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Responsive resolutions on Article II, Article XV, and African visas
Posted July 13th, 2009 by AnonymousThe final texts of the responsive resolutions adopted by the UUA General Assembly during the final plenary session June 28 are now online:
Final texts of Actions of Immediate Witness now online
Posted July 7th, 2009 by AnonymousThe six social witness resolutions introduced by petition and adopted by the 2009 UUA General Assembly in Salt Lake City last month are now online:
- Action of Immediate Witness 1: Advocate Pending Legislation Toward Clean, Honest, and Fair Elections in the United States
- Action of Immediate Witness 2: U.S. Ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Gini Courter thanks all who took part in elections
Posted July 1st, 2009 by AnonymousUUA Moderator Gini Courter, who was elected to a second full term at the General Assembly in Salt Lake City June 27, sent the following letter to the UUA's Election-L email list on June 29 expressing her gratitude for the candidates and everyone else who took part in denominational elections this year:I'm thankful for...
Past Programs
"Separation of Church and State: A Wall or a Lattice Work Fence?"
Posted September 12th, 2009 by AnonymousIn theory, there's a wall. In practice, not exactly. A discussion of the reality of the important concept in maintaining 'liberty and justice for all'.
From Southern Baptist in South Carolina to Buddhist in Bismarck
Posted February 22nd, 2009 by AnonymousFrom Southern Baptist in South Carolina to Buddhist in Bismarck
Phil's Little Blog on the Prairie
New Address for Phil's Little Blog on the Prairie
Posted June 12th, 2007 by AnonymousI've finally decided to give up on this antique blogging software and move on up to WordPress. So there's a new address for Phil's Little Blog on the Prairie: http://philontheprairie.wordpress.com/. If you check out the first post there, you'll get a few details about why I'm moving. Unfortunately, Earthlink's ancient software doesn't allow me to export posts from this site to the new one, so I'll leave this address functioning for folks who want to reference something I've posted here.
I Will Be What the Future Demands
Posted June 11th, 2007 by AnonymousI'm at home watching Henry at the moment. Okay, I'm not actually watching him--he's taking a nap. But this does give me a little time to write a quick post about something that I've had on my mind every since the Prairie Star District's Executive Committee meeting a week or so ago.
Heckuva Busy Week or Two
Posted June 7th, 2007 by AnonymousSorry I haven't posted in awhile, but it has been a pretty busy week or two. Once Julia and Henry David and I returned from Winnipeg, we had a night to ourselves, then my mother and niece arrived from Elkhart, Indiana to stay for a few days. And the next day Julia's sister and her daughter flew in from Vancouver for a long visit. Then I had the Prairie Star District Executive Board meeting to attend. (Photos here.
Unitarian Universalist Association: Top Stories
A Larger Love: A Valentine's Day Message from the President of the UUA
Posted February 13th, 2010 by AnonymousThis Valentine’s Day has been proclaimed Standing on the Side of Love Day. People of many faiths across America are worshipping, meeting, and taking action to stand with those who most need our love and compassion today. We are calling on our fellow citizens and elected officials at all levels to stand on the side of love as well.
Courageous Ugandan UUs fight "Anti-Homosexuality Bill"
Posted February 12th, 2010 by AnonymousThe Unitarian Universalist Association of Uganda is preparing to take a strong and courageous stand against the Ugandan government's proposed "Anti-Homosexuality Bill of 2009." Ugandan UUs plan to hold a conference on February 14, 2010, to highlight the need for an end to discriminatory treatment of the BGLT population—and their allies—in the country.
Spiritual Dilemmas and the Right to Choice
Posted January 20th, 2010 by AnonymousSeminarian Darcy Baxter says, “There is this moment, when you talk with women about abortion, where the guilt and the shame can lift a little and these women can focus on being a good mother to the other children they want to care for and feel equipped to care for. And you can see the shift in energy and in the conversation, when the women realize that they are doing a hard but right, and even good, thing.”
uuworld.org: latest stories
Board to review proposed changes to Article XV
Posted March 7th, 2010 by AnonymousNEWS: If amended, Article XV would make it easier to change bylaws
Who owns your congregation?
Posted March 7th, 2010 by AnonymousLIFE: A congregation's owner isn't its board, minister, or members; it is its mission.
UUA eliminates Washington advocacy office
Posted March 4th, 2010 by AnonymousNEWS: Reorganization to merge several departments; 15 employees laid off.