Greater New Orleans Unitarian Universalists

06/20/2026

First Unitarian Universalist Church of New Orleans - UU invites you this Sunday, June 21st, to watch the livestream of the UU General Assembly closing worship! "We begin at 9:30 with the Community Sing, followed by Worship Service at 10 AM. We'll have coffee & snacks and the big screen up at 9:30 AM." For more information about this service, please see their Instagram or website at www.firstuuno.org.

06/20/2026

This Sunday, Tamara Murray leads a Father’s Day service honoring the diverse experiences we hold around fatherhood—love, loss, gratitude, complexity, and growth. All are welcome to a space of reflection, compassion, and connection.

06/20/2026

Discover how God's transformative love compels us to welcome the stranger and serve our neighbors with radical compassion in "Loved, Healed, Sent." This message will examine the biblical call to extend hospitality, love our neighbors, reminding us that we were once outsiders welcomed home. Together, we will explore what it means to be sent out to build the inclusive, caring community God intends. Join our worship leader, Martha Alguera, this Sunday at 11am!

06/18/2026

Our Religious Exploration program is on hiatus for the summer, but our young people are still gathering for ! We welcome you to join us for crafts and games.

Our nursery, as always, is open for kids ages 5 and under.

06/18/2026

Join RISE ST JAMES this SATURDAY, June 20th, for our ANNUAL JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION! We will be at Welcome Park in St James from 6 to 8 PM with crawfish, activities for children, and educational materials for the community.

All are welcome, see you there!

06/18/2026

06/13/2026

First Unitarian Universalist Church of New Orleans - UU invites you this Sunday, June 14th at 10:30 AM, to "Breaking the Either/Or Binary: On Loving Both, Beyond, and In-Between", led by Rowan "Ro" Kelly. For more information about this service, please see their Instagram or website at www.firstuuno.org.

06/13/2026

Join us this Sunday as Heather Moller will explore themes of heritage, inheritance, and seeds of freedom in her message titled "What Our Ancestors Know: Juneteenth Musings."

She invites us to consider how the stories we carry shape our understanding of liberation today, and how we might honor those who came before us by cultivating a more just future.

Heather Moller will lead the service in person and on Facebook Live.

For more information about this service and other upcoming events at NSUU, click here: https://mailchi.mp/a0fb1b3fabd6/uu-update-17243334?e=5efcd6286b

06/13/2026

In the Middle East, in our nation, and in many nations around the globe, diverse thriving communities are disintegrating into quarreling camps and even war, as loyalties to theological and political factions win out over loyalties to wider visions and broader hopes. How are we to make sense of what is happening right now in our nation and throughout the world? Is there hope for a truly global community any more? What might be our individual and collective response to this enormous challenge, grounded in our Unitarian Universalist values? Join Rev. Jane this Sunday at 11am.