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: Kimberly French profiles poet Kathleen Sheeder Bonanno, a UU, whose new book chronicles her passage through grief after her daughter's murder. "For a long time, I could barely read a book," Bonanno tells her. "But for me to write any book, I had to write this book first. It was the mountain that stood in the way of t...he mountain." http://www.uuworld.org/life/articles/151
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: Michelle Bates Deakin reports that Meadville Lombard Theological School, the Unitarian Universalist seminary in Chicago, is putting its campus up for sale and is seeking a partnership with another seminary. http://www.uuworld.org/news/articles/153
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: Meg Barnhouse writes, "I have a suggestion. Let's stick something onto the end of every Principle that will stop people from smiling and nodding comfortably as they are read. Instead of adding 'in the bathtub' or 'between the sheets,' how about attaching 'beginning in our homes and congregations'?
Then we'd be faced w...ith affirming things like 'the goal of . . . peace, liberty, and justice for all, beginning in our homes and congregations.'"
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The UU Principles are demanding enough to make me whine. By Meg Barnhouse, 11.23.09
See MoreUU World : Don Skinner reports that ten-year-old Will Phillips, whose family attends the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Fayetteville, Ark., refused to stand up for the Pledge of Allegiance in his fifth-grade classroom. Will explains: "At the end of the Pledge it says 'liberty and justice for all.' But there isn't justice ...for people who are gay. And there's a lot of racism and sexism still, and there are lots of people who can't get health care."
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Boy who attends Arkansas UU church protests unequal treatment of GLBT people. By Donald E. Skinner, 11.23.09
See MoreUU World : Don Skinner reports on the new dues structure for the Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association.
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Increased funds to be used for ministerial education and new executive director position. By Donald E. Skinner, 11.23.09
Pat Edwards I'd like to invite all UUs to join one of their own on his unique spiritual pilgrimage at stationarypilgrim.wordpress.com. Help him build a data base of inclusionary spiritual pilgrimage sites around North America.
UU World : Listen to audio recordings of individual articles from the Winter 2009 issue of UU World, or download articles or larger sections of the magazine to listen to on your .mp3 player.
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Audio recordings of the Winter 2009 UU World are available as .mp3 files. You may listen to the magazine in sections or article by article: The first five links below group related articles together; the numbered tracks offer individual articles in the order in which they appear in the magazine.
Clayton Gibson I want to invite you to add UU WORLD as an LGBT-affirming spiritual resource on www.MyOutSpirit.com ♥
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Is this kid a UU? He could be a spokesperson for Standing on the Side of Love. Read the article. http://www.arktimes.com/articles/article
UU World : Doug Muder describes the spiritual practice he and his wife have practiced for 21 years. "We set aside some time about once a week (more often when life is getting hairy) to tell our common story backwards."
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A spiritual practice my wife and I cobbled together, the Unitarian Universalist way. By Doug Muder, 11.16.09
UU World : Jane Greer reports that the UUA's self-funded insurance plan for employees of UU congregations and other organizations now covers 300 of the 400 church employees who used to have no insurance at all. The plan insures 745 employees with 500 dependents.
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Plan now covers 745 employees of UU congregations and organizations; new benefits added each year. By Jane Greer, 11.16.09
UU World : Michelle Deakin reports that the Unitarians in Székelykeresztúr, Transylvania, surprised their American partner church, the First Parish in Concord, Mass., with a gift of $10,500 for their capital campaign. "I was just floored," said the Rev. Gary Smith. "They live in what is mostly a barter economy without a lot of ...cash. It's just stunning generosity that speaks volumes about our relationship with them."
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Unitarians in Székelykeresztúr raise $10,500 for their partner church's capital campaign in Concord, Massachusetts. By Michelle Bates Deakin, 11.9.09
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