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How Lincoln, Nebraska, came to be the picture of America’s multicultural future.

The effort came decades after First Church and the American Unitarian Association rebuffed Rev. W.H.G. Carter and the Church of the Unitarian Brotherhood, which he founded.

Spring enlivens us, yet from our human vantage not all resurrections are equally welcome.

A Cincinnati church reaches out to the family of W.H.G. Carter, a black Unitarian minister it rejected many years ago.

What to do when experience challenges tradition.

Master calligrapher Margaret Shepherd transforms ‘the words the church is made of’ into dazzling modern art.

Challenging the theology of redemptive suffering.

‘Christianity bears the marks of unresolved trauma,’ write two feminist theologians in a book that argues that suffering redeems nothing.

Eleven who died in the attacks of 9/11.