HeyJaredUUMUAC (You Me Act): The Unitarian Universalist Multiracial Unity Action Council
UUMUAC stands for Unitarian Universalist Multiracial Unity Action Council, but you don't need to be a Unitarian or a Universalist to understand our message: We need to work together to build the world that Martin Luther King dreamed of, a world where people are judged by who…
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Beyond Words: Seeing Beyond Our Assumptions and Learning to See to the Heart of Life (opens the original)
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The sermon, delivered by the Reverend Denise Tracy for UUMUAC’s August Vespers service, centers on the theme “Beyond Words: Seeing Beyond Our Assumptions and Learning to See to the Heart of Life.” Tracy begins by situating her own life story: growing up in an all‑white town, entering ministry as one of the earliest women in UU leadership, and learning—through adoption, community work, and personal relationships—to see human complexity beyond surface differences. As she says, “My church taught me
Who Harms? Exploring theologies of sin and redemption (July 2026) (opens the original)
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Senje Wekoye SarahRuth Hodgkinson Davis explores the question “Who harms?” by weaving together scripture, Universalist theology, and contemporary reflections on human behavior. She opens with Hosea Ballou’s A Treatise on Atonement , using his imagery of rivers flowing toward the ocean to illustrate how human experiences—stained by “various mines and soils through which they pass”—ultimately return to a larger wholeness. She pairs this with the familiar passage from Matthew 25, reminding listener
The God of Hope, Change, and Becoming (Monroe, May 2026) (opens the original)
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Note: Featuring Dr. Xavier J. Monroe, this podcast episode is an edited version of a UUMUAC Vesper Service conducted via Zoom in May 2006, and then uploaded to the UUMUAC Third Wednesdays channel on YouTube. If you want to hear the full presentation, including music, and comments, please check it out there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZqFH-Pse3o In this episode, "The God of Hope and Becoming," Dr. Xavier J. Monroe leads a reflection on faith, hope, and social transformation. Drawing from sc
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