International Council of Unitarians and Universalists Revisited

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I once won a T-shirt with the ICUU slogan printed on it because I was able to name the member organizations of the International Conference of Unitarian Universalists, that was 1997 and they keep adding new countries with a Unitarian and/or Universalist movement.  In case you are confronted with a quiz at some UU meeting here is some information.

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PREAMBLE TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF UNITARIANS AND UNIVERSALISTS
We, the member groups of the International Council of Unitarians and Universalists, affirming our belief in religious community based on:


€¢    liberty of conscience and individual thought in matters of faith,
€¢    the inherent worth and dignity of every person.
€¢    justice and compassion in human relations,
€¢    Responsible stewardship of earth's living system,
€¢    and our commitment to democratic principles,


We declare our purposes to be:


€¢    to serve the Infinite Spirit of Life and the human community, by strengthening the worldwide Unitarian and Universalist faith,
€¢    to affirm the variety and richness of our living traditions,
€¢    to facilitate mutual support among member organizations,
€¢    to promote our ideals and principles around the world,
€¢    to provide models of liberal religious response,
€¢    to the human condition which upholds our common values.


Full Member List

Organizations that fulfill the conditions laid down in the ICUU constitution and by laws. An organizations applying for full membership must satisfy the EC and the Council that it has established a record of stability, unity, and effective administration.

€¢    Australia & New Zealand
€¢    Britain
€¢    Canada
€¢    Czech Republic
€¢    Denmark
€¢    Europe
€¢    Finland
€¢    Germany
€¢    Hungary
€¢    India
€¢    Nigeria
€¢    Pakistan
€¢    Phillipines
€¢    Poland
€¢    Romania
€¢    Russia
€¢    South Africa
€¢    Spain
€¢    Sri Lanka
€¢    United States


Provisional Member List


Argentina

Although Argentina is known as a traditional Christian country, many people are looking for an alternative answer for their spiritual needs.
A group is meeting in Ushuaia where people from different traditions exchange ideas and worship together in a new Meditation Center at Lilian Burlando's home.
Dr. Lilian Burlando۬del Tolkeyen 976۬(9410) Ushuaia۬Tierra del Fuego۬Argentina۬Phone: 54-2901 445294۬Email:
lburlando@uolsinectis.com.ar or ushargentina@yahoo.com.ar


Brazil

A new leader replacing Paulo Ereno will be announced shortly.
Rev. Greta Browne۬801 Vernon Street۬Bethleham, PA 18015 USA۬Email:
sauus@hotmail.com


Bolivia

A group has been organized in La Paz as part of the Federation Latinoamericana.
Teresa Flores Bedegal۬Casilla 499۬La Paz, Bolivia۬Email:
tflores@mail.megalink.com


Latvia

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Latvia.
In 1993 a new congregation was started in Riga. The group now meets regularly and has been granted recognition and registration by the Latvian Government. Group (15 to 20 people) meet every week in an Art School.
Haralds Purins۬Email:
haraldspurins@inbox.lv۬or maijaozolina@hotmail.co


Puerto Rico

Unitarian Universalists of Puerto Rico,۬Barrio Mariana, 305۬Naquabo, PR 00718۬Website: UUPuertoRico.org۬Donner Lohnes: donnerlohness@hotmail.com

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Hola y Saludos from la Congregacion Unitario Universalista de Puerto Rico. When UU's speak of diversity they often forget there is a whole world of UU's out there. The international presence of our liberal religion is very diverse, unlike many of the congregations of North America. There is much we could do to attract Hispanics. For example, although they are the largest minority in the US, very few of our congregations offer even one small group ministry in this language. How many of our websites link to the UUA's information in Spanish? What could your congregation do? How difficult is it to add one more link to your website? How much time would it take?

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