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The art of looking sideways by Alan Fletcher

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Socrates Cafe: A Fresh Taste of Philosophy by Christopher Phillips

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Pattern on pattern : spectacular quilts from traditional blocks by Ruth B. McDowell

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Symmetry : a design system for quiltmakers by Ruth B. McDowell

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Imagery on fabric : a complete surface design handbook by Jean Ray Laury

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Rejoice together : prayers, meditations, and other readings for family, individual, and small group worship by Helen Pickett

Hi!
You asked if I'm UU - I grew up in the Universalist Church before the merger of the two denominations, and trained as UU minister, but chose not to fellowship with the UUA. So a number of books in my library reflect this history. I see you're a member of the UU Readers group. Do you attend a UU congregation?
Katharine

posted by KatsBooks at 3:54 pm (EST) on Feb 16, 2008

Following up on what you said about the Emilie Richards U-U mystery series: "I was unclear about whether or not the Consolidated Community Church was a UU congregation. It stated that this was the religion of choice of the minister and his wife but it never said it was actually a UU congregation. Sometimes, other liberal non-denominational churches can call a UU trained minister just as a UU Congregation can call a minister of another liberal denomination."
I'm reading the third book now, and Richards makes it clear that it is a non-denominational (Protestant) church that happened to select a Unitarian minister.

posted by Seajack at 5:52 pm (EST) on Dec 15, 2007

Man I have missed you too!!! :(

posted by jimmynewland at 7:32 pm (EST) on Apr 29, 2007