SWUUC Summer Camps!
Families and kids are sure to have fun at our various summer camps! Send your kids to beautiful U Bar U or join us as a family in northeastern OK for SWUUSI!
Kid camp information and online registration.
SWUUSI information and online registration.
Hello and welcome to the Southwestern Unitarian Universalist Conference!
We are a district of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations charged with supporting member congregations and promoting liberal religion through our region which includes all of Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, most of Texas (excluding El Paso), parts of Missouri and Tennessee, and the Republic of Mexico.
Users of our former website will find all of the tabs with which you were familiar on the left side of this page, but please explore the tabs at the top as well. These represent a new conceptual framework for the functions which SWUUC serves in the lives of our member congregations.
- Direct Services to Congregations through consultation and other resources
- Lifespan Faith Development supporting programs and leadership development for UUs of all ages, congregational roles, and phase of membership
- Networking through a variety of informational conduits, geographical partnerships, special interest groups, and professional organizations
- Stewardship opportunities to support the work of SWUUC and the growth of our congregations including the ongoing recovery of the Greater New Orleans UUs
Services of SWUUC are made possible through your generous support of the UUA Annual Program Fund and annual district dues.
Friends of the District provided special support for the creation of this new website. Thank you!!
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News"My prayers go out to all those who were harmed physically and emotionally by this senseless act of violence. Hate crimes strike against our nation's highest values-equality, justice, and diversity." Read more.
Unitarian Universalist Association President Rev. William G. Sinkford issued the following statement regarding the murder of Dr. George Tiller:
I am shocked and outraged by the brutal murder of Dr. George Tiller.
America has lost a decent and courageous man. My heart aches for Dr. Tiller's grieving family and for the congregation of the Reformation Lutheran Church in Wichita, Kansas, where the shooting took place. This extreme act serves as a heartbreaking reminder that our churches have become increasingly vulnerable to ideological violence in recent years.