensive work developing a toolkit to help UUs become more engaged, effective, and safe in the struggle for justice: “Grounded, Resilient, and Responsible: Responding and Organizing in Authoritarian Times.”
OWL at 25
This year marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of Our Whole Lives, the groundbreaking sexuality education curriculum developed by the UUA and UCC, and OWL continues to grow and evolve to meet the times.
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Thank You