How to Propose Cyber-Sermons for FUUCI

    The mission of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of the Internet
is to discover and distribute the very best in UU thinking.

    These inspired and inspiring ideas must be compressed
into the very short form called the "cyber-sermon".

    Anyone in the world may propose a cyber-sermon.
Proposals are submitted to the members for FUUCI,
who select the best by their votes.

    Click here for further information about:
Basic format for cyber-sermons.
Seven examples of proposals in seven different areas.

    Several authors have agreed to submit at least one proposal per year.
See the stable of UU Authors for FUUCI.
A special Google Group has been established for them
—FUUCI-AUTHORS—
which is the basic medium by which they communicate with one another,
including submitting their proposals for cyber-sermons.

    Anyone may volunteer to be included in the group of FUUCI authors.
(Write to the FUUCI webmaster: James Park: e-mail: PARKx032@TC.UMN.EDU.)

    Proposals for cyber-sermon-of-the-month are also welcome from others.
Simply send the title, synopsis, & outline to the FUUCI webmaster.
Put the title in the subject line.

    Anyone may submit proposals for cyber-sermons to be written by themselves.
But anyone can also encourage other authors to submit proposals.  

Created by James Park, January 23, 2009; Revised

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