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LifeIn Brevard, North Carolina, Unitarian Universalists made 104 clay chalices in their homes—a hands-on way to stay connected.
Heather Beasley Doyle -
IdeasCongregational music programs had to adjust quickly when the coronavirus pandemic forced worship services online. Now many are facing the reality that they might not meet in person again until next spring.
Joshua Eaton -
EditorialDuring the AIDS era, the saving presence of art in my life enabled me both to grieve full time and to serve as a minister full time.
Mark L. Belletini -
IdeasBook to note: Redemption Songs: A Year in the Life of a Community Prison Choir.
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SpiritMy UU faith—and my parents’ lived examples—informed my thinking about living and dying, sustaining and influencing me more than I realized.
Kathryn Hamilton Warren -
Spiritwho are we the people to keep people / from cropping the ‘amber waves of grain’
Everett Hoagland -
Spirit‘The more I worked with it, the more I liked the idea of God’s grace as three sweet teenagers following me around.’
Barbara Gadon -
Spirit‘Birds represent the glorious continuation of their extinct dinosaur ancestors.’
Rex LeBeau -
LifeA documentary about LGBTQ immigrants, a documentary about progressive religion in Oklahoma, and an animated short film about refugees have Unitarian Universalist connections.
Elaine McArdle -
SpiritWorship highlights from the UUA General Assembly in Spokane, Washington.
Kenneth Sutton, John Benford, Nancy Pierce -
LifeMany artful touches make the building and grounds of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane memorable.
Sonja L. Cohen