Unitarian Universalist FaithAction NJ
A UU voice for justice, equity and compassion in NJ
This year the Central East Region of the UUA is offering a series of Networking Calls for congregational staff and leaders to participate in. Instead of dividing up by geography, we're offering two times on each date for you to...
This year the Central East Region of the UUA is offering a series of Networking Calls for congregational staff and leaders to participate in. Instead of dividing up by geography, we're offering two times on each date for you to...
Join this year's New Day Rising event to learn from neighboring congregations about what path they've taken with their 8th Principle and other antiracism work, and how your congregation might move itself forward.
Sponsor: Central East Region of the UUA
UUA Congregational Life and Stewardship for Us announce a 3-part national webinar series in early 2023: Cornerstones of Effective Stewardship in Our Multiplatform, Multicultural-multiracial and Multigenerational World. Register by January 19th! Tuesday, January 24, 2023, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm EST Tuesday, January...
UUA Congregational Life and Stewardship for Us announce a 3-part national webinar series in early 2023: Cornerstones of Effective Stewardship in Our Multiplatform, Multicultural-multiracial and Multigenerational World. Register by January 19th! Tuesday, January 24, 2023, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm EST Tuesday, January...
UUA Congregational Life and Stewardship for Us announce a 3-part national webinar series in early 2023: Cornerstones of Effective Stewardship in Our Multiplatform, Multicultural-multiracial and Multigenerational World. Register by January 19th! Tuesday, January 24, 2023, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm EST Tuesday, January...
This year the Central East Region of the UUA is offering a series of Networking Calls for congregational staff and leaders to participate in. Instead of dividing up by geography, we're offering two times on each date for you to...
This year the Central East Region of the UUA is offering a series of Networking Calls for congregational staff and leaders to participate in. Instead of dividing up by geography, we're offering two times on each date for you to...
In 1967, when abortion was either illegal or highly restricted in every U.S. state, a group of ministers and rabbis formed to counsel women with unwanted pregnancies—including referral to licensed physicians willing to perform the procedure. By 1973, when the Roe v. Wade court decision made abortion legal nationwide, the Clergy Consultation Service on Abortion (CCS) had spread from coast to coast, referred hundreds of thousands of women for safe abortions without a single fatality, become a medical consumer advocacy group, and opened its own clinic in New York City.
