Warren R. Ross (1926-2015) was a longtime contributing editor to UU World, a member of the Community Unitarian Church in White Plains, New York, and the author of Funding Justice and The Premise and the Promise.
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By Warren R. Ross
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Singing for humanity: The Pete Seeger sagaWarren R. RossSpeaking truth to power, with banjos and boats: Pete Seeger's struggle for justice.
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Commission revises UUA Principles and PurposesWarren R. RossSeeks feedback by October 16 for draft of new UUA covenant; changes will require two General Assembly votes for adoption.
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Commission outlines process for reviewing Principles and PurposesWarren R. RossAny changes to UUA's covenant will be presented to 2009 General Assembly.
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Growing with DaviesWarren R. RossFifty years ago, the Rev. A. Powell Davies led a bold initiative to start new congregations in the Washington, D.C., suburbs.
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Does tolerance disarm religious liberals?Warren R. RossThe author of 'The End of Faith' has good news and bad news for Unitarian Universalists.
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Shared valuesWarren R. Ross
How the UUA’s Principles and Purposes were shaped and how they’ve shaped Unitarian Universalism.
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Structures of justiceWarren R. RossWriting about the social justice work funded by Veatch Program grants led the author to a deeper appreciation of the need for structural change in society. -
The Veatch storyWarren R. RossA generous gift has provided millions for Unitarian Universalist and social justice programs.
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Reforming a criminal justice system in crisisWarren R. RossThe General Assembly considers a new Statement of Conscience.
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An enduring bondWarren R. Ross
A Minnesota congregation's forty-year relationship with a medical clinic in Malawi and the family that runs it.
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A courageous press confronts a deceptive governmentWarren R. RossBeacon Press and the Pentagon Papers.
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Storms facing WestWarren R. RossTwenty-five years after Bob West navigated the denomination through the painful and divisive 1970s, he is regarded by many as the ‘unsung hero of the UUA.’
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A precarious pathWarren R. Ross
The do-it-yourself fellowship movement spread Unitarian congregations far and wide.
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A. Powell Davies, preacher to the nationWarren R. RossUnitarian minister was 'in the forefront of every assault upon intolerance and racial discrimination and injustice.'