Denominational Affairs
at All Souls

We urge you to investigate the many ways to keep up with and get involved in Unitarian Universalism beyond All Souls. It’s up to you when, where, and how, but via cyberspace these days is the easiest and most bountiful.

This month we recommend the UUA, UU World magazine, Standing on the Side of Love, and the All Souls Quarterly. For general information, feature articles, and links to most of our 1000+ Unitarian Universalist congregations and organizations, go to www.uua.org. And in between receiving hardcopies of the UU World four times a year, go to www.uuworld.org and sign up to receive weekly e-updates, whose sections on Unitarian Universalists in the media and a blog round-up, The Interdependent Web, are wide-ranging.

For inspiration regarding Unitarian Universalist social justice work, go to www.standingonthesideoflove.org with
its tag line “harnessing love’s power to stop oppression.” We need to see some of those yellow t-shirts at All Souls. And for the strongest connection between All Souls and the denomination, of course, read the Quarterly Review to enjoy an extensive overview of GA in Minneapolis and especially the reports of our GA attendees and accompanying photos.

It’s important, we believe, for all of us to feel and be a part of the Unitarian Universalist universe.