SAINTS

Nat Lauriat (d)

Jim Adams (d)

Dick Fewkes

Charles Magistro

Duncan Howlett (d)

Leslie Pennington (d)

Frank Holmes (d)

Mary Harrington

Fred Gillis

Frank Hall

James Luther Adams, a Greenfield Group founder, was the leading 20th century Unitarian theologian and a skillful proponent and defender of religious and political liberalism. A major American social ethicist, he combined a concern for the Christian tradition with openness to the social sciences and active involvement in religious and secular associations.

Due to the lenght of his biographical references, the following links are offered so that our readers may understand the breadth of Adam's intellect, writings, institutionalism, and his influence.

James Luther Adams
Biography - UXL Encyclopedia of World Biography, (2003)  

James Luther Adams
Birgraphy - Dictionary of Unitarian Universlaist Biogaphy 
Van Eric Fox and Alice Blair Wesley

James Luther Adams
Biography - FamousUUs.com 

James Luther Adams Files
Papers in Faculty Files - Andover Harvard Theological Library, Harvard Divinity School

WHAT MAKES A PERSON A SAINT? The description is found in Article 2 of our Disciplines:

 All founding members of Greenfield Group are “saints” which confers upon them all the privileges but none of the obligations of membership. In addition, the Group may vote to confer the status of Saint upon any member who has been retired from the Group for a least one convocation. Sainthood is meant to reflect our high esteem for the retired member due to service in the Greenfield Group and the longevity of the membership of the retired member.