(A pamphlet by Susan J. Ritchie) The flaming chalice is the symbol of Unitarian Universalism. Most Unitarian Universalist congregations begin their worship on Sunday mornings by lighting one in the form of a lamp or candle. cradled within a wide-lipped vessel. But you will also find them out in the world, sometimes as three- dimensional objects, […]
Category Archives: What Is?
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Answer all three questions correctly (and quickly) for monthly prizes! This month’s winners will receive $5 Starbucks gift cards. Submit your answers to admin@lakeshoreunitarian.org to enter! Please note: the first three people that submit the correct three answers will win this month’s prizes. Where is the January Dine Around the World dinner located? Which board member is highlighted in January’s Who […]
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Answer all three questions correctly (and quickly) for monthly prizes! This month’s winners will receive $5 Starbucks gift cards. Submit your answers to admin@lakeshoreunitarian.org to enter! Please note: the first three people that submit the correct three answers will win this month’s prizes. Name three famous Unitarian Universalists? Please list one interesting fact you learned from our Who […]
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Unitarian Universalists have many ways of naming what is sacred. Some believe in a God; some don’t believe in a God. Some believe in a sacred force at work in the world, and call it “love,” “mystery,” “source of all” or “spirit of life.” We are thousands of individuals of all ages, each influenced by […]
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Numerically, Unitarian church membership is relatively small compared to major religions; however, it is not too much of a stretch to say that some of its members were quite instrumental in helping shape the world as we know it. Below is our list of famous Unitarian Universalists. John Quincy Adams – sixth US President Dorothea […]
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LSUS has deep roots in Winnetka’s past and the city’s foundation.
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What Is? is a series that digs a bit beneath the surface to inform us more about Unitarian Universalism. In our inaugural profile, we dig into the “living tradition” of wisdom and spirituality.