Join MUUSJA and WUUSAN (Minnesota and Wisconsin's state action networks) for a regional interfaith UU the Vote gathering in Duluth on Saturday, October 3, 2026 9:30am to 5:30pm. Across faith traditions, we are increasingly called to respond to authoritarian violence, community harm, and democratic crisis with care, coordination, imagination, and action.
Twin Cities Pride is June 27-28, and MUUSJA will once again have a booth. Last year we had a blast volunteering and a couple of people from our church are interested in volunteering again. Shifts are organized in groups of four, so if we sign up early enough we could volunteer together. If you've never done a glitter blessing at a Pride booth before, it's exactly as joyful as it sounds.
Join us for an interactive training on civil resistance and noncooperation. Using content from Freedom Trainers and the NDN Collective, we will explore tactics to not cooperate with the systems (“pillars”) that prop up authoritarian power. This training is an opportunity to build relationships and strategize with neighboring communities of faith interested in being a part of the growing civil resistance movement.
Side with Love invites congregations to become Good Trouble Congregations, a key part of UU the Vote. If we want to make good trouble, we can use this framework for organizing around justice as a faith community and join a broader movement alongside UU congregations across the country.
Sexuality education is a form of social justice, and OWL (Our Whole Lives) sexuality education really is for our whole lives! OWL uses interactive workshops and lively discussions to explore a variety of sexuality-related topics. The range of topics to be covered may include sexual values, communication, relationships, boundaries, fantasy, diversity, identity, aging, body image, and pleasure. Join us as we explore together what it means to be a spiritual and sexual being.
Democracy is more than elections. It is created through the ways we show up for one another, build trust, and live our values in public life. As we approach the 2026 elections, Unitarian Universalists are gathering to ignite solidarity, deepen community, and reimagine what democracy can become when we center love and act together.
Reminder: LFUU is carpooling to the Chaska No Kings Protest on March 28. We will meet at the A-frame at 12 noon. The event runs from 1-3 p.m. Bring a protest sign and a chair if you want.
If you plan to join us or have questions, please email Laurie Gauer gauer_mn@yahoo.com by Friday, March 27.
Our wider Unitarian Universalist community is beginning to prepare for UU the Vote 2026, and there’s an opportunity to get involved through the Minnesota Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Alliance (MUUSJA).
There is a lot happening right now with the Minnesota Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Alliance (MUUSJA), and there are several ways for our congregation to put our values into action this month.
MUUSJA is currently hosting several virtual workshops and info sessions focused on urgent justice issues in our state, including:
Join members of the Minnesotans for Equal Rights Coalition (MN4ER) for an engaging and informative webinar on the movement to pass an Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the Minnesota Constitution.
As people of faith committed to justice and equity, we play a vital role in ensuring constitutional protections against gender-based discrimination. The Minnesota ERA bill (SF37, HF173) intersects with issues so many of our faith communities are already committed to and engaged in: reproductive justice, trans refuge, disability justice, and anti-racism.