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Sunday, December 12, 2004 at 16:42:30 (EST)
I was wondering if those considered Pagan are welcome and if the clergy in your churches will perform Handfastings
Christina (ladycrysania@gmail.com)
St. Cloud, MN
Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 10:13:06 (EST)
Christian greetings,you have a dynamic and spirited site.I am Danny Haszard Bangor Maine former member of the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses Rockland Massachusetts.I am NOW a Christian and a counter-cult educator.God bless all your endeavors."Happy are the pure in heart".[Matthew 5:8]
Danny Haszard (Rollingthunderboywonder@yahoo.com)
Bangor, Me
UU Bangor Maine
Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 03:25:42 (EST)
Greetings from Canada. I found your website fascinating. I admire any group striving to better themselves in a peaceful manner, irregardless of what they believe in. Peace, brothers and sisters. Lynda www.dontlikemyjob.com
Lynda
Toronto, On
Catholic
Thursday, November 11, 2004 at 21:32:58 (EST)
I attend a UU church in Portland, Oregon and have created a website - www.JesusIsALiberal.org as a statement supporting liberal, progressive, thinking Christians. Our website is for those who believe that the teachings of Jesus (and indeed most worldly spiritual prophets) outline a liberal, progressive, tolerant vision for our world. We believe our spirituality compels us to act from conscience, from our hearts, and positive spiritual and moral values – values that actively support good deeds, honesty (personal and professional), the cessation of violence & war, fairness & social justice, the democratic process, gender, sexual & racial equality, a caring compassionate acceptance and tolerance for others, a healthy ecology, ecosystems and planetary environment, sustainable economics, and a holistic, and sustainable vision for our world. We are looking for submissions, articles, and referrals to other websites that we might include on our website. Please visit our site www.JesusIsALiberal.org, sign our guestbook & let us know your thoughts. Peace – Love – Compassion, Jonathan
Jonathan McLennon (Jonathan@JesusIsALiberal.com)
Portland, OR
UU in Portland
Friday, October 29, 2004 at 22:25:52 (EDT)
I'm a 20 year old, british, male 'dead head' (glad to have joined the ranks of diversity) who, like many who have posted, have been searching for answers to life's questions. I've thought of the possibility of choosing a religon a few times, but found none that would allow me to further myself without giving certain restrictions, but without being crudely outdated and cruelly forceful in thier beliefs. To me, a religon should be a supportive 'base,' which allows a person to grow, spiritually and intellectually, and helps to carry them down the 'river of life,' without the bias of time and lineage. It was also a pleasant suprise to happen upon a (seemingly more enlightened) collective, who's thoughts reflect that of my own. I hope to learn much about living, and Life, and again i give thanks for our paths meeting. Blessed be the people! PS. The front page is intimidating
cerco (cacciato@hotmail.com)
Nottingham, UK
Thursday, October 14, 2004 at 16:40:33 (EDT)
I was brought up in a very conservative Methodist congregation in Lynn, MA. I was admittedly leaning toward earth based spirituality by my last year of Middle School. The pastor and I used to have wonderful debates, and at one time said that I sounded a lot like a Unitarian. It is now more than a decade later, and I have come across your website. After reading the wealth of information you have provided, I will certainly be attending a Sunday Service. I'd like to learn more about the church and our local Congregation. I look forward to meeting you
Karen
Nashua, NH
Saturday, October 02, 2004 at 08:18:54 (EDT)
I was very interested in your web-page. I have a void in my life that I am trying to fill. I may try the Unitarian churc
barry cresman
Wallingford, Ct
Tuesday, August 17, 2004 at 09:28:21 (EDT)
Great site! I stumbled on it looking for homeschooling UU's. I need some advice/support. I found this after reading that the US is a Christian nation and the UU's screwed up Harvard Univ. I'm glad I'm a Unitarian
Ronda White (wheezer@wowmail.com)
Rockford, IL
Unitarian Universalist Church of Rockford
Thursday, July 08, 2004 at 10:05:40 (EDT)
I do not practice a religeon..I agree or believe in what you are expressing..I like your view and the freedom to express them..I do celebrate holidays christian and jewish as we are a mixed family. We do not attend any church exceptions are birth, marriage etc.. I would like to know if there are other people in Riverhead to join with..I think I have found what I have been looking for in your way of thinking.. Hope to hear from you soo
ANNE SANTANASTASIO (anne4033@msn.com)
Riverhead, ny
Thursday, April 15, 2004 at 13:47:22 (EDT)
Looking for Herbert Augenstein - age 68? or thereabouts. Married and divorced Phyllis Field Augenstein in the mid 1960's? Biological daughter is 40 years old. Biological daughter would like contact with biological father or family members residing in Nashua or surrounding area. Want to know whereabouts of biological father. Biological father last resided in New Hampshire. Might go by the name of Herbert Andrews. Please advise. Thank you.
