List of UU blogs

• One More Step - the blog associated with RevRicky.com Your Online Spiritual Community
• BlueUU - How a Unitarian Universalist lives her religious beliefs
• The ChaliceBlog
• Coffee Hour - "Where Unitarian Universalist bloggers mix it up."
• Comrade Kevin's Chrestomathy- Another Damn Stupid Liberal Blog.
• Cranky Cindy Changes the World.
• Donald O'Bloggin - A weblog by Donald Wilson, focusing on Young Adult affairs, technology, and UU systems interaction
• FUUSE - The Voice of the RevolUUtion - The Media Community of Unitarian Universalist Youth and Young Adults
• Happy Cindy Changes the World.
• History of Unitarianism in Norway (and link to Nordic Unitarian history)
• Hotwire - "The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee weblog, detailing human rights issues."
• Imperfect Genius - "Redefining brilliance one day at a time." Personal reflections and random musings on life as an eclectic family of UUs.
• Infidelity - "Reflecting on the intersection between atheism and Unitarian Universalism"
• Jess's Journal - "Musings, daily goings-on, occasional rants from a UU singer, seminary wife, and mom of 2"
• Liberal Faith Development - "commentary on Unitarian Universalist faith development in congregations and the wider liberal religious community"
• Lo-Fi Tribe - "This blog contains accidental artifacts."
• A People so Bold! "Religious commentary with a liberationist twist."
• Philocrites - "Commentary on liberal religion and politics"
• Promise the Children - Resources for UU's to advocate for and with children and youth.
• Nate Walker's Ministerial blog - "With you on my mind and in my heart, i mold our dreams into the shape of my most private need; i sculpt them into the image of my most public self."
• Returning. . . - "UU Seminarian writing about religion, culture, and whatever amuses me."
• [1] "Errant Frogs: Yet another UU seminarian blogging his way through the process"
• (r)evolUUtions a UU who is also an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps
• Root and Source
• Talk: Humanism - "A collaborative blogging community for religious humanists."
• Transient and Permanent - "Reflections on Unitarian-Universalism"
• Radical Hapa - Unitarian Universalist Hapa Social Justice & Seminarian Activist. Portland to Boston to New York City.
• the Socinian - "an occasional journal of liberal religion, liberal politics, outdoor recreation, and other musings"
• Trivium - A blue collar Unitarian Universalist's views on life, love, and our shared faith.
• TUUT: Talking UU Technology - A weblog for & by Unitarian Universalists interested in technology
• Unitarian Jihad - A LiveJournal for UUs and like-minded people started by the Jon Carroll column more info
• Unitarians - A LiveJournal Community
• UU Ministerial Candidates and Aspirants - UU Ministerial Candidates and Aspirants reflect upon the the MFC’s “sample questions".
• UUpdater - User:JohnCooley
• UU-Mom - "Portal to Active Life" of lifelong UU and social activist
• Unitarian Universalists of Petaluma (California) - A congregational blog.
• Vern's Blog - comments of a UU community minister doing interfaith work
• Hymns of the Spirit Three Unitarian and Universalist hymns from Hymns of the Spirit (1937) and beyond, with modern, inclusive language for small groups and congregations. Spanish-language hymns. New hymns welcome!

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• http://www.blogger.com/profile-find.g?t=i&q=Unitarian+Universalism - Bloggers who have identified themselves as "interested in Unitarian universalism" - Warning: A fair number of the listings are inactive/defunct.
• http://kinja.com/favorites/uublogs
• http://www.globeofblogs.com/?x=topic&topic=513
• http://www.philocrites.com/archives/000587.html - Philocrites annotated guide to UU blogs
• http://uupdates.net/sites.php - List of Syndicated UU sites, primarily UU blogs....
• http://uuspiritualeducation.blogspot.com/ - Lifespan Religious Education Discussions. There is no "wrong" answer.