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We all want to make sure that as many people as possible in our church know about events we promote. So how can you go about spreading the word?

Though the audience is “captured” on Sunday morning, we can’t all use the announcement time without affecting the careful planning of the service leaders. So here are some suggestions:

 

  1. Send an This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to place on our website, or use the Submit an Article form.
  2. Send an This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it no later than Thursday noon, to be included in our weekly All-church e-mail.
  3. Submit material to the editor, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , for publication in the Communicator. Our newsletter comes out monthly; the deadline for submissions is the second Monday of every month.
  4. Send an This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (or hand-written note) no later than Thursday noon any week to have your announcement placed in the order of service announcement section.
    • But be brief and considerate, please – we are limited to one page of announcements.
    • If the announcement is in the Communicator, do not repeat the whole announcement in the order of service. Use one or two lines to refer people to the Communicator.
    • Know that to keep within space limitations and to keep our excessive paper costs down, the office administrator will edit announcements.
    • It will not always be possible to put repeated announcements by committees in the order of service each week.
  5. Place a poster on the bulletin board in the foyer.
  6. As a last resort, the first person to approach the Sunday Service Coordinator is allowed one minute for a special announcement relating to church events. There is also one minute available for an announcement of clear Social Responsibility interest. Please use these with care and for the purpose they are intended. (That is, please don’t try to stretch a social announcement into a social responsibility theme just to get airtime.)
  7. Finally, and again as last resort, the Service Coordinator will read a very brief handwritten announcement for you. However, the Service Coordinators reserve the right to limit announcements so they do not overrun their time-frame.
 

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Brief History of Unitarianism

The doctrine of Unitarianism (i.e. rejection of the Trinity) has also appeared occasionally in history, but it has been formally considered heresy since the Council of Nicea in 325.

Unitarian churches were formed in the 16th century in Romania and Poland, and in 1553 Michael Servetus was famously burned at the stake for his unitarian views by John Calvin. In the United States, a Unitarian movement arose among Congregational churches in New England in the late 1700s, causing a major dispute with in the denomination. The American Unitarian Association (AUA) was founded as a separate denomination in 1825.

(Source: religionfacts.com)


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