Andrea Jean Augenstein (andreav@mrcpa.org)
Bethlehem, PA
Evangelical
Thursday, March 11, 2004 at 19:47:12 (EST)
Hi Folks, It has been quite awhile now since I was a member of the Nashua church, but you are still my church family. I miss you, but I am very happy out here in Sacramento. Things are going well for me, and I do not miss the snowy and cold winters of New Hampshire at all.
Drop me a line to say hello when you get a chance, and drop by for a visit if you happen to be out this way
Take care
Alan Aldrich
Alan Aldrich (aaldrich51@sbcglobal.net)
Sacramento, CA
Thursday, March 04, 2004 at 15:59:52 (EST)
I really enjoyed your web site. It was fun to visit. I was a member of the Nashua Church in the 1970's. Cheers, Loi
Lois Suarez (quahogski@aol.com)
Harvard, MA
First Congregational Unitarian Church Harvard
Tuesday, January 20, 2004 at 18:34:44 (EST)
About 15 years ago I was in a Salvation Army store in Providence, shopping to outfit my very first apartment. Bought a nice original numbered silkscreen that was in a dirty mat for $15, had it rematted and framed. It's still the best thing on my walls. And it's a Libby (Mount Washington No. 2, 118/213)! Started to research this wonderful artist and found your site. It's great that you're honoring Mr. Libby with a scholarship in his name
Joe (RhodeWriter62@aol.com)
Greenville, RI
Tuesday, December 30, 2003 at 17:07:44 (EST)
My parents placed me in a Lutheran kindergarten class.... I was expelled, for heresy! At that point we started attending the UU church in Columbus, Ohio, but I stopped going after I started college. Fast-forward 25 years.... I found myself in a knock-down-drag-out debate with a pesky Christian Fundamentalist. Finally, in desperation, since I had failed to fall to my knees and accept her beliefs, or to disappear in a puff of greasy smoke, she accused me of being a Unitarian! I thought THAT was an intersting notion, checked out UUA.org, and then found my way to the church in Augusta. It was like coming home
Michael Florence (M_Florence707@Hotmail.com)
Augusta, GA
UU of Augusta, membership pending
Monday, December 29, 2003 at 12:57:58 (EST)
Hello, I would like to wish you a happy new year. Pieter ComShares Inf
Pieter (vt021694@voetbal.nl)
Amsterdam, NL
Not yet.
