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Pilgrims’ 400-year legacy alive in Plymouth

The congregation established by the Pilgrims in 1620 belongs to the Unitarian Universalist Association today.

Kimberly French 11/20/2006
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Black inventor helped found Queens church

Son of slaves invented key elements of lightbulb.

Kimberly French 10/30/2006
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Hungry for democracy

Americans are reclaiming their political voices from the power of concentrated wealth.

Frances Moore Lappé 10/9/2006
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Does tolerance disarm religious liberals?

The author of ‘The End of Faith’ has good news and bad news for Unitarian Universalists.

Warren R. Ross 9/4/2006
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Secularism and tolerance after 9/11

Isn’t religion supposed to be fading away?

Doug Muder 9/4/2006
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Musicians’ network offers children’s songbook

Thirty songs for children’s choirs and worship services.

Christopher L. Walton 8/21/2006
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What would Jefferson and Adams do?

What two Unitarian U.S. presidents would think of contemporary religious politics.

Forrest Church 7/3/2006
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St. Louis, first Unitarian outpost in the West

The first Unitarian church west of the Mississippi River was formed in 1835.

Suzanne Meyer 6/19/2006
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From Islam to Unitarian Universalism

So far as I knew, no one had ever left Islam who was not wicked.

Hafidha Acuay 6/12/2006
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UU author wins Newbery for 'Criss Cross'

Thoughtful teen novel weaves in themes from various world religions.

Keith Kron 6/5/2006
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The Magdalene code

Deciphering the woman misrepresented by the church fathers and ‘The Da Vinci Code.’

Elizabeth Lerner Maclay 5/15/2006
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Marriage in the nineteenth century

Two books reveal the complexities of women’s lives in Unitarian Boston.

John A. Buehrens 5/8/2006