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Mattatuck UU Society Newsletter Minister's Columns, 2008-present
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All Souls Newsletter Minister's Columns, 2007-present
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A Prayer for Shattered Lives, April 2007
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In the aftermath of the massacre at Va Tech, I was, on Friday morning, stunned to hear the nationally broadcast announcement for churches to ring their bells for 32 students at noon. We, at All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church in Greenfield, MA, rang our bells 33 times.
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News From the Front . . .
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Newsletter Article for Unitarian Universalist Society: East Newsletter, December 2006.
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Soulwork: Uncomfortable Angles
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Newsletter Article for Unitarian Universalist Society: East and Universalist Church of West Hartford Newsletters, February/March 2005.
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Soulwork: Be A Community Builder!
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Newsletter Article for the Arc of the Farmington Valley, June 2004
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Soulwork: "Music is Like Soup . . . "
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Newsletter, Winter 2003/4: The Arc of the Farmington Valley (FAVARH)
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Soulwork: "Beginning the Journey Anew"
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Newsletter, Fall 2003: The Arc of the Farmington Valley (FAVARH)
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"Making Anti-Racism Initiatives Work in Our Congregations"
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An article written by Allen Stern, of the UUA General Assembly Reporting Staff, about a workshop provided on anti-racism activities by the following congregations: Members of CUREJ (Congregations United for Racial Equality and Justice) and UU congregations in Springfield, MA, and Hamden/New Haven, CT.
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"Steps Toward Final Fellowship for Community Ministers"
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After Preliminary Fellowship . . . then what? The process for getting Final Fellowship has been confusing for community ministers. This article, written jointly by the UUA and SLM, explains how community ministers can get final fellowship.
This article is also available on the UUA website at: http://www.uua.org/programs/ministry/community/
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MFC Student Liaison Report, September 2003
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The UU Ministerial Fellowship Committee is the national credentialing body for Unitarian Universalist ministers. This report emphasizes the qualities they are looking for in a ministerial candidate.
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Press Release for Rev. Lloyd's Ordination, May 2003
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What Is Your Vision for Lay Ministry?
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In order to become fellowshipped as a Unitarian Universalist minister, one must undergo a rigorous training and examination process, culminating in an oral exam by a national board of UU ministers and lay leadership. The candidate for ministry is allowed to form the first question. This is mine. I was fellowshipped in 2002.
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"Working Together for Education, Justice, & Growth" by Donald Skinner
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Published in the UU World Magazine.
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"Frances Wayland Wood" by Jeanne Lloyd
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A summary article published in the Dictionary of Unitarian Universalist Biography reflecting some of the content authored by Jeanne in a manuscript called, "The Minister's Double." The article and the manuscript describe the life of Frances Wayland Wood and the development of UU Religious Education in the 20th century.
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