Saturday, December 20, 2003 at 15:54:13 (EST)
I LIKED YOUR CHURCH! I WANT TO JOIN IT WHEN I MOVE TO NASHUA THIS COMING JANUARY! SEE YOU THEN
LEE H. ROGERS (leehrogers@verizon.net)
ACCOKEEK, MD
DMUUC
Saturday, December 06, 2003 at 20:19:13 (EST)
I stumbled on your site when I was looking for UU links. I find the sermons to be very powerful and compelling. Keep them coming. Thanks
Mark Ahrens (mahrens@optonline.net)
Milford, CT
UU
Sunday, November 02, 2003 at 17:25:19 (EST)
Thank you so much for this site...very educational. I was never baptized and never attended church as a child. As an adult, I have tried to educate myself on different religions and churches, but I have always felt more "spiritual" than religious. I recently started "church-hopping"...trying to find the right fit. None of them fit right. However, I have just been learning about UU's and see that there is a fellowship in my city. Reading the 100 Questions was like, "Wow! I am not alone!" I am excited to attend a UU Fellowship this Sunday for the first time. I also feel this "religion" is one that I will feel comfortable exposing my future children to. Most of all, I want them to learn as much as they can about the world and themselves. I always want them to ask questions. Thanks again
Maggie Peters-Voss (maggiepeters75@aol.com)
La Crosse, WI
Sunday, October 12, 2003 at 01:43:40 (EDT)
I was drawn to your site by the 100 questions about UU's and was pleasantly surprised to see that your church is in Nashua, NH. I'm from Lowell, MA and have driven by your church but have not attended any services yet. Currently I am serving with the U.S. Army Reserve at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. I have been here since March 23, 2003. When I return (maybe this month; maybe next March) I'll definitely pay a visit. I've been reading and downloading Steve Edington's sermons. They make for great reading and excellent food for thought. I'm not a UU yet (at least not "officially")but I do know that I have found a spirtual home within the UU fellowship. Peace be with you
John L. Szafranski (john.szafranski@us.army.mil)
Lowell, MA
None
Wednesday, October 08, 2003 at 17:14:23 (EDT)
Iam an indian & a hindu. But that is not how i wud like to define myself, my religious belief is secular, it just so happened that my favorite author Robert Fulghum is a unitarian minister. The fact motivated me to know about unitarian belief, im very glad i read your website. I certainly belong to this group, count me in
Tanuja Prasad (prasadtanuja@yahoo.com)
New Delhi, nd
Thursday, October 02, 2003 at 08:27:43 (EDT)
Having visited your website as part of an attempt to rationalise my own (lack of / sense of)religious belief, I would say that Unitarian-Universalism seems to fit exactly where I stand. I would welcome any information you might have on UU groups in the either Scotland or the UK
Callum Mackintosh (caljaq@supanet.com)
Inverness, Scotland,
Thursday, October 02, 2003 at 00:00:06 (EDT)
I have been studying Judeo/Christianity (and other religions)for quite some time. It is good to see a congregation I might join where I would not, automatically, have to consider myself a hipocrite! IE knowing what I know yet being urged to at least 'pretend' to believe whatever they say from the pulpit - disagree, as it often does, with what I have learned over the years
Robert Compton (epricon45@yahoo.com)
Oklahoma City, OK
"Eclectic, pragmatic, iconoclastic Christian" if anything (E.P.I.C.)
Sunday, September 28, 2003 at 19:56:42 (EDT)
I really appreciate your very informative site. Thanks Again!! At age 40 I am quite ASTOUNDED to find that there is actually a GROUP of people like me!!! WOW!
Renee' DeLong (chucklehead0@yahoo.com)
Knoxville, TN
Thursday, September 25, 2003 at 12:15:58 (EDT)
You can download the entire 100 Questions booklet as a pdf file. Go to http://www.uunashua.org/100quest.shtml and click on the link next to the PDF icon.
Dan Murphy (webmaster@uunashua.org)
Nashua, NH
Nashua
Thursday, September 25, 2003 at 11:48:46 (EDT)
Searching for the meaning of Religion. I took a Quiz on Beliefnet trying to put myself in a catagory. I came up a Secular Humanism, but it didn't quite fit.(Somtimes I think there is a God). But the second choice came up Unitarian Universalism, since reading the 100 Questions, I think a Religious Humanist more aptly applies to me. It looks like Unitarian Universalism fits more to me than any other religion. Is it possible to download the 100 questions and the Tenants of Unitarian Universalism? bpadjr@yahoo.co
William G. Padmore JR (bpadjr@yahoo.com)
Rialto, CA
Confirmed,Baptized,Lutheran (searching the thruth of religion)
Monday, September 15, 2003 at 16:33:00 (EDT)
I liked the church, please send me your newsletters
Liane Gonzalez (Liane@erols.com)
Emmitsburg, Md
DMUUC
Thursday, August 28, 2003 at 02:34:47 (EDT)
Thank you so much. When I adopted my two children, I went through years of searching for an agency because I was "not an affiliated christian". This despite the fact I was a Social Worker married to a Professional. Now I can say I am a Unitarian Universalism and mean it whole heartedly
Patti Britt (Bluzfanatic@aol.com)
Albuquerque, NM
none
Tuesday, August 05, 2003 at 06:53:32 (EDT)
I really want to thank you for having this site. It really helped me find out what to reply with when people ask my religion. It is very informative and once again I thank you. Now all I need to do is find a UU church somewhere near my home.
