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God Is Spirit, God Is Love: A Treatise On Spiritual Unitarianism by George Elliot, R Bruce Rowland, 2010-02-28
Unitarianism; Its Origin and History. a Course of Sixteen Lectures Delivered in Channing Hall, Boston, 1888-89 by American Unitarian Association, 2009-12-20
Journey Toward Independence: King's Chapel's Transition to Unitarianism : The 1989 Minns Lecture by Carl Scovel, Charles C. Forman, 1993-06
A Pocket Guide to Unitarianism
Rational Religion Examined, Or Remarks On the Pretensions of Unitarianism ... by Baden Powell, 2010-03-09
Unitarianism: an historic survey by J. Estlin Carpenter, 1922-01-01
Faith In The Holy Trinity V1-2: The Doctrine Of The Gospel, And Sabellian Unitarianism Shown To Be The God-Denying Apostacy (1818) by William Hales, 2010-05-22
Secret fraternal societies and unitarianism: Can a true Christian belong to such and still honor Christ? by Charles Elsworth Putnam, 1927
A Century of Village Unitarianism: Being a History of the Reformed Christian (Unitarian) Church of Trenton, Oneida County, N.Y., 1803-1903 by Charles Graves, 2010-01-01
An Examination of the Charges Made Against Unitarians and Unitarianism: And the Improved Version, by the Right Rev. Dr. Magee, Bishop of Raphoe, in His ... Some Strictures On the Statements of the by Lant Carpenter, 2010-01-10
Remarks on the Rev. Dr. Worcester's letter to Mr. Channing: on the "Review of American Unitarianism" in a late Panoplist by William Ellery Channing, 2010-09-04
A letter to the Rev. William E. Channing, on the subject of his letter to the Rev. Samuel C. Thatcher, relating to the review in the Panoplist, of American Unitarianism by Samuel Worcester, 2010-08-03
Boston Unitarianism, 1820-1850: A Study Of The Life And Work Of Nathaniel Langdon Frothingham (1890) by Octavius Brooks Frothingham, 2010-09-10
The history of Unitarianism in the southern churches: Charleston, New Orleans, Louisville, Richmond, by Arthur A Brooks, 1907

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Uuworld.org : Liberal Religion And Life
Magazine of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Recent stories, RSS feeds, and subscription information.
http://www.uuworld.org/
First Unitarian Society Of Westchester Sermon Archive
Minister of the First Unitarian Society of Westchester, NY.
http://www.westchesteruu.org/sermons/sermons.htm

Extractions: Sermon Archive January 3, 2010 Winter White: Perspectives on the Season October 11 John Dietrich, American Humanist - Part I September 27 Yom Kippur September 13 Continuity August 16 New Views of Diversity May 10, 2009 Mothers: Prophets of Peace (Rev. Arlin Roy) April 19, 2009 Membership Sunday 2009 April 12, 2009 Easter Sunday 2009 April 5, 2009 Palm Sunday/Passover 2009 February 22, 2009 Hopes For The New President February 1, 2009 Changes Unseen December 7, 2008 Advent November 9, 2008 Genocide November 2, 2008 All Soul's Day October 26, 2008 Hyper-miling October 5, 2008 Small Fidelities September 28, 2008 The Sacrifice of Isaac September 7, 2008 Opening Service 2008 August 3, 2008 A Shooting in Knoxville May 11, 2008 Mother's Day 2008 May 4, 2008 Noise Sculpture April 20, 2008 Passover 2008 April 13, 2008 Community and Transformation February 17, 2008 Buddhism and President's Day January 20, 2008 Martin Luther King Sunday 2008 January 13, 2008 Membership Sunday 2008 January 6, 2008 Epiphany and Dia de los Reyes December 23, 2007
Revricky.com
Sermons by a Unitarian Universalist minister serving a congregation in the Los Angeles area.
http://www.revricky.com/

Extractions: I often receive requests from lay people in our UU congregations to read one of my sermons during worship. I’m happy to give this permission and only ask that you give me appropriate credit as the author both during the worship service and in any printed materials associated with the worship such as a bulletin or newsletter. Please, also, refer your congregation to this website as the source of the sermon and as a place they can find more of my writing. I’d also appreciate an email letting me know that you’re using my work.
1st Unitarian: 2010-11 Sermons
Minister of the First Unitarian Church of Rochester, NY.
http://www.rochesterunitarian.org/Sermons.html
Unitarian Universalist Congregation Of Binghamton
Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Binghamton, NY.
http://uubinghamton.org/sermons.html

