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LifeTwo prison chaplains who minister together in Oregon’s only women’s prison discuss the need to end the prison-industrial complex and mass incarceration.
Elaine McArdle -
SpiritWe seek to reform Unitarian Universalism because we can never be the bearers of love and justice if the foundation that sustains us is still perpetuating the very problems we long to solve.
Sofía Betancourt -
EditorialThe do-it-yourself fellowship movement spread Unitarian congregations far and wide between 1948 and the 1960s, but its legacy is complicated.
Warren R. Ross -
EditorialMeadville Lombard has transformed its approach to theological education.
TK Barger -
IdeasOrdained in 1863, Brown was the first woman ordained with full denominational authority in America.
Laurie Carter Noble -
UU NewsIn historic Boston meeting, denominations plan closer public witness ties, collaboration in other areas.
Christopher L. Walton -
IdeasRegarded as one of the most influential Unitarian ministers who ever lived, Parker’s legacy is evident in many modern progressive movements.
Dean Grodzins -
EditorialThe effort came decades after First Church and the American Unitarian Association rebuffed Rev. W.H.G. Carter and the Church of the Unitarian Brotherhood, which he founded.
David Whitford -
Editorial‘The problem in Unitarian Universalism is sometimes an idealism that is too abstract and too good to be true.’
Tom Stites