Sara (BoxerChica@msn.com)
Longview, WA
N/A
Thursday, July 31, 2003 at 19:26:39 (EDT)
Additions to the guest book are once again welcome. We regret that the book has been closed recently; however, this is because it was being spammed frequently. Contributions will now be reviewed before posting, and commercial messages or other spam will not appear. This also means there will be a delay before your contribution is visible, so please bear that in mind.
Thanks.
Dan Murphy (webmaster@uunashua.org)
Nashua, NH
Nashua
Saturday, March 29, 2003 at 14:38:25 (EST)
A friend of a friend mentioned the Emersonian Church as a possible alternative to the christian churches I recently started attending (I was raised Roman Catholic)...I came to the site to find the church nearest to me, and was drawn like Pooh to Hunny to the rest of the information available. The poem I read in this guest book literally brought a tear to my eye. I'll be there tomorrow, hopefully with my friend. Peace.
J. Adam Nilan (jagn516@fastmail.fm)
Kalamazoo, MI
Earth
Tuesday, March 18, 2003 at 23:26:02 (EST)
Here is a poem which was shared at the peace vigil on March 16 for those who care to print it out and keep it handy:
Wage Peace by Judyth Hill
Wage peace with your breath.
Breathe in firemen and rubble,
breathe out whole buildings
and flocks of redwing blackbirds.
Breathe in terrorists and breathe out sleeping children
and freshly mown fields.
Breathe in confusion and breathe out maple trees.
Breathe in the fallen
and breathe out lifelong friendships intact.
Wage peace with your listening:
hearing sirens, pray loud.
Remember your tools:
flower seeds, clothes pins, clean rivers.
Make soup.
Play music, learn the word for thank you in three languages.
Learn to knit, and make a hat.
Think of chaos as dancing raspberries,
imagine grief as the outbreath of beauty
or the gesture of fish.
Swim for the other side.
Wage peace.
Never has the world seemed so fresh and precious.
Have a cup of tea and rejoice.
Act as if armistice has already arrived.
Don't wait another minute.
Cynthia Schroer (cschroer@attbi.com)
Nashua, NH
UU
Thursday, November 21, 2002 at 12:52:15 (EST)
I just found out about UU and the more I read about it, the more sense it makes. I feel that ny original church hase gotten into the hands of untra-conservatives who think that the Dark Ages were a great time. I feel so alienated that I rarely go to church (except on x-mas,easter and palm sunday,or when somebody dies or gets married and my family pushes me.
michael bocchinfuso (mbocc@nyc.rr.com)
brooklyn, ny
Monday, November 18, 2002 at 10:57:19 (EST)
Bill Whiteside (janbill@widomaker.com)
williamsburg, Va
wuu
Monday, November 18, 2002 at 09:24:33 (EST)
As an active duty military person stationed abroad, I have found it increasingly difficult to find people with whom I can communicate about spiritual matters. There is certainly no end to the "traditional" religions, but I look for what is contained in your electronic pages. I only hope that your congregation really understands and appreciates (I'm sure it does) the wonderful resource you have amongst you. Keep the faith and thanks for providing a resource for those of us who are far from home.
Denene McBride (denenemcbride@hotmail.com)
Overseas,
Church of the World
Wednesday, November 13, 2002 at 18:39:37 (EST)
I am one of the billions of victims of 'organized religion' - one of the addicts to a philosophy that explains nothing, keeps people afraid, ignorant (and as we have seen with some of our Muslim brethren as of recent) downright mean and destructive. I do believe in a God, but not that white-haired guy on the top of the Sistine Chapel. I do love the Episcopalian church, but seem to find that it is missing the point of life itself, as do most Christian churches. 2000 years of splitting hairs over who was a virgin, whether she had sex afterwards, how many angels can dance on the head of a pin, etc and blah blah blah. This is absolute stupidity. I personally believe in God, but I cannot see how someone else can give me a more intimate relationship with It via threats and fear mongering. If the source of creation, intelligence and information is supposed to be all loving, why should I fear It? I want to know It, to love It and become one with It. I am a hardcore Libertarian in every sense of the word. Is there a spriritual home for me here? I am certain that the path to God is within me (and within every individual), and through me. I cannot seem to find God through someone else, and in retrospect consider the entire idea foolish from the get-go. I feel that God is so close to me that I am blinded by my own stupidty and subscription to authoritarian religious dogma. Considering that, is UU right for me? Anyone is welcome to respond to me at khaney@bham.rr.com Thank you.
