features SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
2003 · VOL XVII NO 5 Improvisational
Faith
COVER STORY Jazz
offers a powerful metaphor for Unitarian Universalist theology and enhances
the worship life of a growing number of liberal churches.
/BY TOM STITES
CHANCE AND CONTROL
A profile of artist Margaret Lampe Kannenstine.
/BY TOM
STITES
The Journey toward Hope
Odysseus turned down a goddess so he could return to his aging and mortal wife. His archetypal story helps us ask: Is hope to be found in transcending this world or in embracing it? /BY LINDA HANSEN
An Historic Gathering
Returning to Boston for the first time since 1978, the
General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association drew record numbers.
/BY DONALD E. SKINNER
TIGHTER BELTS AND MODEST
GROWTH A financial report.
/BY DONALD E. SKINNER
GLOBAL THINKERS AND LOCAL
ACTIVISTS UUA award-winners.
/BY SONJA
L. COHEN
A PROMISE IN THAT SONG
Children's voices.
/BY MAGGI
SMITH-DALTON
reflections Sermon.
Relax: the discipline /BY AMANDA AIKMAN
Wayside Pulpit. Hearing
/BY MAY SARTON
Creations. Untitled ("Coney Island, New York")
/BY ROBERT SCHNEIDER
Scripture. Isaiah 58: 5-8
Creations. Jeweled Evening (River Goddess
Series) /BY WINTER ROSS
Poem. A Dance for the Inland Sea
/BY ANNIE FINCH
Story. Answer Mountain /BY
SARAH E. SKWIRE
Benediction. /BY
JACOB TRAPP AND DR. DONALD SZANTHO HARRINGTON
Affirmations.
Elevator Speeches
Interpretation. Open Shutter /BY
LEAH RUBIN-CADRAIN
Heritage. We Believe
/BY WILLIAM CHANNING GANNETT
Testimony. /COMPILED
BY JOHN A. RAKESTRAW JR.
departments
Opening Words. Our story /BY
VICTORIA SAFFORD
From the Editor.
Visual contributions /BY TOM STITES
Our Calling. Standing
up for families /BY PRESIDENT WILLIAM G. SINKFORD
Letters. Corporate personhood · Marriage · Growth /BY
OUR READERS
Bookshelf. The
reclamation of liberalism /BY JOHN H. WESTON
Congregational Life. Capturing the bonds of
friendship /BY SONJA L. COHEN
What in the World?
Discussion topics on UU World articles /BY JANE
GREER
Looking Back.
Martyr to religious freedom /BY JAUME DE MARCOS
news UUA
News.
Community backs vandalized
church /BY JANE GREER
RE curriculum being planned for UUs of all
ages
Social Witness. Children lead church to
border community /BY STEPHEN COX
Political Action. Peril seen in bill to increase church political
rights /BY ROB CAVENAUGH
In the Congregations. Florida UUs become
surrogate grandparents
UUA. Salary guidelines set by UUA for church
staff
Religion News. Biblical bobbleheads and
the return of mummification /BY JOHN A. RAKESTRAW
JR.
Milestones. Obituaries for John Papandrew,
W. Hollis Tegarden, William G. Wagner
Not every article in the printed magazine is published on-line. Back issues of the magazine are available for $4.50; photocopies of selected articles are also available. E-mail world@uua.org or call (617) 948-4693 for more information.
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