The Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office claims to be the only religious voice at the United Nations advocating for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered persons, or in their lingo, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) work. I believe them and wish there were more sharing in their labor. (Anyone? Please. Or correct me if I’m [...]
Even though I took Portuguese as my required language at the University of Georgia, I never really got the hang of it, and so after twenty years I go to Google (rather than my own skill) to read the site of the Congregação Unitarista de Pernambuco, no Brasil. That is, in Brazil. (And that’s about [...]
More good news — today was held the first English-language Unitarian service in Budapest.
Hear and read it yourself.
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If I’m reading the notice correctly, the Unitarian Christian Church of Argentina, in Buenos Aires, will hold its first worship service, for Christmas, at 7:30p.m. on December 29.
From their site, in its entirety:
Culto Navideño – Oración Vespertina
Los invitamos muy cordialmente a participar de nuestro primer culto como congregación cristiana unitaria a llevarse a cabo el [...]
Norwegian Unitarian minister and blogger Knut Heidelberg wonders the value of a 1909 gift of 10,000 Hungarian crowns to the Norwegian Unitarians.
There are a lot of issues here, not the least being what 10,000 crowns would buy then, what level of sacrifice it took to collect and how it compared to other currencies.
Fortunately, we know [...]
Or manage a church website or some such, be sure to read (and subscribe to the feed of) Unitarian Communications, advice from the Unitarian and Free Christian media office. Good stuff.
Note: my first time blogging from a plane!
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I can’t find any classic Unitarian or Universalist texts in Esperanto. Not even Channing’s Baltimore Sermon (or the like) in some pre-WWI source, and Google’s not much help.
Anyone know of something?
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I’ll be wrapping up my little magazine The Liberal Christian at the end of this month. If you have a article or news note you’d like to submit, please send it to me at editor@liberalchristian.net.
Thanks –
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A better issue from the last and better looking — I’ve moved from LaTeX to the open-source desktop publishing software Scribus — and thanks to my two contributing writers.
Remembering Bishop Csaba · Honoring a Unitarian leader by Pastor Knut Heidelberg
Remembering Timothy Jensen · A personal reflection by the Rev. Victoria Weinstein
A bridge already crossed · [...]
Whew! My dance ticket has been quite a bit more full than usual lately, and to make a long story short, I’m pushing back the publication of the fourth issue of The Liberal Christian to later this week. The Spanish hymnal issue suggests, if nothing else, that nothing substitutes for solid editing . . . [...]