Help get the word out to our Bellevue neighbors by participating at our GNUUC booth.  A signup sheet is on the bulletin board in the fellowship Hall.  Help with setup is especially needed on Saturday morning before 10:00 AM.  We will also need at least two people during each time slot. Please see Bonnie G. for more information.

Our Annual Pledge Campaign runs from April 6 through April 13, 2025. During this time, we encourage you to to discern how you can support our shared ministry financially during the next fiscal year (July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026).

Read the Invitation to Pledge Letter.

This an invitation to love yourself, each other, and the communities in which our congregation is embedded, to be a part of choosing who and how we hope to be together in the future, and to make plans about how you will share your time, attention, and money with GNUUC next year.

By pledging as generously as you are able, you extend our ministry in a world that needs us now, more than ever.

Please visit https://www.nashvilleuu.org/pledge and pledge as generously as you are able.

As we face the growing threat of autocracy in our country, it's more crucial than ever to build a stronger, more united movement for democracy.

That is why Greater Nashville UU Congregation will be hosting in-person gatherings to participate in the Rise for Freedom Training Series every Thursday for the next few weeks. We are inviting friends like you to come together and learn how to organize and mobilize diverse, nonpartisan communities to demand democracy.

Please come to any or all of the scheduled meetings. Each session is designed to stand alone and​ will include music, calls to action, digital hygiene/safety tips, and a core online training module, with in-person breakouts for hands-on learning, planning, and community building.

The American Civil Liberties Union originated in 1920 as a response to the Palmer raids, in which thousands of people were arrested without warrants or regard to constitutional protections against unlawful search and seizure, then brutally treated and held in horrible conditions before deportation. The ACLU today is the nation's largest public interest law firm, with a 50-state network of staffed, autonomous affiliate offices. It appears before the United States Supreme Court more than any other organization except the U.S. Department of Justice. About 500 ACLU staff attorneys collaborate with about 2,000 volunteer attorneys in handling close to 2,000 cases annually.