Scope and Contents: This collection contains some of the records of the Black Unitarian Universalist Caucus (BUUC), the Black Affairs Council (BAC), Full Recognition and Funding of the Black Affairs Council (FULLBAC), and Black and White Action (BAWA), as well as some of the records of the Unitarian Universalist Commission on Appraisal. All of these records are related to the black empowerment controversy in the UUA in the late 1960s. These records were collected by David Bortin, a member of the Unitarian...

Scope and Contents: Collection includes sermons, lectures, and addresses by Channing, sixty-six letters by Channing (1803-1839), thirteen letters to Channing (1828-1839), sixteen manuscripts by Channing (1814-1837), including two drafts on Unitarian...

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Sermons, 1813-1843; essays; biographical sketches; correspondence, 1803-1848, including letters from leading Universalists and Unitarians such as Adin Ballou, Thomas Whittemore, Hosea Ballou, Paul Dean, and Samuel Joseph May; Turner family correspondence, biographical material, and photographs.

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Sermons, 1813-1843; essays; biographical sketches; correspondence, 1803-1848, including letters from leading Universalists and Unitarians such as Adin Ballou, Thomas Whittemore, Hosea Ballou, Paul Dean, and Samuel Joseph May; Turner family correspondence, biographical material, and photographs.

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Sermons, 1813-1843; essays; biographical sketches; correspondence, 1803-1848, including letters from leading Universalists and Unitarians such as Adin Ballou, Thomas Whittemore, Hosea Ballou, Paul Dean, and Samuel Joseph May; Turner family correspondence, biographical material, and photographs.

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Sermons, 1813-1843; essays; biographical sketches; correspondence, 1803-1848, including letters from leading Universalists and Unitarians such as Adin Ballou, Thomas Whittemore, Hosea Ballou, Paul Dean, and Samuel Joseph May; Turner family correspondence, biographical material, and photographs.

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Sermons, 1813-1843; essays; biographical sketches; correspondence, 1803-1848, including letters from leading Universalists and Unitarians such as Adin Ballou, Thomas Whittemore, Hosea Ballou, Paul Dean, and Samuel Joseph May; Turner family correspondence, biographical material, and photographs.

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Sermons, 1813-1843; essays; biographical sketches; correspondence, 1803-1848, including letters from leading Universalists and Unitarians such as Adin Ballou, Thomas Whittemore, Hosea Ballou, Paul Dean, and Samuel Joseph May; Turner family correspondence, biographical material, and photographs.

Scope and Contents: This collection contains some of the records of the Black Unitarian Universalist Caucus (BUUC), the Black Affairs Council (BAC), Full Recognition and Funding of the Black Affairs Council (FULLBAC), and Black and White Action (BAWA), as well as some of the records of the Unitarian Universalist Commission on Appraisal. All of these records are related to the black empowerment controversy in the UUA in the late 1960s. These records were collected by David Bortin, a member of the Unitarian...

Scope and Contents: This collection is comprised of the responses to and evaluations of the original test version of About Your Sexuality released in 1970, plus the 1973, 1978, and 1983 revised editions of this program. Each of these revisions consists of a kit which includes books, pamphlets, tapes, and filmstrips that deal with various aspects of human sexuality. There is also a film created in 1970, entitled A Course Is Born, the Making of "About Your...

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The bulk of the records in this collection are those of Rev. Robert Wheatly, director of the Office of Gay Concerns from 1977-1986. Correspondence to and from him and some of the other directors may be found throughout the collection, as well. In addition, much of the material in this collection not only documents the activities of the office, but also chronicles a growing nationwide movement concerning the rights of sexual minorities.

Scope and Contents: This collection contains some of the records of the Black Unitarian Universalist Caucus (BUUC), the Black Affairs Council (BAC), Full Recognition and Funding of the Black Affairs Council (FULLBAC), and Black and White Action (BAWA), as well as some of the records of the Unitarian Universalist Commission on Appraisal. All of these records are related to the black empowerment controversy in the UUA in the late 1960s. These records were collected by David Bortin, a member of the Unitarian...

Scope and Contents: This collection is divided into eight series. The first series consists of journals, arranged chronologically. Series II is sermons delivered by Parker, also arranged chronologically. Series III contains letters written by Parker copied by another hand. Series IV is miscellaneous material, including an unidentified fragment. Series V is additional Parker material in the form of a notebook that includes sermons and addresses. Series VI consists of correspondence, arranged by correspondent....

