Mission:
InterConnections is an ally of board members and other leaders of Unitarian Universalist congregations, providing information and resources that empower them to be as effective as possible in their work to create and build healthier congregations.
Editor:
Donald E. Skinner, a long-time journalist and volunteer in UU churches, is editor of InterConnections. He reports and writes all stories unless they are otherwise credited.
Getting In Touch:
Call: (800) 204-2523
Write: 8800 Norwood, Leawood, KS 66206
UUA Staff Directory
Circulation Questions:
Sarah Lawrence Chapman, UUA, 25 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02108; (617) 948-4616
Brag on Yourself:
The newsletter searches out exemplary congregational programs and tells how they work so other congregations can emulate them. Please help us help board members across the continent by telling us what you have done to improve your congregation.
Letters Policy:
InterConnections encourages letters from readers, by e-mail or snail mail. Its letters page is a forum in which lay leaders discuss techniques for building healthy congregations. Space is limited and letters are subject to editing.
Editorial Board:
Tracey Robinson-Harris - co-chair and Director of Congregational, District, and Extension Services
Tom Stites - co-chair and editor-in-chief, InterConnections,
UUA Director of Communications
Donald E. Skinner - Editor, InterConnections
Carolyn Corzine - Former president, Unitarian Universalist Church of Marblehead, MA
Paul C. Rickter - President, Massachusetts Bay District
Deborah Weiner - UUA Director of Electronic Communication
Kenneth Sutton - Managing Editor
Web edition:
Hanna Bordas
InterConnections is published in January, March, June, August, and October by the departments of Communications and of Congregational, District, and Extension Services of the Unitarian Universalist Association. It is sent free to board members and professionals on the staffs of all UU congregations.
This publication is made possible by congregations and individuals dedicated to Unitarian Universalism through their support of the UUA.
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