Month: November 2023
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Online Communities – Good enough?
Read more: Online Communities – Good enough?The link from this page is to the recording of a recent service at UUSpokane. This regular service is not an NAUA event, but given the need in the NAUA and all distributed organizations to create and sustain online communities, I hope it will be of interest. I also am at risk of “blowing my…
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Are You Celebrating Chalica
Read more: Are You Celebrating ChalicaFor a number of years the UUA/CUC encouraged members and congregations to participate in seasonal celebration of the 7 Principles. The featured image (above) from the Unitarian Church of Edmonton, shows their attempt to celebrate the first day of Chalica in years past. The Web archive retrieves an announcement of Chalica from an old UUA site…
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Tributes to Rev. Dr. Finley C. Campbell
Read more: Tributes to Rev. Dr. Finley C. CampbellIn this special issue of UUMUAC”s View from the Mountaintop 11 friends provide memories and pictures of Rev. Dr Finley C. Campbell, Rev Campbell was the founder of the Unitarian Universalist Multiracial Unity Action Council. (UUMUAC) Finley’s principled anti-racism, so thoroughly uncompromising, led him to an understanding that is still not grasped by many people: that racism in many forms…
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Nov. 18, 2023 – The “United” States
Read more: Nov. 18, 2023 – The “United” StatesNAUA Treasurer Bob Simoni shares his insights into the often united, United States Recent Posts Archives
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Rev. Kate Rhode opens law suit against the UUA
Read more: Rev. Kate Rhode opens law suit against the UUARev. Kate Rhode has successfully launched her lawsuit against the UUA. In the suit she charges that the UUA unlawfully disfellowshipped her and thus eliminated her pension. This follows a distinguished career as a UU minister. She served many congregations over 40 years of successful UU ministry. Rev. Rhode has launched a GoFund Me page entitled “Make…
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Different Responses to the Current State of Unitarian Universalism
Read more: Different Responses to the Current State of Unitarian UniversalismThe illiberalism that currently exerts control over the Unitarian Universalist denomination gives rise to many intense feelings. In this essay, reprinted from Issue #7 of the Liberal Beacon, Stephen Polmar aptly describes these reactions with which many of us are currently struggling. The essay uses the lens of Kubler-Ross’s Stages of Grief model. This model and Stephen’s comments…
