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Books by UU authors, Fall 2008
A selection of books written by Unitarian Universalists.
Ephraim Nute, free-state minister
New England Unitarians and other abolitionists helped found Lawrence, Kansas.
Sophia Lyon Fahs, revolutionary educator
Starting in 1937, Fahs helped lead a Unitarian religious education revival.
Books by UU authors, Winter 2008
Nature's tough love
How the prairie challenges the ego.
P.T. Barnum: The greatest faith on Earth
Circus promoter P.T. Barnum created ‘the greatest show on earth,’ but he was equally devoted to championing his religion, Universalism.
Charles Dickens and the notion of evil
Although his true villains are never redeemed, Dickens' novels demonstrate that good wins in the end.
Books by UU authors, Spring 2008
Strategies for effective activists
Lessons learned in the fight for reproductive rights.
Gordon Martin, civil rights lawyer
UUA parliamentarian's book chronicles African Americans' efforts to vote in 1960s Mississippi.
Books by UU authors, Fall 2006
E.E. Cummings’s ‘firstness’
Cummings proclaimed the primacy of individual experience.