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Readings for the Course (Not required to purchase any of the readings)
- James Luther Adams, Five Smooth Stones of Religious Liberalism
- James Luther Adams, Voluntary Associations
- Wayne Arnason and Kathleen Rolenz, Worship That Works
- David Bumbaugh, The Marketing of Liberal Religion
- Glenn Canfield, The Purpose and Function of the Church
- Walter Herz, Redeeming Time
- Israel Galindo, The Hidden Lives of Congregations
- Dan Hotchkiss, Governance and Ministry
- Charles Howe, For Faith and Freedom
- Duncan Howlett, The Fourth American Faith
- Peter Hughes, The Cambridge Platform
- Michael Jinkins, Journal of Religious Leadership, “Docents in the House of Wonder” article
- David Parke, The Epic of Unitarianism
- Paul Rasor and Susan Ritchie, Unitarian and Universalist Professions of Faith
- Christine Robinson, 2008 Berry Street Essay, “Imagineering Soul: Finding Soul at Disney World”
- Warren Ross, The Promise and the Premise
- Williston Walker, The Creeds and Platforms of Congregationalism
- George Williams, The Radical Reformation
- Conrad Wright, Congregational Polity
- Conrad Wright, Walking Together
- Alice Blair Wesley, Myths of Time and History
- Alice Blair Wesley, Our Covenant: The 2000-01 Minns Lecture
- UUA Bylaws and Rules
- UUA Commission on Appraisal, Belonging
- UUA Commission on Appraisal, Engaging Our Theological Diversity
- UUA Commission on Appraisal, Interdependence
- UUA Commission on Common Worship, Leading Congregations in Worship
- UUA Fulfilling the Call: A Model for UU Ministry in the 21st Century
- UUA MFC Policies
- UUA MFC Rules
- UUA Welcoming Congregation
- UUMA Guidelines and Code of Professional Practice
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UU World, Winter 2011, Faith in Our Future article
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UU World, Winter 2012, Fred Muir’s The End of iChurch article
- Erik Wikstrom, Serving With Grace
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