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Updated: 2 days ago

“Every election is determined by the people who show up.” - Larry J. Sabato, American political scientist and political analyst


GMUUC is a Welcoming Congregation

The Welcoming Congregation Program is a volunteer program for congregations that want to take intentional steps to be more welcoming and inclusive of people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. Being welcoming and inclusive is a never-ending commitment.

All of you who are is sacred. All of who you are is welcome


April Days of Observance

Day of Silence – April 10, 2026

Started in the mid 90’s by two college students, Day of Silence was a nationally recognized demonstration where LGBTQ+ students and allies all around the country protest the harmful effects of harassment and discrimination of LGBTQ+ people in schools.

Find more information HERE.GLSEN is now Glisten

Championing LGBTQ+ issues in K-12 education


Lesbian Visibility Day – April 26

Every April 26, the world celebrates Lesbian Visibility Day. This special occasion aims to recognize the challenges this minority group faces. It also highlights the achievements and contributions of lesbians around the world. Whatever your gender identity, we encourage everyone to participate in observing this day.

As you go through this short article about celebrating Lesbian Visibility Day, understand the experience and authentically support LGBTQI women by creating a more inclusive environment wherever you go.

TRVST: Inspiring Positive Change for People and Planet


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The Organizing Strategy Team of the Unitarian Universalist Association



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The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) is a voluntary association of autonomous, self-governing local churches and fellowships which have freely chosen to pursue common goals together. Our polity is congregational, and delegates from each congregation make Association decisions in business sessions at the annual General Assembly (GA).Between GAs, we’re governed by the Board of Trustees.


Each UUA certified member congregation is entitled to be represented by Delegates who are members of such congregation. GMUUC is eligible for three delegates in addition to our Minister and Religious Educator.

This year, the business of the UUA at General Assembly includes Vote on a Slate of Nominees to the Board of Trustees, Business Resolution, Bylaw Amendment, and Actions of Immediate Witness.

The UUA’s justice work is shaped by GA Congregational Study/Action Issues, Statements of Conscience, and Actions of Immediate Witness. Learn more about how the Commission on Social Witness (CSW) will help lead delegates through the process for Actions of Immediate Witness (AIWs) at GA 2026: AIW process.


Are you interested in being a GMUUC Delegate or more information?Please contact Wynne Ewing at wwewing@gmail.com


The 2026 General Assembly will be a virtual experience with optional opportunities for community gatherings. 

  • Sunday through Tuesday (June 14–16): All-virtual General Sessions focused on the business of the Association.

  • Wednesday and Thursday (June 17–18): A flexible midweek break for rest, travel, professional organization meetings, and affinity groups gatherings.

  • Friday through Sunday (June 19–21): Whether participating at an optional in-person site or fully online, registrants will share in the same livestreamed worship, featured speakers, and “Meet the Moment” programming that will unite us across every location. 

GA is designed to be flexible, accessible, and meaningful for all participants.

GA Registration is OPEN NOW.


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