UU churches celebrate a variety of holidays, and more
UU churches celebrate variety of holidays
Newburyport, Mass.'s First Religious Society, UU, keeps an 83-year-old Christmas tradition alive with its annual Candlelight Service. (The Daily News of Newburyport - Newburyport, MA 12.18.08)
The Paint Creek UU Congregation in Rochester, Mich., prepares for its annual Winter Solstice celebration. (Mirror - Royal Oak, MI 12.14.08)
The UU Society of Sacramento, Calif., celebrated Día de los Muertos, the Mexican Day of the Dead. (Sacramento News & Review - Sacramento, CA 12.11.08)
Church remembers Knoxville with performance
The Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge is staging a production of Annie Jr., the children's play that was interrupted by a church shooting at the Tennessee Valley UU Church in July. (2TheAdvocate - Baton Rouge, LA 12.14.08)
A minister's thoughts on Prop 8
The Rev. Dr. Betty Stapleford, minister of the Conejo Valley UU Fellowship in Newbury Park, Calif., writes about her sadness over the state's passing of Proposition 8, which stops same-sex couples from marrying. (Ventura County Star - Camarillo, CA 12.17.08)
UUs reflect on their religious history
Jane Reuter writes about her path to Unitarian Universalism. (YourHub.com - Denver, CO 12.9.08)
Five lifelong Unitarians and Universalists will talk about their religious background in a special service at the UU Congregation of Somerset Hills in North Branch, N.J. (Somerset Reporter - Somerset, NJ 12.11.08)
Newburyport, Mass.'s First Religious Society, UU, keeps an 83-year-old Christmas tradition alive with its annual Candlelight Service. (The Daily News of Newburyport - Newburyport, MA 12.18.08)
The Paint Creek UU Congregation in Rochester, Mich., prepares for its annual Winter Solstice celebration. (Mirror - Royal Oak, MI 12.14.08)
The UU Society of Sacramento, Calif., celebrated Día de los Muertos, the Mexican Day of the Dead. (Sacramento News & Review - Sacramento, CA 12.11.08)
Church remembers Knoxville with performance
The Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge is staging a production of Annie Jr., the children's play that was interrupted by a church shooting at the Tennessee Valley UU Church in July. (2TheAdvocate - Baton Rouge, LA 12.14.08)
A minister's thoughts on Prop 8
The Rev. Dr. Betty Stapleford, minister of the Conejo Valley UU Fellowship in Newbury Park, Calif., writes about her sadness over the state's passing of Proposition 8, which stops same-sex couples from marrying. (Ventura County Star - Camarillo, CA 12.17.08)
UUs reflect on their religious history
Jane Reuter writes about her path to Unitarian Universalism. (YourHub.com - Denver, CO 12.9.08)
Five lifelong Unitarians and Universalists will talk about their religious background in a special service at the UU Congregation of Somerset Hills in North Branch, N.J. (Somerset Reporter - Somerset, NJ 12.11.08)
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