Extractions: Home About Us Activities Calendar ... Special Speeches Poisoning Our Own Wells October 24, 2010 Why We Respect Each Other October 10, 2010 Service As Joy October 3, 2010 Repair September 19, 2010 God: A Universe of Connections June 27, 2010 Pilgrims on the Journey May 30, 2010 Spiritual Maturity May 2, 2010 Banish the Edges April 25, 2010 Grace Knots March 28, 2010 Intimacy, Ultimacy, and Efficacy March 21, 2010 God Is Not Fair February 21, 2010 February 14, 2010 A Brief History of Hell June 21, 2009 Different is Good May 10, 2009 Heeding the Prophet Margin March 29, 2009 March 22, 2009 As a Tool of the Sacred March 15, 2009 Last Lecture (or Sermon) March 1, 2009 Prayer as Spiritual Aikido February 15, 2009 Creation Unfolding February 8, 2009 Was Forty Years Long Enough? January 18, 2009 Broken Wing January 4, 2009 Feast of the Sacrifice December 7, 2008 Eek-ology November 16, 2008 Religion and Violence November 9, 2008 How to Avoid Getting Burned at the Stake October 26, 2008 Dear Mr. President October 5, 2008 A Feisty Peace for Unquiet Times September 21, 2008 Forgive Again September 14, 2008
Unitarian Universalist Church, Online, Welcoming Ministry
An online virtual congregation of Unitarian Universalists found all over the world.
http://www.uua.org/clf/

Extractions: In his sermon "They Just Fade Away" Chaplain David Pyle talks about the tremendous challenges today's veterans face, and calls for UU communities to address the spiritual needs and gifts of these veterans. What do you have to offer to veterans? What special gifts do you think veterans have to offer to UUism? Discuss the November Quest. Church of the Larger Fellowship (CLF), 25 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02108-2823
Unitarian Church In Hungary
Directory of congregations, history, news, and media.
http://www.unitarius.hu/uch.htm

Extractions: "As it was the will of our Lord Sovereign, his Highness, to bring decisions along with his country on the sessions of the Diet the preceding days, regarding the matters of religion, he is willing to confirm the same this very day, namely that preachers are supposed to propagate the Gospel in all places, according to their own understanding, and if the community is willing to accept, it is well, if it is not, no one is allowed to press them to adopt it in spite of their not being reassured in their heart; but they may keep a preacher whose teachings they like. And no one among the superintendents, or others are allowed to hurt them for this, for on account of the religion no one is to be sneered at, according to the former rules. No one is allowed to threaten anyone with imprisonment or deprivation of his office; for faith is the gift of God , this comes from listening, listening to the words of God." Diet of Torda, January, 1568. About the Unitarians Bishops Office Principles Beliefs and Thoughts History of the Unitarian Church ... What has endured Francis D�vid life and work?
Geneva Unitarian Universalists - Home Page
UUs in Geneva.
http://www.genevauu.org/

Extractions: Next Service Date: 21 November 2010 Topic: Motivation � Doing the Right Thing for the Wrong Reason Sunday Meetings The Unitarian Universalist group in Geneva,Switzerland invites you to join us for Sunday services, usually the 3 rd Sunday of the month. This year we offer two types of service. On some Sundays we focus on seasonal observances drawn from various religious traditions. These are joint services with adults and children meeting together. On other Sundays we examine our own spiritual roots, using Richard S. Gilbert�s Build Your Own Theology series as our framework. For these services a concurrent youth service is offered for children three years and older. Younger children are welcome with an accompanying adult. Please join us for a year devoted to celebrating life and better understanding our spirituality.
UU Ministers Association
Dedicated to enchancing ministerial skills, effectiveness, and leadership.
http://www.uuma.org/

Extractions: Contact Us Sign In Register Community Search RadControlsNamespace.AppendStyleSheet(false, 'FrontendMainMenu', '/global_inc/RadControls/Menu/Scripts/4_3_2/menu.css'); RadControlsNamespace.AppendStyleSheet(false, 'FrontendMainMenu', '/global_inc/RadControls/Menu/Skins/YMPublic/styles.css'); Featured Members UUMA Guidelines Spread the Word We believe this new site will continue to help us grow in our ability to deepen our sense of collegiality and connection with each other, offer new and exciting ways for us to share information, learning and best practices with each other and offer new possibilities for strengthening our ministries and our professional association.
Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry
Boston, Massachusetts coalition. Newsletter, list of member churches, and contact information.
http://www.uuum.org/

