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Throughout its history Unitarian Universalism has been deeply committed to social justice and social action; action in support of social justice is a direct expression of our faith. Our denomination and national denominational organizations provide many opportunities for united and concerted action in furtherance of social justice.
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Local Attorney Enters Social Justice Ministry |
By Judith Kendall
The journey from the courtroom to the ministry was a long one for Gainesville immigration and estate planning attorney David Etherington. It began in 2005 with Hurricane Katrina.
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Throughout its history Unitarian Universalism has been deeply committed to social justice and social action; action in support of social justice is a direct expression of our faith. Our denomination and national denominational organizations provide many opportunities for united and concerted action in furtherance of social justice.
The Congregational Study/Action Issue (CSAI) process of the Unitarian Universalist Association provides a way for individual UUs and UUA member congregations to work together on significant, timely issues.
The UUSC is a nonsectarian organization that advances human rights and social justice. Its programs are based on Unitarian Universalist principles that affirm the worth, dignity and human rights of every person, but one need not be a Unitarian Universalist to join the UUSC.
The UUADP is a social action group, affiliated with the UUA, seeking to give witness to UUA resolutions which call for an end to capital punishment. |
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