What 16th Century religious leader originated the principles of modern Unitarian Universalism

during the Protestant Reformation? How did these religions that originated in Europe come to

America, and what 4 US founding fathers attended UU services? How did a large number of

remarkable women play a role in reshaping UUism and American life after the Civil War? Why

is Martin Luther King’s Selma march considered a pivotal moment in UU history? These and

many other questions will be answered in the six-part UU history series Long Strange Trip which

will meet on Monday evenings at 7 pm in the Emerson Room and on Zoom starting April 3.

Classes will consist of a one-hour video followed by discussion.

Click HERE to sign up. If questions, contact Ernie Hall at hallel1254@gmail.com.