Heather Beasley Doyle is a freelance journalist and UU based in Arlington, Massachusetts, whose work has appeared in Episcopal News Service, TheNation.com, Al Jazeera America, and other publications.
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By Heather Beasley Doyle
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Dallas Congregation Supports People Seeking AbortionsHeather Beasley Doyle
Unitarian Universalists offer pastoral care to travelers to New Mexico.
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Meeting Pandemic-Era Trauma with Choices and Radical HospitalityHeather Beasley DoyleImportant for people to ‘feel a sense of agency, empowerment, and choice.’
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Widening the Circle of Concern, Together, to Upend White SupremacyHeather Beasley DoyleFive central Illinois congregations collaborate, aided by a new UUA study/action guide.
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UU congregations partner with housing, food nonprofits amid pandemicHeather Beasley DoyleKansas and Arizona churches serve as emergency shelters; California and New York churches provide groceries to people in need.
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Kansas church wins court battle to host homeless shelterHeather Beasley DoyleShawnee Mission Unitarian Universalist Church wins court battle to house homeless people in Lenexa, Kansas.
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On religious groundsHeather Beasley DoyleA congregation fought—and won—a three-year battle to install solar panels on its historic building.
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Moved to serveHeather Beasley DoyleA new location for a Michigan congregation opened up opportunities to help immigrants and refugees. Moving has been nothing short of transformative.
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‘I would still undertake the call’Heather Beasley DoyleA New Hampshire congregation attempts to repair past wrongs by the church against a devoted biracial Universalist minister, his sister, and their family.
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OWL program takes flightHeather Beasley DoyleThe sexuality education program moves beyond our congregations.
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‘It’s the heart of what we do’Heather Beasley DoyleNineteen years on, a church’s annual Christmas Day Dinner brings the community closer than ever.
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Unitarian Universalist allies cheer Standing Rock victoryHeather Beasley DoyleClose to 200 Unitarian Universalists joined Interfaith Day of Prayer, where word spread that construction would halt.
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In François Clemmons’s unlikely neighborhoodHeather Beasley DoyleClemmons looks back on his music career and his groundbreaking role on ‘Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood.’
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Blurring denominational linesHeather Beasley DoyleClergy in interfaith settings benefit from the changing theological landscape.
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Skinner House celebrates forty years of UU publishingHeather Beasley DoyleOnce an imprint of Beacon Press, Skinner House’s mission continues to evolve.
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Lydia Maria Child: More than a Thanksgiving songHeather Beasley DoyleThe Unitarian famous for writing ‘Over the River and Through the Wood’ was also an ardent anti-slavery activist.
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A stitch through timeHeather Beasley DoyleA Portland women’s group sewed its way to a religious home.
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Breakthrough Congregation: Teens lead the wayHeather Beasley DoyleA Breakthrough Congregation’s teen-led religious education program revitalizes First Religious Society in Carlisle, Massachusetts.
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Chalice project connects communityHeather Beasley DoyleIn Brevard, North Carolina, Unitarian Universalists made 104 clay chalices in their homes—a hands-on way to stay connected.