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LifePeople say, ‘Bloom where you’re planted,’ but things happen.Meg Barnhouse
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LifeGrowing diversity in music characterizes Unitarian Universalism today.Donald E. Skinner
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LifeElements from a 1911 church are incorporated into a new sanctuary for Unitarian Universalists in Peoria.
Jane Greer -
LifeUnitarian Universalist churches, General Assembly affirm transgender people.Donald E. Skinner
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Life‘There are more people here interested in what we have to offer than you might think.’Donald E. Skinner
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LifeBuilding a Unitarian Universalist church in a virtual reality world.
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LifeGoing with the flow sounds nice, until the river tries to kill you.Meg Barnhouse
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LifeDinner, programs, and worship for all ages bring people together on weeknights.Tom Stites
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LifeFireworks and church may not seem to go together, but in my family they do.Meg Barnhouse
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Life
I decided that this was an auspicious moment to have a discussion with my older child about ‘nonmaterialism.’
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LifeMore than 100 Unitarian Universalist congregations participate in congregation-based community organizing.Donald E. Skinner
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LifeSecond Life, the much-hyped online virtual reality world, is home to a growing Unitarian Universalist congregation.
Kenneth Sutton