As previewed two weeks ago, I was fortunate to be at General Assembly in person this year. President Nan reported on the “business” we did at GA! This year’s theme was “Meet the Moment” – and I believe we did that, and will continue to do so as the year unfolds. Some of the most
Report from General Assembly 2025, held in Baltimore, Maryland, both in person and online. Attending were 1882 credentialed delegates from 592 congregations in 48 states and 4 countries. Delegates attended business meetings and voted on issues and elections. (Recordings of the business meetings and Sunday Service are available on YouTube, search for UUA General Assembly
I was one of five Fellowship folks who attended General Assembly, but the only one who was able to go in person. President Nan’ report on the “business” we did at GA is in today’s Newsletter, so please check that out! I’m working on a longer reflection for next week, but as a tease
The first virtual lecture is by my adored friend, Dr. Pamela Lightsey, Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs at Meadville. Dr. Lightsey will share her wisdom from a recent study leave, in the form of her lecture, “Righting Our Intentions for This Era: A Womanist Perspective on Liberationist Solidarity.” Time is Monday, April 14,
Annette Tyler A number of years ago when I was the Chair of the Fellowship’s Denominational Affairs Committee I wrote a newsletter article, in which I made the cardinal mistake of many Unitarian Universalists– spouting initials instead of words. I ended the blurb by saying, “See you at GA.” The secretary at the time, who
UUA General Assembly (GA) is the annual gathering of Unitarian Universalists from far and wide to learn, connect with old friends and new, worship together, find inspiration, and take an active role in the work of the UUA. Many have you have attended GA and have found it inspiring to be in the company of