Scope and Contents: This collection contains some of the records of the Black Unitarian Universalist Caucus (BUUC), the Black Affairs Council (BAC), Full Recognition and Funding of the Black Affairs Council (FULLBAC), and Black and White Action (BAWA), as well as some of the records of the Unitarian Universalist Commission on Appraisal. All of these records are related to the black empowerment controversy in the UUA in the late 1960s. These records were collected by David Bortin, a member of the Unitarian...

Scope and Contents: This collection contains some of the records of the Black Unitarian Universalist Caucus (BUUC), the Black Affairs Council (BAC), Full Recognition and Funding of the Black Affairs Council (FULLBAC), and Black and White Action (BAWA), as well as some of the records of the Unitarian Universalist Commission on Appraisal. All of these records are related to the black empowerment controversy in the UUA in the late 1960s. These records were collected by David Bortin, a member of the Unitarian...

Scope and Contents: The first sermon is 32 pages long and is based on “Math:11-29. Learn of me for I am meek & lowly in heart: and ye shall find Rest unto your Souls.” There is an inscription at the end of the sermon in a different hand which states that it is a “Sermon of the Rev. Mr. Fairfield, first minister of Saco, Maine – presented by W. Cushing to the Library of the Theological School in Cambridge.” Rev. Fairfield made a note at the end of the sermon that states it was preached at ...

Scope and Contents: The first sermon is 32 pages long and is based on “Math:11-29. Learn of me for I am meek & lowly in heart: and ye shall find Rest unto your Souls.” There is an inscription at the end of the sermon in a different hand which states that it is a “Sermon of the Rev. Mr. Fairfield, first minister of Saco, Maine – presented by W. Cushing to the Library of the Theological School in Cambridge.” Rev. Fairfield made a note at the end of the sermon that states it was preached at ...

Scope and Contents: Collection includes sermons, lectures, and addresses by Channing, sixty-six letters by Channing (1803-1839), thirteen letters to Channing (1828-1839), sixteen manuscripts by Channing (1814-1837), including two drafts on Unitarian...

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This is a fourteen page sermon, delivered by Rev. Samuel Deane on December 26, 1784. It is based on James 3:8 and is entitled The way to cure ye evils of ye tongue.

Scope and Contents: This collection contains some of the records of the Black Unitarian Universalist Caucus (BUUC), the Black Affairs Council (BAC), Full Recognition and Funding of the Black Affairs Council (FULLBAC), and Black and White Action (BAWA), as well as some of the records of the Unitarian Universalist Commission on Appraisal. All of these records are related to the black empowerment controversy in the UUA in the late 1960s. These records were collected by David Bortin, a member of the Unitarian...

Scope and Contents: This collection contains some of the records of the Black Unitarian Universalist Caucus (BUUC), the Black Affairs Council (BAC), Full Recognition and Funding of the Black Affairs Council (FULLBAC), and Black and White Action (BAWA), as well as some of the records of the Unitarian Universalist Commission on Appraisal. All of these records are related to the black empowerment controversy in the UUA in the late 1960s. These records were collected by David Bortin, a member of the Unitarian...

Scope and Contents: This collection contains some of the records of the Black Unitarian Universalist Caucus (BUUC), the Black Affairs Council (BAC), Full Recognition and Funding of the Black Affairs Council (FULLBAC), and Black and White Action (BAWA), as well as some of the records of the Unitarian Universalist Commission on Appraisal. All of these records are related to the black empowerment controversy in the UUA in the late 1960s. These records were collected by David Bortin, a member of the Unitarian...

Scope and Contents: This collection contains some of the records of the Black Unitarian Universalist Caucus (BUUC), the Black Affairs Council (BAC), Full Recognition and Funding of the Black Affairs Council (FULLBAC), and Black and White Action (BAWA), as well as some of the records of the Unitarian Universalist Commission on Appraisal. All of these records are related to the black empowerment controversy in the UUA in the late 1960s. These records were collected by David Bortin, a member of the Unitarian...

Scope and Contents: This collection consists of a volume of autograph letters and signatures kept by Ephraim Peabody and arranged "with pious care by his wife as a token of her affection." The material covers the period from 1662 to 1849, and includes letters from many leading Unitarian ministers of this period including Henry Whitney Bellows, William Ellery Channing, Convers Francis, ...

Scope and Contents: This collection consists of a volume of autograph letters and signatures kept by Ephraim Peabody and arranged "with pious care by his wife as a token of her affection." The material covers the period from 1662 to 1849, and includes letters from many leading Unitarian ministers of this period including Henry Whitney Bellows, William Ellery Channing, Convers Francis, ...