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What's New: To
listen to the 2007 essay, click on 2008: "Imagineering
Soul" Christine
Robinson 2007:
"It's the Minister: The Mystery and
Magic of the Role" Ken Sawyer 2006: What Torture’s Taught Me William F. Schulz 2003: Images for our Lives Laurel Hallman 1942: Democracy as a Modern Religion Jacob Trapp 1934: The Breaking of Nations (published as "After Thirty Years") John Haynes Holmes 1930: Summary: Religious Mysticism Lawrence Clare 1929: Are We Outgrowing the Need for a Church? Anna Garlin Spencer 1927: The Underlying
Significance of the Fundamental Changes in the Religion of Our 1920: The Meaning and Lessons of Unitarian History Earl Morse Wilbur 1916: How the
Scientific and Religious Interpretations of the World Differ Joel
Hastings Metcalf 1905: Channing and
the History of Christian Piety Francis A. Christie 1899: The Theology of Civilization Charles Fletcher Dole 1895: Christianity and Unitarianism Charles Gordon Ames 1888: The Reign of Divine Love Howard Nicholson Brown 1864: The Scope and Powers of the New Criticism George Edward Ellis 1863: Summary: The
Preacher's Duty Thomas Hill 1832: The Duty of
ministers to interest themselves in providing a further supply of 1830: Changes in
Religions Opinions and the Character of Preaching in New England 1821: Summary: On the Prevalent Defects of Liberal Ministers Abiel Abbot Charles
Lyttle, "An Outline of the History of the Berry
Street Ministerial Conference," How You Can Help with the Berry Street
Web Archive Project You may have - in your church archives or in your
personal files - an un-posted Berry Street Essay. If so, the Berry
Street Project urgently needs you to find it and get it to our Project
team. All ministers are asked to please review the “needed
essay listing”.
You can search the listings either by entering the name
of a respected predecessor, to learn the date and the title of an Essay s/he
delivered, or the name of your church's city, to learn the names of all your
predecessors who gave Berry Street Essays, along with their Essay titles and
dates of delivery. This will let you see what to look for (or ask your
church archivist to look for) in your archives or files.
Please come through on this, Colleagues. We have
now found and posted 141 off the 195 essays delivered in the past 187
sessions of the Berry Street Conference (two addresses were given in some
years during the 1850s). Any help you can offer will be much
appreciated. 2008-09 Committee Members: Rev. Paul Sprecher, Scribe - (781) 210-2016
This project was funded in part by the Fund for Unitarian Universalism. Questions, comments, concerns? Contact the Berry Street Webmaster: psprecher@uuma.org This page modified 9/11/2008 |
