121. Home Grand Junction. Activities, calendar, history, news. http://www.uuus.org/

Uncompahgre Unitarian Universalist Society " We are Vitally Inclusive, Justice-Centered, and Spiritually Alive !!" The Society The Uncompahgre Unitarian Universalist Society - UUUS - is affiliated with the Unitarian Universalist Association, and is a progressive religious community. We meet for worship services in Grand Junction at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday mornings. Our full-time minister is the Rev. Dr. Marlene Walker In Grand Junction we provide children's and youth religious education at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday mornings. A satellite group of UUUS, "The Black Canyon Gathering", also meets in Delta for discussion groups. Call the church office at 257-0772 for more information, or email administrator@uuus.org (see the Worship Services page for upcoming services and Church Location for directions) Our Mission We unite to create an accepting, religious community which fosters lifelong learning, diversity, and spiritual growth. By reaching out to the larger community, by nurturing one another and the Earth of which we are a part, we live our Unitarian Principles of justice, reason and compassion Membership Membership requires a willingness to give of your time, talents and treasure as you are able. Are you interested in becoming a member of our church Call Rev. Walker at the church office, 970-257-0772 ext. 2, or email

122. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Of Santa Cruz County 6401 Freedom Boulevard, Aptos, California 95003 Telephone (831)6840506 We, themembers of the unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Santa Cruz County, http://www.uufscc.org/

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Santa Cruz County Home Calendar Contacts Unicorn ... Members Area From all that dwell below the skies let songs of hope and faith arise; let peace, good will on earth be sung through every land, by every tongue. Isaac Watts 1674-1748 New Photos Nurturers An Opportunity for Teachers Who We Are Sundays at the Fellowship Principles Mission Covenant Minister ... Childcare Where to find us Religious Education Map Contacts Directions Goals ... CUUPS (Covenant of UU Pagans) Choir Denominational Events Tool Pool Facilities Workshops AA CommComm Stewardship Days Social Action Committee Interfaith Satellite Shelter Program ... Rentals Unitarian Universalism is a non-credal association of churches and fellowships which affirm and promote the individual search for truth and meaning, justice equity and compassion in all human relations, and the interdependent web of life. HH

123. Columbine Unitarian Universalist Church - Littleton Colorado Columbine unitarian Universalist Church, Littleton Colorado, Liberal Religion inSouthwest Metro Denver, Welcoming Congregation. http://www.columbineuuchurch.org/

Sunday Services at 10:30 am Rev. Barry Bloom, Minister September Services Schedule September 11th Let Us Celebrate ... and Remember Rev Barry Bloom September Newsletter (PDF) September Events at CUUC Services Schedule Our Covenant Religious Education ... nitarian Universalism Our Mission: We are an open and welcoming community of diverse individuals who gather to: Honor many religious traditions in a non-dogmatic fashion Explore the spiritual and worldly values that guide our lives Raise and educate our children in a safe, supporting and nurturing environment Celebrate with each other in times of joy Support each other in times of need Embrace and live the Principles and Purposes of the Unitarian Universalist Association Welcome! If you are looking for a church in which to connect to your fellow humans in meaningful ways, raise your children with values that will sustain them in a complex world and, together, experience the spiritual mystery of our awesome universe, you have come to the right place. At Columbine UU, we are engaged in some of the "great work" that helps us place our lives in sacred context.

124. Home Page Of The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Of Elkhart IN unitarian universalist, elkhart indiana, a welcome to liberal nondogmaticreligion, handicapped accessible. http://www.uufe.org/

A safe community nurturing individual, spiritual and ethical growth Home Our Principles Our History Religious Education ... Contact Us The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Elkhart Indiana A Church for people who maintain their own religion. If Unitarian-Universalism is new to you, explore our Principles page and see how they fit with your philosophy. We hope you agree with most of our views, in which case we are with you in spirit. And please feel welcome to send us a question or request a call from the " How to Find or Contact Us " page. After exploring our site, if you have some comments, suggestions, or notice any errors, please send them along to our webmaster Visitors are always welcome at our church. We welcome you as you are, whoever you are, and wherever you are on your journey through lifeagnostic, humanist, pagan, liberal Christian or Jew; black or white; gay or straight; single or married; young or old. We uphold the free search for truth. We do not require that you subscribe to any particular creed or religious belief. As Unitarian Universalists, we believe that religious authority lies not in any one creed, doctrine, book, or church, but in yourselfthat the personal experience, conscience and reason of each individual is the ultimate source of religious authority.

