I grabbed this domain today. (No content.) Seems unwise for it to be floating available — it could be snapped up by anyone — when it could be very valuable for Unitarian Universalist promotion.
Even more valuable than magazine ads.
Cost: $24 for two years.
Just saying.
Unitatiarian Universalist Community Church of Park Forest
(Paging a copy editor. Paging a copy editor.)
For better or worse, I was thinking theologically in the shower this morning.
Ponder, as I did, that once-common Unitarian Christian claim that “we don’t practice the religion about Jesus, but the religion ofJesus.” Well, I don’t believe that. However well we dig down to Jesus’ idea and ideal of religion, it comes mediated […]
If there’s going to be one Christian service of communion in a Unitarian Universalist (or Universalist or Unitarian) churches in a year, it will probably be in Holy Week: at Maundy Thursday, Palm Sunday or perhaps (a bit eccentric, but probably a surviving morsel of Victorian liberal theology) Good Friday.
There’s a hint, but not […]
Box Populi is a specialized Linux distribution for making obsolete desktop computers into efficient and easy-to-use podcast generators. It sounds so easy . . . .
The MAKE magazine blog is touting it, as there’s a scheduled May installfest. I’m interested, in part because First Unitarian Church, Portland, Oregon uses it. (Note their webcast in […]
The Washington Post wrote Sunday about the charms of the South Shore, south of Boston, and refers specifically to Hingham Old Ship Church, which is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Indeed, I think there’s a Unitarian “First Parish” in each of these towns.
I know this article says nothing new to several noteworthy bloggers […]
I was so tied up getting Day Job (which started today!) that I failed to mention that the Ministerial Fellowship Committee of the Unitarian Universalist Association transferred my fellowship to Associate Fellowship standing.
This is good news and and an appropriate step; the alternative would have been retiring my fellowship. Wherever I end up, I need […]
Oxford University Press has put out a jolly useful title, The Oxford Guide to The Book of Common Prayer: A worldwide survey which I’ve checked out of the library twice and am prone to buying. A review this week in the Church Times reviews this work and makes reference to the section about the King’s […]
