Skinner House Books

Skinner House has recently published a history entitled The Arc of the Universe is Long: Unitarian Universalists, Anti-Racism and the Journey From Calgary. It covers the recent history of the UUA, beginning with the 1992 General Assembly's passage of the resolution "Racial and Cultural Diversity in Unitarian Universalism," and traces developments through the 2006 General Assembly. Click on the title above for more details.

Peter Tufts Richardson

THE BOSTON RELIGION:  Unitarianism In Its Capital City

This work is a window into the entire history and significance of American Unitarianism.  In tracing the unique qualities of the 74 Unitarian churches that have been organized within the Boston city limits you will find most of the movement's leaders, all the major theological currents and controversies, the impact of the religion on American culture and development, including the American Revolution, Civil War, industrialization, sociology and the emergence of a pluralistic society.  Special themes of architecture, social justice, urbanization, education and even genealogy can be found documented and developed.  Click title for details.

FERENC DÁVID By Mihály Balázs, Translated by Judit Gellérd

This is the first comprehensive history of early Transylvanian Unitarianism. Its prestigious author is an outsider but the top expert on early Unitarianism in Europe, giving the work a special objectivity and integrity. This work is the fruit of his decades-long research and integration of histories and contradictions. He consults and summarizes every known primary source in its original language. It has won the “Book of the Year” Award from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Click title for details.