125. Famous UUs Lists of, and basic information about, famous women and men with unitarian,Universalist, or unitarian Universalist connections, organized by category (eg http://www.famousuus.com/

Related Sites: Transcendentalists Emerson Texts Recommended Site: Questia.com For in-depth homework help and research including biography and history using recent full-length texts online, try Questia.com Search ArtToday , the net's largest clipart site. Clipart Photos Fonts Web Art Who were some famous Unitarian Universalists? The lists included on this site link the names of some famous Unitarians, Universalists, and (after their merger in 1961) Unitarian Universalists , with some basic information about them. The emphasis is on UUs in the United States and Canada. Finding Famous UUs Use the navigation links below or the buttons to the top left to look for Famous UUs by category. Individual is listed on only one page, even when they might be identified with several categories, so you may need to use the Search page to search for a particular individual within this site. American Politics Education More Politics Humanitarians ... Credits Or just browse the names, starting with any topic. Don't forget the And More category for a few people who couldn't easily be categorized, and don't forget to take a look at the

126. Unitarian Universalist Church West - Brookfield, Wisconsin - A Unitarian Univers Brookfield. Service schedule, sermons, minister and staff profiles, newsletters. http://www.uucw.org/

NAVIGATION Home Who We Are Sermons Religious Education ... Members Area Unitarian Universalism is a liberal faith that encourages us to deepen our religious understanding and spiritual practices with all the powers of heart and mind. Unitarian Universalists also believe it is important to take our values into the world through social action and community service. Unitarian Universalist Church West is a warm and welcoming congregation made up of people from all walks of life, religious beliefs, political views, sexual orientations, ages, races, economic backgrounds, and abilities. We welcome you into our community of caring, learning, spiritual exploration, and action for the greater good. Unitarian Universalist Church West affirms same-sex marriage and the equal rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people. Unitarian Universalist Church West is a Green Sanctuary church supporting values and principles for Earth's sustainable future. UUCW is located in Brookfield, Wisconsin, a western suburb of Milwaukee.

127. First Unitarian Universalist Church Of Springfield, MO The official congregational web site of the First unitarian Universalist Churchof Springfield, Missouri. http://www.springfieldunitarians.org/

First Unitarian Universalist Church 2434 E. Battlefield Springfield, Missouri 65804-3980 phone: 417-883-3922 fax: 417-883-7680 www.springfieldunitarians.org springfield@springfieldunitarians.org We Ar e a We lcom ing C ongr egat ion! Sunday Service Schedule Sermons New Updates ... Map Sunday Service Schedule Choir Practice is at 9 a.m. Religious Education for adults and children is from 10 to 11 a.m. There will be childcare available during the service at 11 a.m. SEPTEMBER 11: “The Enemy is Hatred and Intolerance: Remembering September 11” by the Rev. Arthur G. Severance, First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Antonio, TX. Americans the world over turned to their churches to help make sense of the tragedies that occurred September 11, 2001. Today we listen to one of the hundreds of UU ministers who rose to the occasion. Memorial music by the 1st UU Choir. SEPTEMBER 18: “Homecoming Sunday.” This is the official start to the nUUw year. We’ll hear a homily ( “UU R.E.: Turning Sunday School on its Head” by Nancy McShane)

128. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship The unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Kaiserslautern is an Englishspeakingfellowship which meets every 2nd and 4th Sunday, except July and August at http://bob.swe.uni-linz.ac.at/euu/Kaisers/Kaisers.html

