Meet the Exhibitors Joining GA 2026 – First Unitarian Church of Honolulu

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Say Yes to the Shared GA Journey

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GA 2026 is taking shape as a powerful shared experience of worship, learning, connection, and collective action.

Whether you’ll be joining online, gathering at a Satellite Site, taking part at the Studio Site in Louisville, or participating from your congregation or home, registering by April 30 lets you lock in the current GA rate and begin planning the GA experience that feels right for you.

From business sessions and Sunday worship to Meet the Moment, the GA EduCenter, the Virtual Exhibit Hall, and the many moments of connection that happen in between, GA offers space to be inspired, challenged, grounded, and reminded that we are part of something larger than ourselves.

If GA is calling to you this year, now is a beautiful time to answer that call.

Make the Most of Your GA Experience

GA’s shared core experiences bring us together as a faith community: business sessions, worship, featured speakers, the Ware Lecture, and Meet the Moment programming.

The midweek portion of GA is designed to be flexible and supportive of real life. It’s a chance to engage with the on-demand learning and live webinars in the GA EduCenter, meet with identity groups or professional organizations, schedule meetups in the GA app, connect in ways that are meaningful to you, or simply move through the week at your own pace after three days of business sessions. Think of it as a choose-your-own pathway that complements the core GA experience.

Browse the official GA programming schedule for business sessions, worship, featured speakers, the Ware Lecture, and Meet the Moment.

For additional learning opportunities available through the GA app, explore the GA EduCenter directory (PDF) where you’ll find live webinars and on-demand workshops.

Meet the 2026 GA Exhibitors

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One of the joys of General Assembly is discovering the organizations, artists, publishers, theological schools, ministries, justice partners, and UU-aligned businesses whose work helps strengthen our wider community.

We’re glad to begin introducing the exhibitors who will be part of the 2026 UUA General Assembly.

When the GA app opens on Friday, May 29, you’ll be able to visit their interactive booths in the Virtual Exhibit Hall, where many exhibitors will be sharing videos, livestream showcases, downloadable resources, brochures, special offers, and direct ways to connect with booth staff.

Whether you’re looking for congregational resources, justice tools, books, music, faith formation materials, theological education opportunities, or simply want to explore the wider UU ecosystem, the Exhibit Hall is a wonderful way to continue the GA experience beyond the schedule grid.

It’s also one of the places where unexpected connections happen: the book you didn’t know you needed, the resource your congregation has been looking for, the ministry partner you’ll still be thinking about long after GA ends.

We’re excited to welcome these exhibitors into this year’s shared GA journey, and we hope you’ll spend time with them when the app opens.

Interested in joining them? It’s not too late to be an exhibitor at this year’s General Assembly. Continue to the next story to learn how.

Meet our Exhibitors

It’s Still Not Too Late to Exhibit or Sponsor at GA

There’s still time to be part of this year’s General Assembly as an exhibitor or sponsor.

The Virtual Exhibit Hall in the GA app powered by Whova offers a meaningful way to connect with thousands of engaged UUs before, during, and after GA. Whether you want to share resources, promote your organization, highlight a new book or initiative, or build visibility for your work, this is a great opportunity to show up where people are already gathering.

We are also still welcoming sponsors for this year’s GA, with opportunities that include visibility in the app, featured placements, digital recognition, and more.

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Six Ways to Participate in GA 2026

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There are many ways to take part in General Assembly, depending on what works best for you and your community.

You can join online from home and participate in live sessions as they happen.
You can attend a Satellite Site, where a congregation hosts a shared local experience connected to GA programming.
You can gather with others through a Community Gathering, whether that is a single watch party or a full weekend of shared participation.
You can attend in person at the Studio Site at the Galt House in Louisville, the largest in-person gathering of the Assembly and the location where worship and major GA moments are produced and shared with participants everywhere.
You can explore learning opportunities through live and on-demand programs in the EduCenter.
Or you can combine approaches, joining live events when you can and watching recordings later.

There is no single right way to attend GA. Participate in the way that fits your schedule, energy, and community.

Plan Your GA Experience

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