Category Archives: Unitarian Universalism
Required Reading For Unitarian Universalists
Ooooooooooh, boy. This is a tough one, gang. I recommend that you read not just the article but all the comments. The insults flung by angry Wyomingites* (sorry if that’s not a word) are cringe-inducing to read but they’re really … Continue reading
Opening Words and Invocations
I am liturgy geek and deeply despair of the lack of attention to our (sparse) Unitarian Universalist liturgical tradition,* and therefore obsess about the words I use to call the community to worship. Call them what you will: Invocation, Call … Continue reading
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What We Mean By “Transformation”
Doug Muder writes a great article about being an introvert at the Unitarian Universalist General Assembly. Although he writes with affection and appreciation for the enthusiasm and commitment he encounters among fellow UUs there, he reminds us that we are … Continue reading
