What can associations do as we see churches getting priced out of neighborhoods in the heart of our city? Project Norhill is our attempt to reclaim one of these gospel footprints.

It’s going to take collaboration to reach the forests and deserts of Houston.

UBA is moving toward a once-in-a-generation chance to establish a gospel footprint and church planting incubator in the Heights.

The Annual Celebration is one of the best living experiences of UBA's diversity, gospel unity, collaborative nature, and celebration of God's work in all corners of our city.

Here’s what you need to know.

Josh Ellis reviews one of his favorite leadership books—James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Posner’s The Leadership Challenge.

When disaster strikes, the Church must be prepared to minister to those inside and outside its walls. Here’s our plan.

Celebrating what God is doing locally through your association.

Josh Ellis reviews one of his favorite leadership books—Tim Elmore’s The Eight Paradoxes of Leadership: A Contrarian Approach to Building Leaders and Cultivating Influence.

The best way to understand how associations work is to experience it yourself. Join us for dinner on March 25 to learn what UBA is and see how we all play a role in working toward the Great Commission together.

UBA is a relational network of churches working toward a common goal, and the best way to understand it is to experience it yourself.