In a world full of half-truths,   evasions and outright lies, the CLF works to share spiritual truths that speak to the heart.

My friend Thomas Anastasi, now retired from the ministry, had a simple solution to the ongoing ministerial problem of what to put in the newsletter about upcoming sermons.

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Being in a minority, even in a minority of one, did not make you mad. There was truth and there was untruth, and if you clung to the truth even against the whole world, you were not mad.

Would you like to represent the Church of the Larger Fellowship at General Assembly (GA) this summer?

Martin Luther King Jr. and other leaders were rather demoralized that spring of 1963. They had started a campaign to end segregation in Birmingham, Alabama and it wasn’t going well.

Hope is tightly woven into Unitarian Universalism. The doctrine of universal salvation was referred to as “The Larger Hope.”

For the longest time I found myself living life in despair. I felt that I had little to live for, and had not only contemplated, but also attempted, suicide several times between the ages of 14 and 26.

Being in prison is like being dead. Nothing matters. People fall out of your life; the world passes you by and forgets about you.

How can we find hope in circumstances such as these we live in today? Would it help to ask what it is we are even looking for?