Welcome
Unitarian Universalists for Jewish Awareness (UUJA)
is seeking entries for the fifth annual Jerry Davidoff Sermon Award.
One prize of $500 will be awarded for a sermon preached in 2011 that best illustrates or exemplifies the contributions of Jewish theology, thought or culture to our liberal faith tradition.
More detailed guidelines my be found here
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Are Jew a UU?
Sermon by Jay Wolin
…. We are all human beings…on a journey….some may not realize it, some may embrace it some may deny it, , but we are surely all on a human journey. I think for us all to realize peace in this world, everyone needs to look at it from that perspective. My journey now has the label of Unitarian Universalist, for I feel that within this group is the best way to search for the eternal truths within the universe, for it allows me to encompass the knowledge of teachers from many backgrounds, and is supportive of exploring new spiritual paths. But all of this started with and is aided by my Jewish upbringing. more…
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UUJA’s Let Us Be Counted!
Our first UU Jewish gathering in over 20 years was a wonderful success. UU’s from across the country gathered at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta, Georgia the weekend of February 18-20, 2011.
We are compiling photos and resources from the event and you may find them here.
If you have any resources, pictures or reflections you would like to share please contact Rev. Leah Hart-Landsberg: revleah@uufg.org