Mercersburg Society re-emerges
Thanks to Jonathan Bonomo at Reformed Catholicism for noting the Mercersburg Society’s Web site, which has a new harbor — appropriately enough — with the Philip Schaff Library of the Lancaster Theological Seminary. (The library also hosts the Evangelical and Reformed Church — half of the present United Church of Christ — archives.)
In case you’re wondering, yes, there is a place for a Unitarian Universalist in the Mercersburg Society. I was a member and only let my membership lapse because they seemed to vanish. (I think the officer who had done their Web site moved churches and the Society’s site was a subset of his former parish’s site. Not a good idea.) Indeed, I note two ministers with fellowship with the UUA in the leadership roster. [Psst. Throat clearing.]
I really need to read that Nevin biography Hubby got me for Christmas.
2 September 2007 at 11:09 am
I met the director of the LTS library and E&R archives at General Synod and picked up some neat materials. I’m in Montreal right now and if I can remember to follow up on this I will.