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uu1 1: Inclusiveness
Rev Michael Dadson (Minister of Macclesfield Unitarian Church) talks about why Unitarians are inclusive.

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uu2 2: What is a Creedless Faith?
Rev Jo James (Minister of Mill Hill Unitarian Church, Leeds) talks about why the Unitarianism is a creedless faith.


uu3 3: A Liberal Religion
Rev Feargus O'Connor (Unitarian Minister at Golders Green and St Albans) talks about why Unitarians are an example of a liberal religion and how this lins with interfaith dialogue.


uu4 4: A Different Approach to Religion
Rev Matthew Smith (Unitarian Minister at Bury St Edmunds) talks about why Unitarianism is a different approach to religion.


uu5 5: Do Unitarians Believe in God?
Stephen Lingwood (Minister of Bank St Chapel, Bolton) talks about whether Unitarians believe in God.


uu6 6: Worship Services
Jef Jones (Lay Leader of Brighton Unitarians) talks about what you can expect at a Unitarian worship service.


uu7 7: Are Unitarians Christians?
Rev Cliff Reed answers this question which is more complex that it sounds.


uu8 8: A Unitarian View of Jesus
Retired Unitarian minister Rev Cliff Reed talks about how many Unitarians view Jesus.


uu9 9: Are Unitarians Pagans?
James Barry answers the question - Are Unitarians Pagans?


uu10 10: Baptisms, Namings, Weddings and Funerals
Rev Anna Jarvis (Minister of Monton Unitarian Church) talks about what is different about a Unitarian Baptism, Naming, Wedding or Funeral (a rite of passage).


uu11 11: Family and Community
2016 National Unitarian President Dot Hewerdine explains that many people are Unitarians for the feeling of community.


uu12 12: Unitarian Hierarchy
Jef Jones (Lay Leader of Brighton Unitarians) talks about what is different about the Unitarian hierarchy to many other church organisations.


uu14 14: Youth Programme - A View from an Adult
Rev Anna Jarvis (Youth Leader) and Rev Simon Ramsay (parent of children who attended youth activities) talk about the national Unitarian Youth Programme.


uu16 16: Youth Programme - Fun Days Away
Sarah Hall reads our her poem about the youth activity called 'Fun Days Away' (FDA). This event is the 'summer camp' of the Unitarian Youth Programme.

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