“It is a curious error to suppose that you can carry on effectively a great liberal tradition while remaining ignorant or almost ignorant, of the beliefs and achievements of the people who have handed that tradition over to you.”
—Harry Meserve
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NEW!
Martineau Society Annual Meeting in Boston June 2009
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Youth History Essays
The Unitarian Universalist Historical Society Seeks Original Historical Essays Written by YOUTH (ages 12–19) on Universalist, Unitarian, or Unitarian Universalist History
Deadline: February 1, 2009
$350 First Prize, $150 Second Prize
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NEW! GA & Other Lectures
2008 Self and Society in American Transcendentalism by Philip F. Gura
2008 Minns Lecture #5: A Faith for a Few? by Rev. Mark Harris
2008 Wright Lecture: From Consensus to Conflict to Contact, by J.D. Bowers
2007 Creating Congregational Histories by Rev. Dr. Barbara Coeyman
