features JANUARY/FEBRUARY
2005· VOL
XIX NO 1 Wielding Our Power
Unitarian Universalists are a mainstream, middle-class association far closer to the center of both politics and power than we generally like to admit.
Our Power Problem
We the Powerful
Joseph Nye's 'Soft Power'
Small group ministries, also known as covenant groups, are reinvigorating many UU churches by creating opportunities for sacred time.
Time to Commit
The current debate in America about the nature of marriage provides an opportunity for UUs to develop a new theology of marriage.
reflections
Commentary. The ceremony of innocence
Affirmation.
Church of all sorts
departments
Opening Words.
From the Editor. Sharing Personal Stories
Our Calling. Claiming the promise, round 2
Letters.
Forum. Preventing nuclear terrorism
Bookshelf. James Luther Adams's examined faith
Looking Back.Samuel Gridley Howe: Champion of the blind
uu news
UUs register thousands of voters
Hope amidst disappointing election results
UUs in the News.
UU minister honored by truckers mag
In the Congregations.
Town founded by Unitarians marks 150th
New
solar panels electrify church
Social Witness.
UUs rejoice at pickle boycott's resolution
Baskets send Bolivians to school
Political Action. Civil liberties reexamined in 2005 Congress
Milestones/Obituaries
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