The following is a list of posts blog from the UUSA:

What a Resurrection! – A sermon by Rev. Rachael Hayes on what the story of Jesus’s resurrection says about a love that is bigger than death and bigger than the Roman empire; and how that applies today.

What to You is Wealth? – A sermon by member Polly Peterson on the lessons from the tale of King Midas, plus the wisdom of Robin Wall Kimmerer, Karen Armstrong, Thich Nhat Hanh, and others.

Growth at UUSA – A letter from the co-presidents observes how we are growing and what we all can do to ensure that it is a positive transition for both new and old members.

Transformation – A sermon from the Reverend Rachael Hayes. “We are all growing, all learning, all loved.” You are not trapped by what you have been or thought before; you are free in every moment to grow from all you have experienced.

Unjust Laws, Civil Disobedience & Reproductive Justice – A guest sermon by Dr. Carrie N. Baker, J.D., Ph.D; lawyer, Smith College professor, and regular contributor to Ms. Magazine.

UUA Statement on the Humanitarian Catastrophe in Gaza & Israel – A message from Naomi Yanis and link to the full statement

Chutes and Ladders for Universalists – A sermon from the Reverend Rachael Hayes

We’ve Got Siding! – An update to the congregation and a request for financial support

Bringing Hell to Paradise – A sermon from the Reverend Rachael Hayes

Come Sing a Song with Me – A sermon from Alyson Bull

Water Knows No Boundaries – A sermon from the Reverend Rachael Hayes

The Water Ritual – A sermon from the Reverend Rachael Hayes

On Repentance and Repair – Join us for an exploration of the 2023-24 UUA Common Read.

What’s Article II All About? – As part of a sermon the Reverend Rachael Hayes spoke to the UUSA about the proposed changes in Article II of the UUA Bylaws…

An Indigenous People’s History of the United States Common Read – Thanks to everyone who joined us for a congregational common read of the UUA Beacon Press book, An Indigenous People’s History of the United States by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, 

2022 National Day of Mourning – Thanks to everyone who joined us for daily actions leading up to the National Day of Mourning – November 24, 2022

Congregational Meeting to Discuss Capital Projects – October, 2022 – If you missed the congregational meeting at which we discussed the capital needs of the congregation, here is a video of the highlights.