Selections from eminent commentators, who have believed in punishment after death : wherein they have agreed with Universalists in their interpretation of Scriptures relating to punishment /

Includes index.

Six sermons delivered at the general convention of Universalists, at its annual session in Concord, N.H., on the nineteenth and twentieth September, 1832.

Mode of access: Internet.

The evangelists manual : or a guide to trinitarian Universalists in the city of Charleston : to which is prefixed five introductory sections and the eighteen articles of the church concluded with thirteen propositions and an appeal to the Christian world with a copious index /

Includes index.

The Universalists' hymn-book : a new collection of Psalms and hymns, for the use of Universalist societies /

Words only.

Selections from eminent commentators, who have believed in punishment after death : wherein they have agreed with Universalists in their interpretation of Scriptures relating to punishment /

Includes index.

Annual sermon delivered before the General Convention of Universalists : in the city of New York, Sept. 21, 1836 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Universalist belief : or the doctrinal views of Universalists /

Mode of access: Internet.

Sing for Fukushima

The Fukushima Response Bay Area (FRBA) in collaboration with the Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists (BFUU) Poetry Committee and the BFUU Social Justice Committee developed the Fukushima Poetry Anthology project to highlight the ongoing disaster at Fukushima Daiichi, Japan. All works in the Anthology are in response to the nuclear disaster in Fukushima and the ongoing impacts, including this work. Japanese anti-nuclear protest songs first surfaced in the 1980s after the Chernobyl disaster. Since this time there have been numerous anti-nuclear songs, with some still being produced. Research was required to search for such songs along with understanding who sang them. A process of listening to the songs, reading the English sub-titles and sharing the music with others took place. The most popular in the sharing being the song titled You Can't See It, And You Can't Smell It Either by Rankin & Dub Ainu Band (2011).This song and others, includes a mixture of music styles from pop, punk, rap, rock, storytelling, dance hall reggae and traditional Indigenous Japanese music (Tonkori, Ainu). You Can't See It, And You Can't Smell It Either is a catchy song with a rhythmic beat that remains in one’s head long after the song has finished. This music and the people who sang it became the basis for this poem that attempts to capture the style and backgrounds of protest songs within one creative work. It is hoped that the work encourages people to continue singing for Fukushima.

Hosea Ballou, the challenge to orthodoxy /

Includes indexes.

The life and times of Dr. George de Benneville, 1703-1793 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Nine sermons on important doctrinal and practical subjects : delivered in Philadelphia, November, 1834 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Historical sketches and incidents, illustrative of the establishment and progress of Universalism in the State of New York.

Mode of access: Internet.

Records of the life of the Rev. John Murray /

Mode of access: Internet.