Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
- UU Beaufort
- UU Congregation of the Lowcountry, Bluffton
- Circular Congregational Church, Charleston
Episcopal (ideally, Integrity USA)
- All Saints, Hilton Head
United Methodist
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Quaker/Friends
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Here's an interesting reference I came across while perusing the Circular Congregational Church site:
Living the Questions
"Resourcing Progressive Christians"
People know that at its core, Christianity has something good to offer humanity. At the same time, many have a sense that they are alone in being a "thinking" Christian and that "salvaging" Christianity is a hopeless task. What is needed is a safe environment where people have permission to ask the questions they've always wanted to ask but have been afraid to voice for fear of being thought a heretic.
Living the Questions is a source of curriculum and media for both seekers and "church alumni/ae" convinced that Christianity still has relevance in the 21st Century. Providing a variety of flexible resources, Living the Questions can help people explore the future of Christianity and what a meaningful faith can look like in today's world.
Living the Questions invites questions of faith through these 12 topics:
- An Invitation to Journey
- Thinking Theologically
- Creativity and Stories of Creation
- Restoring Relationships
- Evil and a God of Love: The Place of Suffering
- A Kingdom Without Walls
- Social Justice and the Prophets
- Intimacy with God
- The Lives of Jesus
- Compassion: the Heart of Jesus’ Ministry
- A Passion for Christ: Paul the Apostle
- Out into the World: Challenges Facing Progressive Christianity
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