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Worship:

Creating Effective Intergenerational Worship Services

Includes a database of services and detailed explanations of strategys and methods.

http://www.uuintergenerational.org/

REACH articles 1994-99: Worship

Collection of articles in the publication of the Religious Education Department of the UUA.

http://archive.uua.org/re/reach/all.html#worship

Graand

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Unitarian Universalist Spanish Hymnal Project

A hymnal being developed for use in the Spanish services at the First Unitarian Church of San Jose, California. Contains midi files.

http://www.montereybay.com/smitty/hymnframe.html

UU Musicians Network

Professional association for UU musicians.

http://www25.uua.org/uumn/

Worship as an Expression of Covenant

Sermon by Rev. Kendyl Gibbons of the First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis, on worship in the Unitarian Universalist tradition.

http://archive.uua.org/ga/ga99/435.html

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