features MAY/JUNE
2005· VOL XIX NO 3
Energy
and Ethics
Climatologists agree Earth is heating up, but many Americans have
not confronted the ethical challenges of global warming: Our way of life
endangers millions of people.
Why I Go To General Assembly
It’s the cure for “denominational shallowness.”
Ministry Behind Bars
The message of inherent worth and dignity speaks to inmates as UU pen
pals and chaplains reach out.
reflections
Affirmation.
This little life of mine
Encounter.
Kindness and hope
Meditation. Bubbles of earth
Worship. Beltaine
(May 1)
Testimony. Creations. Inside Out.
departments
Opening Words.
From the Editor. UU World announces changes in frequency
Our Calling. Is the UU glass half full or half empty?
Letters.
Forum. Exercise as spiritual play
Bookshelf. Making sense of the conservative worldview
Bookshelf. Notable Recordings
Bookshelf. Interview: Paul Kendrick's ambitious first book
Congregational Life. Raising money through home hospitality
What in the World? Global warming, prison ministry, and metaphors
Looking Back. Hosea Ballou’s Universalist manifesto
uu news
Valentine campaign
in California
UU evangelism fosters new church growth
Living the Faith.
Wilderness chaplain wears
a uniform
Interconnected
Web.
Podcasting helps spread
UU message
International.
Unitarian Universalist tsunami
donations exceed $1.5 million
Latin American UUs assemble to form AUULA
In the Congregations.
South Carolina kids honor MLK
Fellowship named for Goodloe
Reston banners destroyed
twice
Large churches meet in
Boston
UUA.
Financial advisor Ladd
departs
Milestones.
Political Action.
Sex ed comes under fire
in Washington
UUA Elections.
Candidates in General Assembly
races
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