Keith (khaney@bham.rr.com)
Birmingham, AL
Episcopalian
Wednesday, November 06, 2002 at 15:13:19 (EST)
P.S. Your site is wonderfully educational! Thanks!
Annie and Bob DeCoteau (abdecoteau@earthlink.net)
Derry, NH
Wednesday, November 06, 2002 at 15:11:26 (EST)
My husband and I have been searching for a church with similar beliefs as our own. We are each seeking own our spiritual enlightenment and would like to involve our children in a church and ultimately allow them to make personal decisions regarding worship. We juat had a baby boy and are not sure where we stand on baptising him and would like to hold a ceremony for him, however not forcing a particular organized religion onto him. We'd like to join you on Sundays and learn more about your church.
Annie and Bob DeCoteau (abdecoteau@earthlink.net)
Derry, NH
Wednesday, October 16, 2002 at 08:50:18 (EDT)
I like the page. Very nice. http://www.demerol.de
Michelle
Germany,
Catholic
Saturday, October 12, 2002 at 17:09:38 (EDT)
Hi. I just took the quiz to find out what you believe on belifnet. UU came up 100% so I thought I would come and check you out. Yup, it does fit 100%!
Melody Osmanich (shaundrajean@hotmail.com)
Abbotsford, BC
None
Saturday, September 28, 2002 at 21:38:02 (EDT)
I've been a UU for about 7 years. I so enjoyed reading the questions and answers on this site.
Ingrid Kalessa (ingridkal@earthlink.net)
Skokie, IL
Untarian Church of Evanston
Monday, September 16, 2002 at 13:06:50 (EDT)
Hello my name is Zelda. I am a social work student at USM. I really do not know your organization, but I am excited to learn new things. I am gathering information for a presentation on your organization. This website is very informative and helpful. Thanks, Zelda
Zelda Fairley (zfairley@datasync.com)
mclain, ms
Sweet Pilgrim Baptist
Saturday, September 07, 2002 at 09:30:43 (EDT)
I never in my life thought that my husband and I would find a "church" that thinks along the same lines as we do. I have joined and then left many churches due to the fact that I was forced to "believe" what another person taught me rather than what my heart and mind were telling me. For all of these years I have longed for a group of people who understand me. Unfortunately, now that I have found that, I am unable to find a church near me. I would love nothing more than to obtain the education that is required and start up a church in this area. I will be visiting your site often. Best wishes to all.
Deana X (dtdeana@hotmail.com)
Dallas, TX
None
Thursday, September 05, 2002 at 04:11:59 (EDT)
Hello my name is Cisco. English language is my second language . I visit sites like yours to learn new english vocabulary words and improve my english grammar . I hope to have effective communication and business communication for a new job in US. I learned a new word of the day from your site. I plan to be public speaking and business writing better now from your site. Thank you. none.
Cisco
Bogota, Putumayo
Sunday, September 01, 2002 at 20:04:12 (EDT)
I'LL BE MOVING TO NASHUA VERY SOON. I'D LIKE TO ATTEND YOUR CHURCH & SEE IF IT'S RIGHT FOR ME. CAN SOMEONE PLEASE WRITE & HELP ME COORDINATE THIS? I'M CURRENTLY IN THE ADULT BRAIN INJURY PROGRAM AT CROTCHED MT. I'M IN A WHEELCHAIR & REQUIRE ASSISTANCE. THANK YOU, A MILLER
ADRIENNE MILLER (AMILLER@CMF.ORG)
GREENFIELD, N.H.
