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LifeUnitarian Universalists in Danbury, Connecticut, help immigrants directly every week.Kimberly French -
EditorialThe true test of this year’s GA is what our congregations in every state do five years from now.Peter Morales
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LifeActs of service have spiritual and psychological dimensions, too.Molly Howes
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UU NewsBicycling ministers turn long-distance rides into opportunities to raise funds and awareness for charitable causes.Michelle Bates Deakin
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LifeValues I learned from my two moms and UU church led me to testify before the Iowa House.Zach Wahls
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LifeFor the Rev. Bob Murphy, environmentalism and ministry overlap like the shoreline and the sea.Michelle Bates Deakin -
Life‘The impact of Isipho on us has been massive. Our whole family is different.’Michelle Bates Deakin
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IdeasThe Occupy protests have much in common with political movements of the 1840s, 1890s, and 1930s—including a spiritual dimension.Daniel McKanan
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LifeEddie O’Toole ships American surplus to Honduras, dramatically affecting people’s lives.Elaine McArdle -
EditorialAn organic coffee farm and ecotourism lodge founded by a Unitarian Universalist couple is a model for just and sustainable tourism.
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LifeHow responding to panhandlers has become one of the most delightful spiritual disciplines.Victoria Weinstein