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by Sallie Dunner, Chair, Council for Faith in Action
“Volunteers don’t get paid, not because they’re worthless, but because they’re priceless.” – (Sherry Anderson)
The living tradition of Unitarian Universalism calls some of us to participate or volunteer in local community organizations and causes outside of church. … read more.
The Council for Faith in Action (CFA) was established in 2008, the result of a UUA-facilitated workshop about the best ways to integrate social justice into congregations. It went through some growing pains to become what it is today, serving as the fiduciary steward for … read more.
This banner has been developed by the Unitarian Universalist Association to express our faith’s values as an ally at this time of turmoil in America. After receiving feedback from the Black Lives Matter Listening Circles and survey, the Council for Faith in Action is … read more.
Welcome to the first Racial Justice Initiative bulletin for 2017. The name has been changed from Churchwide Racial Justice Project to UUCWC Racial Justice Initiative to better acknowledge that the work towards justice is open-ended. Our nation faces many challenges and great injustices and our … read more.
So, what is current status of UUCWC’s Racial Justice Initiative? The election of Donald Trump opens a far wider conversation than when the Council for Faith Action initiated the information sessions and discussions about Black Lives Matter and racial justice early this fall. … read more.
Understanding Black Lives Matter – The New Civil Rights Movement
The Council for Faith in Action is sponsoring informational opportunities for congregants to learn about the Black Lives Matter movement and the Unitarian Universalist Association’s support of this movement for racial justice. These opportunities will … read more.
As we start the new church year, we will be continuing our Racial Justice Initiative, which was well received in 2015-16. As before, there will be book suggestions and discussions, a few movie nights, and social action opportunities, as well as the Beloved Conversations … read more.
