4.
Unitarian Universalism
Unitarian Universalism
is a creed-free liberal religious movement.4. Unitarian Universalism
Everyone who takes part in a UU activity or group
remains free to believe whatever seems right to him or her.
Click the following banner to go to
the home page of the Unitarian Universalist Association:
1. Cyber-Sermon Registry
Thousands of on-line sermons from all over North America.2. First Unitarian Universalist Church of the Internet
An emerging on-line community focused around cyber-sermons.3. Small UU Congregations
Ways in which small UU congregations help one another.4. Free Cyber-Sermons
Short discourses for individuals, small congregations, & study groups.5. Spiritual Paths in Unitarian Universalism
Diverse spiritual paths within Unitarian Universalismdescribed in answer to 10 basic questions.
6. Internet Campus Ministry Resources
Resources and examples for UU campus groups.7. Heart, Mind, & Spirit
An electronic magazine for UUs on campus.8. Unitarian Universalist Internet Outreach
The beginnings of new electronic ways of reaching out to new people.9. Unitarian Universalist Books
Some books presenting various aspects of Unitarian Universalism.10. Unitarian Universalist Sampler
Short items---none more than three pages long---exploring themes within Unitarian Universalism:
Why I Am A Unitarian Universalist
WHICH GODS DO NOT EXIST?
No Gods Created the Universe
No Gods Can Save Us from Death
No Gods Are All-Powerful
No Gods Are Watching Our Behavior
No Gods Wrote Holy Books
Sex-and-Gender Minorities, Sexology,
and the Unitarian Universalist Movement
11. 50 Cyber-Sermon by James Park
12. Links to other Unitarian Universalist Websites:
A. Continental Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Network
http://www.uuyan.org/This comprehensive website will give you leads
to a UU young adult/campus group near you.
B. Unitarian Universalist Association
http://www.uua.orgThis link will give you hours of useful information
about the creed-free movement known as
Unitarian Universalism.
And—if interested—you may find a congregation near you.
There are about 1,000 of them
in the United States and Canada.
