- The Unitarian Life: Voices from the Past and Present by Stephen Lingwood - a collection of pieces written by various Unitarians through the centuries; gives a good overview of Unitarian thought on many different topics.
- The Larger View by Vernon Marshall - the history of how Unitarianism became open to other faiths.
- Unitarian - What's That? by Cliff Reed - another overview, in the form of a Q & A
- The Unitarians: A Short History by Leonard Smith - gives history of development of Unitarianism (but omits the Earth Spirit strand and most of Transcendentalism)
- Being Together: Unitarians Celebrate Congregational Life - edited by Matthew F. Smith
- Unitarian Perspectives on Contemporary Social Issues - edited by George Chryssides
- Unitarian Perspective on Contemporary Religious Thought - edited by George Chryssides
- Elements of Unitarianism by George Chryssides - overview plus potted history.
- A Chosen Faith: An Introduction to Unitarian Universalism by John A Buehrens and Forrest Church.
- Love and Death: My Journey through The Valley of the Shadow by Forrest Church
- The Cathedral of the World: A Universalist Theology by Forrest Church
Unitarian Engagement Groups and Small Group Ministry
Unitarian Engagement Groups - How to start and facilitate groups
Unitarian Christianity
- David Doel, The Man they called the Christ
- David Doel, That Glorious Liberty
Unitarian Earth Spirit
- Unitarianism and Druidry by Alastair Bate
- Pagan and pantheist tendencies in Unitarianism by Yvonne Aburrow
Thanks, will have to see if I can persuade our library to get some in, there's also an Amazon list 'Finding out more about Unitarianism' by some random bloke...
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Please add my book on the pre-China invention of a war-ending and nation-building peace methodology. I am very hopeful my findings can generate some Unitarian thought and discussion. (Don't you think it's time to move beyond praying and actually do some work on achieving peace?).
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Actually Unitarians have been working for peace for at least a century. The Unitarian Peace Fellowship was founded in 1916, and has been working for peace ever since.
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