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Kaiserslautern What do Unitarian Universalists believe? UU Military Ministries Kaiserslautern Spring Kite Flying Previous Services: Easter 2002 Thanksgiving, 2002 September, 2003 November, 2003 About us The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Kaiserslautern is an English-speaking fellowship which meets every 2 nd and 4 th Sunday, except July and August at 1530 at the Southside Chapel #2 on Ramstein Air Base, near the city of Kaiserslautern, Germany. Our 2nd Sunday services usually begin with a candle-lighting and sharing of joys and concerns. There follows a children's story, after which the children retire to the meeting room for RE (religious education) activities. Then a musical interlude precedes the presentation of the day's theme, which could be a guest speaker invited to present information about a particular religion or spiritual quest, or perhaps a discussion topic of interest to religious liberals. The service closes with a piece of music and the extinguishing of the candles. The service is followed by a social hour in the meeting room, with good food, coffee, tea and juice, and a chance for lively conversation. The services are friendly to families, and the children usually enjoy the story and activities. Yet there is also time for quiet contemplation in the latter half of the service.

129. Prairie Unitarian Universalist Society Madison. Includes mission and description of services. http://my.execpc.com/~prairieu/

Prairie Unitarian Universalist Society 2010 Whenona Drive Madison, Wisconsin Prairie is a liberal religious community and a member congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Flaming Chalice by Mac Morgan About Prairie UU Society Children's Religious Education o New children welcome at all times o Free infant care available o Friendly, casual learning environment o Classes meet at 10:00 a.m. with the following themes: o Preschool: UU Principles o K-2: Special Times (Jewish and Christian Holidays) o 3-5: Timeless Themes (Bible Stories) o 6-8: Neighboring Faiths (Experience Madison Congregations) o 9-12: Sacred Threads (Eastern Religions) Adult and Family Activities How to Get to the Meeting House About Prairie UU Society Sunday Services Sunday, August 28 10:00 a.m. "The Crisis in Darfur through a UU Lens," presented by Sarah Lord Sunday, September 4 11:00 a.m. Labor Day Celebration at Wingra Park, Madison Sunday, September 11 10:00 a.m. "Ingathering and Sharing the Waters," led by Barbara Chatterton Sunday, Septebmer 18

130. Unitarian Universalist Church Of Saint Petersburg Worship and religious education, as well as discussion groups and other activities.Directory, contact, information, news, photos, and events. http://uustpete.org/

"Deeds, not Creeds" Unitarian Universalist Church of St. Petersburg, Florida 719 Arlington Avenue North St. Petersburg, Florida 33701 Phone # (727) 898-3294 Fax # (727) 823-8942 SUNDAYS Child Care 10:00 A.M. Services at 11:00 A.M. Our Interim Minister: Elizabeth Brown Unitarian Universalist Covenants: Love is the doctrine of this church, The quest for truth is its sacrament, And service is its prayer. To dwell together in peace, To seek knowledge in freedom, To serve human need, To the end that all souls shall grow into harmony with the Divine. -adapted from L. Griswold Williams We covenant to maintain a church society where the individual may explore, develop and express a personal religious philosophy in an environment free of established or implied doctrines, tenets or beliefs and where the human causes and concerns for truth, equal rights, environment and community may be advocated and espoused. -from the documents of the UU Church of St. Petersburg In the early 1900's, the St. Petersburg, Florida, Unitarian Universalist Church was born. Meetings were held in homes and rented quarters until our lovely Spanish structure was built on Mirror Lake Drive in 1929-30. The building was enlarged to include space for religious education in 1967. Sketch by Judy Kusinitz Home Page Directory Contact us About Unitarian Universalism ... Resources

131. Unitarian Universalist Church Of Tallahassee Service schedule, minister message, newsletter, photos, recommended reading, andinformation about programs and activities. http://www.nettally.com/uuct/

Aug. 14 Judaism as an Evolving Spiritual Tradition Guest Speaker : Rabbi Emeritus Stanley Garfein (Temple Israel) Lay Leader : Barbara Hogan UUCT is working toward recognition as a Green Sanctuary here Learn about plants with the Youth RE Nature Trail! Sunday Services 11:00 am Adult Forum 9:45 am Religious Education 11:00 am Child Care 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Read about our excellent Adult Enrichment Offerings Read August issue of The Meridian The mission of UUCT is to be a liberal religious presence that supports individual spiritual quests and service to others in a community of open hearts, minds, and doors. Building A Home For Liberal Faith Unitarian Universalist Church of Tallahassee 2810 Meridian Rd.

