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Rev. Dr. Daniel C. Kanter
2019 Stewardship Sermon Award Winner

UUA Stewardship and Development: Annual Program Fund Office, Daniel Chesney Kanter

The 2019 Stewardship Sermon Award Winner is Rev. Dr. Daniel C. Kanter for his sermon, "Tomatoes for the Future".
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2018 Recipient

UUA Stewardship and Development: Annual Program Fund Office, Justin S Osterman

Stewardship Sermon Award 2018 Winner Selected!
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Why We Give to the Annual Program Fund

UUA Stewardship and Development: Annual Program Fund Office

Our congregational polity allows our congregations to govern themselves. However, we do not exist in isolation. Our principles and purposes state: “As free congregations we enter into covenant, promising to one another our mutual trust and support.” The Annual Program Fund (APF) makes that...
APF: Amplifying Unitarian Universalism
Annual Program Fund Basics

UUA Stewardship and Development: Annual Program Fund Office

The Annual Program Fund is the primary source of funding for the Unitarian Universalist Association. We give so that our spirits will be enriched by the practice of generosity in community, and so that Unitarian Universalism can flourish.
Congregational Recognition

UUA Stewardship and Development: Annual Program Fund Office

Congregations giving to the Annual Program Fund (APF) are recognized and affirmed by a variety of methods, including at distinction at General Assembly; and in the Annual Report on Giving.
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Stewardship Sermon Award

UUA Stewardship and Development: Annual Program Fund Office

Please join us in congratulating the Rev. Dr. Daniel C. Kanter for his winning sermon, "Tomatoes for the Future".
Effective Congregational Stewardship Practices

UUA Stewardship and Development: Annual Program Fund Office

Five Common Characteristics of Effective Stewardship Congregations
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