UU Historical Society

GA 2008

Annual UU Historical Society Lecture:
“Self and Society in American Transcendentalism,” by Philip F. Gura

Workshop:
“A Faith for a Few?
Class and Unitarian Universalism,”
by The Rev. Mark Harris

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UU Historical Society

GA 2008

Annual UU Historical Society Lecture: “Self and Society in American Transcendentalism,” by Philip F. Gura

Workshop: “A Faith for a Few? Class and Unitarian Universalism,” by The Rev. Mark Harris

Annual UU Historical Society Lecture:
“Self and Society in American Transcendentalism,” by Philip F. Gura

Workshop:
“A Faith for a Few?
Class and Unitarian Universalism,”
by The Rev. Mark Harris