Articles

Inferno of the Living
Rev. Archene Turner
I think we are living in an inferno. People acknowledge we are living in an economic crisis, but family, we are in a moral crisis, too. Read more »
Restoring Justice
Rev. Susan Conrad
These men are facing the shame of being labeled as outcasts and failures by their families and communities. Many of them, however, have also begun a journey on the path toward remorse. Each of them has been confronted with a moment of truth—a moment in which he has had to own up to the pain ...Read more »
Justice Should Be a Thing of the Past
Contributing Writer
Once individuals were cheated with misleading mortgages Yesterday storms randomly destroyed homes and families suffered alone Read more »
Women
Contributing Writer
Alice Walker has graciously agreed to let us publish her poem, “Women” from Revolutionary Petunias and Other Poems in our printed and mailed version of Quest. Read more »
Hands
Rev. Tom Owen-Towle
Hands are fascinating things. I like my hands. I think I have nice hands. My hands seem to have a lot of character. Read more »
From Your Minister
Rev. Meg Riley
From my perspective these UU military chaplains are some of the most amazing advocates for justice in our movement. Every day, every hour, they are standing up for humanity instead of dehumanization, names instead of numbers, fair treatment and equality for all of those they serve. Read more »
REsources for Living
Rev. Dr. Lynn Ungar
What is justice? That seems like a reasonable question for a month when justice is our theme. We know that Unitarian Universalists think that justice is important. After all, our second principle is justice, equity and compassion in human relations. Read more »
The Resting Place (Excerpt)
Contributing Writer
May all nations rise up together and with FireSpirit burn to ashes the Great Anger that separates us. Read more »
Justice
Quest for Meaning
“Justice is what love looks like in public.” —Cornel West Read more »