Unitarian Universalist International Office
Posted on 07/13/09 by Nyla McCulloch
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UUA Office of International Resources
Posted on 04/30/08 by Nyla McCulloch
The Office of International Resources “seeks to support UU congregations as they respond to the call of the Unitarian Universalist Association’s (UUA) Sixth Principle: ‘to affirm and promote the goal of world community with peace, justice and liberty for all’. The International Office does this by providing resources to congregations, and by maintaining linkages with and between Unitarian Universalist organizations involved in international work.”
Young Adult Newsletter 2nd edition
Posted on 03/03/08 by Nyla McCulloch
Natalie Gulbrandsen Ministerial Scholarship for International Studies
Posted on 10/31/07 by Nyla McCulloch
Ms. Gulbrandsen, former IARF President (1900-1993) served as the Moderator of the Unitarian Universalist Association from 1985 through 1993. She was actively involved in IARF-US Chapter activities and served for many years as co-chair of the Chapter. She was the recipient of many awards and recognitions including the IARF-US Award for Interfaith Cooperation in 1996.
RFYN~Religious Freedom Young Adult Network
Posted on 09/10/07 by Nyla McCulloch
rfyn-newsletter-1st-edition-11.pdf
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Audio links about religion
Posted on 04/12/07 by admin
The audio clip is from the HumanMedia.org website.
Comments are from followers of all the world’s major religions: Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Buddhism.
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O Luminous Soul
Posted on 04/03/07 by Nyla McCulloch
The International Association of Liberal Religious Women
Posted on 03/18/07 by admin
The International Association of Liberal Religious Women (IALRW) is one of the oldest international women’s organizations in the world. It was convened in Berlin in 1910 and since that time has provided a link between liberal religious women throughout the world.
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How to Host an Interfaith Dinner
Posted on 03/15/07 by admin
The idea to host an interfaith dinner group for lay people in our community of Melrose, MA came about after learning about the “circle groups†at IARF (International Association for Religious Freedom) Congresses. These groups are comprised of individuals of different religions, who meet together during the Congress. The purpose is: for participants to talk about their faith traditions, to share that which is meaningful to them, and to establish relationships with people of different faiths. Hosting an interfaith dinner
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