Nicole Sweeney Etter, a member of First Unitarian Society of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is a freelance writer and editor.
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By Nicole Sweeney Etter
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Better than Sunday schoolNicole Sweeney EtterForty hours of Chalice Camp is almost as much time as kids would get in a full year of Sunday school.
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Engaging with youth about antiracismNicole Sweeney Etter‘Young people are really hungry for opportunities to talk about these issues.’
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Flexibility is key at Wisconsin congregationNicole Sweeney EtterMembership at Lake Country UU Church has more than doubled since 2006.
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‘She smiles when she swims’Nicole Sweeney EtterNew Jersey teen sets new world record for open-water swimming.
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Selling the seeds of changeNicole Sweeney EtterA UU-founded company is on a mission to reclaim our seed heritage. -
The soundtrack of childhood cancerNicole Sweeney EtterAlastair Moock's songs for his 5-year-old with leukemia now help many other families, too. -
Harmony, the ‘un-church’Nicole Sweeney EtterInnovative lay-led congregation has unusually high ratio of children to adults.
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Unitarian Universalist authors capture young adult imaginationsNicole Sweeney Etter'I'm not trying to be dark. I'm trying to tell the stories that need to be told.'
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‘The only place I can really be me’Nicole Sweeney EtterSummer camps help kids build their Unitarian Universalist identity.
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Urban gardener hopes to turn foreclosures into farmsNicole Sweeney EtterMilwaukee UU believes creating a 'harvestable city' will improve quality of life.