Buy Me Some Peanuts and Cracker Jack...
Ah, Spring. When a young man’s fancy turns to…BASEBALL (of course). Is there any better time to renew our love of things that are simple and timeless and perfect in their execution? Spring and summ
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Dawning Future
The Unitarian Universalist Association is moving its headquarters, opening up virtual and physical space for communication, inclusion and engagement. The new headquarters offers opportunities for peop
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UU Congregations Needed to Field Test Certification Program
Rev. Barbara F. Meyers, Chair of Certification Program team EqUUal Access is pleased to announce the creation of a certification program for Unitarian Universalist Congregations, with the working titl
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Happy Valentine's Day
Bonnie Brown is the mother of Myra, a bright 15 year old who hopes to attend the University of Cambridge when she graduates high school. Their relationship is a close and loving one…and an unusual o
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Hero Worship
What is the definition of a hero? I like the quote by our own Ralph Waldo Emerson that, “ A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is brave five minutes longer.” You may have seen the recent
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