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Liberation: Freedom in Community

Unitarian Universalism, along with its predecessors, has always been considered a liberal religious tradition. In recent years, many UU faith leaders, including our UUA president, have been talking about UU in terms of a liberatory religion, one that generally aims to help liberate the oppressed. What is the difference between liberal and liberatory? What might … Continue reading Liberation: Freedom in Community

Our Community Partners

Our Community Partners

UUFS has a non-religious fund derived from matching donations by employers. Every year in July Social Justice and Climate Action at UUFS meets to approve a slate of donations to local nonprofits that support our UU values. All are welcome at our monthly Social Justice and Climate Action meetings. Contact social.justice@uufs.org.

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RE Theme for June: Freedom

RE Theme for June: Freedom

Freedom will be the final waypost in our 2024-2025 journey together. What is the practice of freedom? The inspiring story of Opal Lee, whose lifelong activism helped Juneteenth become a federal holiday in 2021, shows us one way to practice freedom.

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Fierce Love Compels Us To Action

Fierce Love Compels Us To Action

In response to dangerous and devastating actions in the US, UUA President the Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt shares a message of care and commitment to courageous action.

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