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It has been years since I have attended a UU church. It was in Denver. What I liked most was the coffee hour, where we discussed books we were reading and I found there was no judging what particular beliefs one had. It was Dogma Free environment. I loved it. Perhaps this group is similar?

Veazeyj 4 Nov 22
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Level 7

Also wow, 42 members, when i joined here it was 16 members.

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Level 7

All I know is that UU's love to eat and talk and that about covers it. And there is certainly no judgement in the fellowship I attend, we got all kinds.

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Level 7

I’m a book dragon! I usually read non-fiction; you?

CS60 Level 7 Nov 22, 2018

Lately a combination of fiction and non-fiction (mostly history). It is getting hard to find good non-fiction in large print. Just finished Doris Goodwin's book about the relationship of Presidents Roosevelt (Teddy) and Taft. She a great writer. I can't quite get used to kindle, wanting to hold a book in my hand,

@Veazeyj I’ll have to look into Doris Goodwin. And yeah, large print can be tough. Mom used to like to read Nora Roberts, but there is a limited number of her books that are large print.

@CS60 Google Doris Kearns Goodwin.
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Level 8

No dogma here. Welcome! Whatcha reading?

UUNJ Level 8 Nov 22, 2018

Just finished Doris Goodwin's book about the relationship of Presidents Roosevelt (Teddy) and Taft. She a great writer. I can't quite get used to kindle, wanting to hold a book in my hand, But am mostly reading large print books. How about you?

@Veazeyj I’m reading “PURE: Inside the Evangelical Movement that Shamed a Generation of Young Women and How I Broke Free” by Linda Kay Klein. It’s about the sexual purity movement.
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Level 8

I think this group has people who try not to judge. I have always felt comfortable expressing my opinions and perceptions here. Same at the Unitarian congregation I belong to. People are smart, both book smarts and people smarts.

SKH78 Level 8 Nov 22, 2018
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