View larger map Hammonds House Directions and Parking From the East (I-20 West) I-20 West to Exit 55 A- West End & Joseph E. Lowry Blvd. Exit (Old Ashby Street) Turn Left at Lowery, go (2) two traffic lights to Abernathy Blvd and turn right. Continue on Abernathy Blvd (2) two lights to Lawton Street. …
Save the date for our first worship service! Sunday, February 11, 2018 – 10:30am. Worshiping in the West End Community at the historic Hammonds House Museum. Let us know if you will be there! Please RSVP below. Accessible Entrance Directions After turning onto Peeples Street off of Ralph David Abernathy, make the first left onto Oak …
Planting Seeds of Compassion in the West End Dinner and Silent Auction October 28, 2017, 6-9pm, Paschal’s Restaurant Get your tickets NOW!!
Rev. Duncan Teague is featured in the first of a five-part series on The silent epidemic: Black gay men and HIV, by Gracie Bonds Staples in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
We made the goal… but this Moonshot can still go higher!! We have hit the Moonshot Campaign goal of $15,000 to support the development of three UU communities, two in Tennessee and Abundant Love here in Southwest Atlanta. A big THANK YOU to everyone who has supported us through this campaign. We have three more …
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Abundant LUUv at UUA General Assembly Feeling abundant love and support from our three interim co-presidents of the UUA, the Rev. William G. Sinkford, Rev. Sofía Betancourt, and Leon Spencer, along with Rev. Mel Hoover – at the UUA General Assembly in New Orleans, LA, June 21-25, 2017.
Dr. Mtangulizi Sanyika (Baba) at the 2017 UUA General Assembly A powerful message
Working with Launchpad’s Moonshot Abundant Love Unitarian Universalist is proud to work with Launchpad‘s Moonshot campaign to fund three new communities of faith, two in the Tennessee towns of Kingston and Lenoir City, and Abundant Love in the West End community of Atlanta. Thank you for your support so far. You made our goal of $15,000 …
Remembering Jim Key It is with sad hearts that we remember UUA Moderator Jim Key, who died June 2, 2017, while fighting cancer. He had stepped down from his position in May, citing health problems. Jim was a true servant leader, who cared deeply for our movement and all people. A video from four years …
Racism here, there and everywhere By Rev. Wylie V. Hughes Coming from a single parent household in the South, I have experienced racism in many different forms, both directly and indirectly. My mother was the first generation to integrate her rural high school. She told countless stories of how she and her brothers and sisters …
