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Frank Schulman is a graduate of Harvard Divinity School (S.T.B.) and was ordained at the Arlington Street Church in Boston in 1954. He served churches in Worcester, Massachusetts; Youngstown, Ohio; Emerson Unitarian Church in Houston, Texas; and, in retirement, The Huntsville (Texas) Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. He also served in Horsham and Oxford, England. At Oxford he supervised the training of the divinity students at Manchester College, Oxford, taught various courses, and was appointed to the Faculty of Theology of Oxford University (the first Unitarian ever to hold that appointment). He holds a D.Min. from Meadville Lombard, having done his doctoral work on Emerson's Reasons for Leaving the Parish Ministry. He also holds four degrees from Oxford (including the D.Phil). He has written three books on English Unitarian history.
He has been active in various community and denomination organizations and lives in The Woodlands, Texas. He continues going to and from Oxford to continue his research in UU history. He is Minister Emeritus of Emerson Unitarian Church and Emeritus Fellow of Oxford University.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
James Martineau
Charles Wellbeloved