Extractions: Urban Ministry For nearly 200 years, the UU Urban Ministry has been working side-by-side with Boston's urban communities to create opportunities and instill hope for a brighter future. We concentrate our efforts primarily in out-of-school-time programming for at-risk youth and shelter for those fleeing domestic violence . We also operate a program focused on providing support for men in transition, including those involved with the criminal justice system. Our ministry is rooted in direct experience and service with those in Boston who are struggling for better lives. We seek to build bridges of understanding and mutuality so that people in various economic circumstances can work together to effect change. Our goal is to create a human community that is peaceful and just. Mission Statement: The Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry unites communities and transforms individuals through education, service, and advocacy. We engage communities and congregations in social action and change with programs that empower youth and adults to realize their full potential.
Promise The Children, A Unitarian Universalist Organization
501(c)3 organization helping Unitarian Universalists advocate for and with young people.
http://www.promisethechildrenuu.org/

Extractions: PromiseTheChildren At Promise the Children our mission is to increase public support for the healthy development of our nation’s youngest citizens with regard to policies around public education, nutrition, healthcare, and comprehensive sexuality education. We enlist adult allies and give them the tools to advocate on behalf of school-aged children and youth, as well as construct and facilitate curricula that support educating youth to advocate for themselves. Through our website you can find out the latest in policy development and events regarding children and youth through our news and issues pages. Under resources , you can find valuable tools for advocacy such as recommended templates, curriculum guides for youth workshops, and volunteer opportunities. Our blog includes written commentary by our staff as well as guest youth bloggers and our youth page is packed with resources for our younger audience. We welcome donations to fund: Our research of public policy and legislation regarding accessible health care, childhood nutrition, preschool and k-12 public education, and comprehensive sexuality education
UUBF Home Page
Unitarian Universalists who are interested in investigating and practicing Buddhism.
http://www.uua.org/uubf/

Extractions: Welcome to the home page of the Unitarian Universalist Buddhist Fellowship. Since the introduction of the first Buddhist texts to America in the mid-nineteenth century, Buddhism has been as extremely influential force among Unitarians and, over the last thirty years, Unitarian Universalists. Early Unitarians, such as Henry David Thoreau, Margaret Fuller, and Ralph Waldo Emerson responded with great enthusiasm to Buddhism's emphasis on individual experience, rather than appeal to scriptures or belief in miraculous events, as the basis for authority in spiritual matters. In recent years, Unitarian Universalists have increasingly been drawn to explore Buddhist religious practices, especially seated meditation, in order to ground the "free and responsible search for truth and meaning" that is one of the guiding principles of the UU tradition. Meditation invites a direct and immediate experience of reality and provides a balance to purely intellectual inquiry. From the announcement in the World of a UU-Zen retreat with Rev. James Ishmael Ford, March '96
The Magi Network Home Page
An opportunity to contribute financially to the creation of Christian Unitarian churches.
http://members.tripod.com/magi_network/
Unitarian Universalists For A Just Economic Community
UUJEC works to educate within and outside the UUA about the conditions needed to create a just economic community.
http://www.uujec.org/

Extractions: The source of the immigration issue is simple: when a wealthy nation borders a poor one, people on both sides of the border are going to exploit the differences. North Americanspersonally and corporatelyhave long traveled to Mexico to take advantage of its poverty and the laxity of its laws; and Mexicans have long traveled to the US to take advantage of its higher salaries. It should be noted that few North Americans wish to remain in Mexico, and few Mexicans wish to remain in the US. Continued.... Interfaith Worker Justice is coordinating another National Day of Action Against Wage Theft to highlight the ongoing crisis and ways that workers and communities are organizing to stop it. November 18 is one week before Thanksgiving, a time when we celebrate our plenty at feasts throughout the nation but workers who have had their legal wages stolen will be struggling to provide for their family feasts this season. We are urging worker centers, labor unions and worker advocates throughout the country to organize an event on November 18, and to coordinate your action with IWJ by contacting Public Policy Director Ted Smukler (tsmukler@iwj.org). To list your action, to find an action in your area, to endorse the National Day of Action Against Wage Theft or to learn more go
Unitarian Universalists For Alternatives To The Death Penalty
Activities and contact information.
http://www.uuadp.org/

