Celebrating UUWF at 50!
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| Who are these women? Click the photo to find out. |
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Welcome to the circle of liberal religious women and men working to advance justice for women and girls and promote their spiritual growth.
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| Jim Key, member, UU Fellowship of Beaufort, SC |
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Meet the Candidates for UUA Moderator
Deciding to take an educational role in the upcoming election for UUA moderator, the UUWF Board of Trustees asked both candidates three questions the board felt would be of interest to the Federation's
members and friends.
Here's how the candidates responded
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| Tamara Payne-Alex, member, First Unitarian Church of San Jose, CA |
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UUWF Signs onto Conestoga Wood Specialties v Kathleen Sebelius
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Thought of the Month: May 2013
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"Nature is just enough; but men and women must comprehend and accept her suggestions."
-- Unitarian Antoinette Louisa Brown Blackwell, born May 20, 1825, women's rights activist, social reformer, and the first American woman to be ordained by a congregation. In 1850 she attended the Women's Rights Convention in Worcester, MA; seventy years later, in 1920 at age 95, she was the only convention participant to witness the passage of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the vote.
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| Welcoming 2013's First Clara Barton Sisters
The Women's Alliance of New York City's Unitarian Church of All Souls honored Jane Michel Alwais (left) and Marilyn B. Reagan by enrolling them in UUWF's Clara Barton Sisterhood - the first Sisters enrolled in 2013. The honorees are seen here with Rev. Galen Guengerich, th congregation's minister.
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Observing the 40th Anniversary of Roe v Wade
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| Left to right: Virginia Whitehill, Pat Cookston Davidson, and Mary Lou Hoffman |
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