Unitarian Universalists have named and called out for dismantling white supremacy, but what is our theological grounding for our commitment and actions?  Why don’t we join secular organizations working for racial justice? The January theme is “justice.”

Creating justice amidst the rubble of destruction and despair can be incredibly healing, yet can only happen when we’re courageous enough to face those who have been most wounded. The January theme is “justice.”

We seek liberation for all by focusing on systemic forces impacting the most marginalized. Yet liberation also needs healing.  The pain is deep and ancient, yet the trauma must be recognized, and the wounds tended. The January theme is “justice.”

Unitarian Universalists are being invited to add an 8th Principle to the current 7 Principles guiding our Association.   This proposed Principle, about dismantling white supremacy, is raising the bar on expectations for action and accountability.  Are we ready for a challenging public statement about racism? Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25).

The intersection of the climate crisis and racial justice are clashing in painful and horrific outcomes all around the world.  What can First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh do to mitigate the harm?  What would a year of congregation-wide study and action look like? Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25).