Wednesday, August 21, 2002 at 04:23:36 (EDT)
Most of the comments on here say it all. We all wish UU had been easier to find? I came upon it when trying to find a meaningful location and ceremony for my wedding - my fiance and I are "beyond interfaith," since he's an atheist and I've often been strongly religious in the traditional sense. Not only have we found a ceremony we can both fully connect to (which I didn't think possible), I'm interested in attending UU services, and my parents already want to join! This site is extremely helpful because it has everything a "seeker" may want to know (minus direct experience, of course) about UU. This is what I call sanity - bless you!
Romani Rakli
Boston, MA
maybe UU in Boston!
Tuesday, August 20, 2002 at 19:09:42 (EDT)
we need more peace sites out on the net. stop the bloodshed.
Debra
lansing, mi
http://babykiller.com
Saturday, August 10, 2002 at 23:30:08 (EDT)
After careful review of your beliefs and statements, I've concluded that you have no definitive beliefs whatsoever. I'm wondering where I might find a site that might define a little more about your beliefs, i.e., not believing in the bible, not believing that Jesus was born of a virgin. Where do these specific beliefs come from and how have these final conclusions been drawn? I hope to find a few answers as I study more about your beliefs, but more importantly, I pray that you and whoever reads this may start an indepth spiritual search within yourselves. Thank you for your time and pray my post will not be accidentally erased.
Jim Harmon (info@mtcapital.com)
Houston, TX
Full Gospel
Friday, August 09, 2002 at 20:37:31 (EDT)
I think your site is very informative, and I will visit often. There are no UU churches near me, and that's awful! I'd love to go to a UU school to learn more about the faith, and become a Minister. Problem is, I cannot seem to find any! I'd love to do it via regular mail - due to the fact I have children & a husband, so I cannot travel to learn.. Is there any that you know of? I'd sure love it if you'd give me any info! Blessings, ~Helena
Helena (gentlewings1972@icqmail.com)
not given, NY
none yet
Sunday, August 04, 2002 at 13:38:51 (EDT)
Your beliefs are the closest to mine that I've ever found. I only wish your group was closer to me physically. I will come back to this site frequently.
Carol Cottrell (cottrell29@adelphia.net)
Twentynine Palms, CA
Thursday, June 27, 2002 at 13:09:41 (EDT)
Very good site, really enjoyed my visit, thank you.
Chris Digitalkamera
Frankfurt,
Saturday, June 22, 2002 at 08:45:04 (EDT)
Thank you for this enlightening web site. I was born and raised a UU and "understood" most of what I read today, but seeing it in print made it gel a little better in my mind. Many people have asked me over the years "What IS Unitarianism?" My answer was "That's a good question." Thank you for the answers.
BJ (bnels123@rcn.com)
Trenton, NJ
Church of the cup of coffee in my backyard. (ha.ha)
Tuesday, May 28, 2002 at 19:39:28 (EDT)
I've been reading your beliefs because I've always wanted to find someone that understands what I've grown to believe is true. My new boyfriend is a UU, and I also just wanted to find out what his religion was about so that I could better understand him. As I read, I realized that all my beliefs are written down here. It's odd because, as I got to a Catholic school, it's rare to find someone that understands. Thanks.
Heather (nina_Sedai@yahoo.com)
Tampa, FL
none
Thursday, May 02, 2002 at 20:37:10 (EDT)
I never knew there was an actual "church" out there with the same beliefs I had. Not that I desperately need to "belong" to any group, but it feels comforting, I don't feel so alone in my "religion" anymore. There is no UU congregation close to where I live (one and one half hour drive) so I am surfing the internet, found your site and am in awe! I will return often to this site and other UU sites. I'm finally "home" :-)KEEP SMILING!
Linde (groening@warwick.net)
Long Eddy, NY
Saturday, April 20, 2002 at 11:07:47 (EDT)
Someone who knew me well had once mentioned that I should explore two religious options; unfortunately,the first was a group that turned out to be a fundamentalist Christian singles organization. The other was the Unitarian Church. After finding out about the first, I was not interested in what Unitarianism might be about. I thought it was just another Protestant denomination, like Presbyterians, Episcopalians or Lutherans. I was raised a Methodist and had later embraced a secular humanist science-based philosophy, but I had no religion in my life. On the internet one day, I impulsively typed in Unitarian in a search engine and found your site. The next fifteen minutes led to a major change in my life. I did not consider it possible, with my understanding of what religion consisted of, to find any organization that I completely agreed with, but before I was halfway through the 100 Questions, I knew that I had found a home. I went to the local Unitarian Church (only 3 miles away!), the first time I had voluntarily attended a Sunday service in decades, and joined the next month, February, 2002. I am now involved in several committtees (how UU's love committees!) and have explored a whole new aspect of spirituality. Thank you for posting this informative site-I've recommended it(over the official UUA site) to anyone interested in why I have become a happier person lately.
