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Click HERE to read the newsletter for news and happenings among UUA NER congregations.

Click HERE to view the message. It's not too early to begin thinking about how you might want to be involved in GA 2025 e.g. delegate, attendee, supporter, volunteer, etc.

Click HERE to view a message regarding Registration and Housing now open for General Assembly and the planning progress being made for the event!

Click HERE to read a message titled "We Gather In Love" and see a short video intended for all UUs from Sofia Betancourt on behalf of the UUA.

Click HERE to read a UUA Executive Message with this title from Carey McDonald, A UUA Executive VP.

Click HERE for a message titled "Honoring Connection, Gratitude and Responsibility". some information for youth and young adults related to GA (it's coming!) and a YouTube video of a musical piece titled "Glory" that is sure to inspire you!

Please see the letter below that we received from a UUA representative. This letter was forwarded to the Policy Board by Peggy Webbe and I am posting it here for the benefit of the entire congregation.   Dear Members of UUSE,   I’m Erica Baron, your primary contact from the New England Region of the UUA. In a recent conversation with Josh Pawelek, minister, and Peggy Webbe, president, they asked if the UUA supports congregations who wish to continue using the Principles in congregations in various ways.    As your regional contact, yes! I fully support your congregation in making your own decisions about how you want to be in relationship with the Principles going forward.   There are around 40 years’ worth of resources based on the 7 Principles created by Unitarian Universalists at all levels – UUA staff, ministers and DREs, lay leaders, congregations, everyone! You are welcome to continue to use any of those resources that you find valuable, including any resources you have created for your own congregation.   The change at the national level in no way mandates that you cease reference to the Principles or using them in your own congregational life and practice. You may use the Principles, the Principles and the new Values, or just the new Values, whatever path you discern is most aligned with your congregation’s will and needs.   In faith, Erica   Erica Baron :: she/her/hers Congregational Consultant 617-948-4604

Click HERE to read a message from the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) titled “Our wellspring of hope and courage for the times ahead” - a message to the UU community.

Please click HERE for the message "We Are A Sanctuary People: An Election Message" by Rev. Dr. Sofia Betancourt, President of the Unitarian Universalist Association.

Please click HERE to view the UUA NER November Newsletter.

Looking for a good read? Check out Beacon Press HERE. Beacon Press describes itself as "an independent publisher of serious non-fiction. Our books often change the way readers think about fundamental issues; they promote such values as freedom of speech and thought; diversity, religious pluralism, and anti-racism; and respect for diversity in all areas of life." Beacon Press books are published under the auspices of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations.

Click HERE for a list of November UUWF events ... and more.

This article discusses the new UU values and contains a link to a UU World interview with Mary Benard, Publishing Director of Skinner House Books and UUA Publications. Click HERE for the link.

Congregational lay leaders and associate lay volunteers come together to share experiences, support one another, and reflect on the blessings and challenges of lay leadership. Click HERE for more information.

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Here are "September Words To Lead By" from the UUA. Useful and inspiring!

Here is the UUA newsletter from September 2024.