Extractions: Unitarian Universalists for Alternatives to the Death Penalty People of faith working to affirm the dignity of every human being. A Denomination Opposed to Capital Punishment The Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations (UUA) has opposed capital punishment since 1961. At its annual General Assemblies, delegates from congregations throughout the country have repeatedly reaffirmed need to find alternatives to the death penalty. The UUADP gives witness to the moral position of the Unitarian Universalist faith community. Our members come from 43 different states. We are grateful for the enthusiastic support we have received from our denomination, particularly the UUA Faith in Action Office for Justice Programs, and the Fund for Unitarian Universalist Social Responsibility One of the most shameful aspects of our current criminal justice system is the death penalty. Studies fail to demonstrate that the death penalty actually deters crime. Experience shows that judges and juries wrongly convict defendants. Given the number of death row inmates released on account of innocence, it is highly likely that we have executed innocent people and will do so again in the future unless we abolish the death penalty.
University Of Minnesota Unitarian Universalist Student Group
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Meeting schedule and contact information.
http://webuus.com/uuu/
Unitarian Universalist Community
At Duke University. Meeting times and contact information.
http://www.duke.edu/web/uucommunity/

Extractions: Community The Unitarian Universalist Community is a gathering of Duke University undergraduate and graduate students interested in providing liberal, open minded community on campus. We meet Monday at 9:00pm in the Chapel kitchen for snacks, social time and a short worship service. Join us! For more information about this organization contact Patty Hanneman , the group's leader, and request to be put on the group's mailing list to receive announcements about our upcoming meetings. UU links in the Triangle Area: UU Young Adult Links: About UU Principles and Purposes of UU Unitarian Universalist Association
UUA: Skinner House Books
A UUA imprint that publishes titles on Unitarian Universalist history, theology, biography, and worship.
http://www.uua.org/skinner/

Extractions: document.documentElement.className += " js"; Page Content Page Navigation Congregations About Us Bookstore Press Room ... Page Navigation GO! Page Navigation Page Navigation A Child's Book of Animal Poems and Blessings Eliza Blanchard, Editor These poems, prayers and blessings about our animal brethren are drawn from around the world and throughout history. Bless All Who Serve for Military Personnel and Their Families Matthew and Gail Tittle, Editors
Unitarian T-Shirts, Unitarian Gifts, UU Apparel
Gifts, T-shirts, and other apparel for Unitarian Universalists.
http://www.uu.wittyselfexpression.com/

Extractions: Irked At Religious Kooks We offer a large variety of Unitarian T-shirts , other UU apparel , and Unitarian gifts and items for the home . We handle the design and promotion. CafePress.com handles the printing, shipping, billing, and any returns. Browse through these links to a picture of a product you like, click on it, and add it to your shopping cart at CafePress. Click on "Shopping cart" (upper right) when you are ready to check out. Click this image to see our Unitarian T-shirts for men Click this image to see our UU apparel for women and Jrs. Click this image to see our Unitarian gifts and home Just saying you are a UU doesn't say enough. Are you a UU Christian? Nature Mystic? Activist? Humanist? We have designs for you. Our Unitarian apparel will let you tell the world what kind of UU you are. Click on the link to see our money-back guarantee and our promise of privacy.
Durban Unitarian Congregation
Services include readings, music, sermons and stimulating discussions thereof and are followed by coffee and tea during which the subject of the next sermon is discussed. Durban Unitarian services are living proof of a commitment to create a spiritual environment that encourages participants to think for themselves.
http://www.unitarian.co.za/unitarians_durban.html

Extractions: Durban Unitarians often comment that they attend services because they 'enjoy them so much', not because they feel they 'ought to'. SERVICES FOR 2010 Forthcoming Services 14 November 2010 Topic: Encounter with Unitarians of the Mid-west Coordinators: 28 November 2010 Topic: The philosophical implications of quantum mechanics Presenter : Irwin Friedman 13 December 2010 Topic: Set your Spirit Free! Coordinators: Recent Services 10 October 2010 Spring and Blessing ceremony Master of ceremonies Ivan Baard Coordinator: Leslie Conlon 24 October 2010 Topic: The Rich and the Red Path Presenters Services held earlier in the year 24 January 2010 Topic: 'The Garden' Presenter : Irwin Friedman reads from his novella 14 February 2010 Topic : " Crime, Justice & Punishment: are you willing to be complicit in legal murder?" Presenter : Shirley Bell 28 February 2010 Topic : " Finding Inner Strength in a Troubled World" Presenter : Judy Zingel discusses the work of Robert Wicks 14 March 2010 Topic "The War on Democracy"

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