Mike McCullough (mmccullough@paonline.com)
Steelton, PA
UUCHA: The UU Church of Harrisburg (PA)
Monday, April 15, 2002 at 21:46:14 (EDT)
Just read "You call this a Religion?" All I can say is amen, and amen. thank you
Julia Pennington (drjackp@yahoo.com)
st. louis, mo
Eliot Chapel (UU)
Friday, April 12, 2002 at 16:01:52 (EDT)
I found myself spending more time than I had intended reading different parts of the site. I was very impressed with the information I found. Having visited the web site, I now plan to visit your church!
Carolyn Griffin (carolyngriffinNH@aol.com)
Nashua, NH
Saturday, April 06, 2002 at 22:35:01 (EST)
I wish there was a UU congregation nearby. I attended UU in Portsmouth,NH as a child and once in Hilton Head, SC and it's the closest to my personal beliefs I can get. One thing I search for these days is advice on parenting (ages 7 through 15) and providing spiritual guidance for these young minds. We do not attend a church as neither my husband or I agree with the close-mindedness of most in our area.
M. Miller
South Central, SC
Enjoyed the site. Thankx!
Art Bell
- Thursday, August 23, 2001 at 03:40:46 (EDT)
Nice site...
wallpapers (tvtitpv@tigerdrive.com)
- Wednesday, August 15, 2001 at 20:27:07 (EDT)
Ok, now that I have visited your page, visit mine! "Superiority to Fate Is difficult to gain 'Tis not conferred of Any But possible to earn." - Emily Dickinson http://www.dynamicsex.com.
Jenny Simpson
Hoboken, NJ - Monday, July 23, 2001 at 12:37:02 (EDT)
I just read though the whole page on UU's. I never heard of UU's until I took a quiz about what religions would be best for me and all my belifs were 98% compatiable with UU. UU sounds like something I would like to learn more about and even go to a church. How do I get to go to a uu church? DO I call them? is there a directory that I can find email address locally where I live? If anyone reads this can you please give me some ideas on how to conntact a church. Thank You Angie D
Angie DeGarmo (ainonlove@aol.com)
Dayton, Oh former church of christ - Tuesday, June 12, 2001 at 20:18:14 (EDT)
Hello from Russia! My name is George. If you have a questions about religion, and as a whole about life in Russia, please, write me. I shall try to answer. Also if you have interest to Russia and want regularly to receive news from Russia, materials about events in this country, Russian politics, culture, religion, and much another, please, write to my e-mail address. My internet - bulletin "Russian digest" - for you! My address: kniga99@chat.ru
George (kniga99@chat.ru)
Moscow, RUSSIA, - Monday, June 04, 2001 at 08:56:29 (EDT)
I am Wiccan, my wife is Lutheran. I am also ordained. She never has wanted to attend Circle with me , but lately her congregations 'politics' is starting to take their toll. Perhaps we can attend a service together, sort of neutral ground if you will. It may just open her eyes, and make a strong marriage even stronger-Beleesd Be; Eric
Eric Weiss (EricANHWitch@cs.com)
Nashua, NH Our Lady of Enchantment - Tuesday, May 08, 2001 at 17:46:12 (EDT)
I'm seeking out a group of open-minded individuals, and thought a return to my UU roots might be the way to go. I'm having some difficulty meeting people who have an interest in joining the world they live in rather than escaping it with drugs and alcohol (at least, within the twenty-something age group). I'd love to get to know this congregation, and to join you in some of your social action activities. Perhaps I can do some good and make friends all at once!
Augusta Barstow (augusta_barstow@hotmail.com)
Nashua, NH UU - Sunday, May 06, 2001 at 13:29:41 (EDT)
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