132. Welcome To The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Of Laramie Wyoming! Homepage of unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Laramie Wyoming USA. http://www.uularamie.org/

Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Laramie All are welcome here regardless of race, class, creed, handicap, gender, or sexual orientation. Live Calendar of Events! New: We are experiencing resurgence in our fellowship and it is not just that the days are getting longer as spring approaches. Penny Rather has definitely brought life and interest to our gatherings. Please come and see what all of the excitement is about! Previous Services: Sunday, March 6, 9-10 a.m. Mini Adult RE Class on UU History: Unitarianism in America before 1900 We indeed grant, that the use of reason in religion is accompanied with danger. But we ask any honest man to look on the history of the Church, and say, whether the renunciation of it is not still more dangerous William Ellery Channing Once leave your own knowledge of God, your own sentiment, and take secondary knowledge, as St. Paul's, or George Fox's, or Swedenborg's Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1838 Now the solar system as it exists in fact is permanent, though the notions of Thales and Ptolemy, of Copernicus and Descartes about this system, prove transient, imperfect approximations to the true expression.

133. Unitarian Universalists For Drug Policy Reform unitarian Universalists for Drug Policy Reform (UUDPR) is a continental coalitionof UUs giving witness to the UUA s three drugpolicy resolutions passed http://www.uudpr.org/

Home About UUDPR Drug War Facts Why UUs Are Involved ... Hot Topics UUDPR is a continental coalition of Unitarian Universalists leading the denomination's efforts to develop and promote more just and compassionate drug policies. In accordance with the denomination's new drug policy Statement of Conscience, we advocate that drug use should be a health issue, not a crime. The General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association passed the "Alternatives to the War on Drugs" Statement of Conscience on June 22, 2002. The full document may be read by clicking on the links below. Excerpts include: "Establish a legal, regulated, and taxed market for marijuana. Treat marijuana as we treat alcohol." "Remove criminal penalties for possession and use of currently illegal drugs, with drug abusers subject to arrest and imprisonment only if they commit an actual crime (e.g., assault, burglary, impaired driving, vandalism)." "Drug use, drug abuse, and drug addiction are distinct from one another. Using a drug does not necessarily mean abusing the drug, much less becoming addicted to it. Drug abuse issues are essentially matters for medical attention. We do not believe that drug use should be considered criminal behavior." "Make all drugs legally available with a prescription by a licensed physician, subject to professional oversight. End the practice of punishing an individual for obtaining, possessing, or using an otherwise illegal substance to treat a medical condition," and allow "medically administered drug maintenance" as a treatment option for drug addiction.

134. Unitarian Universalist Views of the International Organization of Heterosexual Rights claiming thatUnitarian Universalists have made a mockery of religion, and that the only http://www.inoohr.org/unitarianuniversalist.htm

Unitarian Universalist MEDICAL ALERT MEDICAL ALERT "A CHANGING OF THE HUMAN CONDITION" THE SOY BEAN Medical research now shows that homosexuality and gender identity disorder may be caused by SOY TOXINS and environmental poisons! Are you choosing your child's sexuality for him/her? More medical problems associated with soy Soy - Sexual Identity Disorder, Homosexuality. "The Debate " Government involvement Population Control? (www. senselessplanet .com) UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Cult or Occult? Satan's Church One way some people have of talking about religion is something or someone called God. Some people think God is a very important idea. And some people don't. People who think God is really important have a lot of ways of thinking about God. Some people think God is sort of like a person. Other people think God is more like a spirit, like love, or like nature, or like peace. Some religions have lots of gods, like Hinduism. Some people think of God as the sun or as a bird. There is a god that looks like a man, except it has a head like an elephant. There is a god that looks like a woman, except it has six arms So I want you to know, if you have your own idea about God and it makes you more kind and brave, that's okay, even if your friends believe in a different God. And if you change your mind about God, that's okay, too. And furthermore, if you don't know what to think about God and even if you just don't care, that's okay, too. And you can tell your friend I said so.

135. Welcome To UULMCA Enter the website. The future is created by people who go against trends andprojections and begin to form creative circles of life and spirit—by people who http://www.uulmca.org/

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