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                                Serving the spiritual and intellectual needs of Unitarian and Universalist ministers since 1927.

Greenfield Group

Since 1927
A Unitarian Universalist Ministers Study Group

Greenfield Group, a semi-annual gathering of Unitarian Universlaist Ministers, meets to discuss papers and common readings related to a chosen topic.

Saint: Charles Magistro (by vote of the membership)

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

photo goes here PRESENTLY GATHERING INFORMATION

UU Church of Central Nassau 1989 - 2000 (During this time many new programs and traditions were established.  Our annual all congregation retreat was reestablished but in a new location on Shelter Island.  Another community building annual event is “Surprise Friends” an opportunity for adult members and the children of our community to meet.  Several years ago a program called “Share The Light” was begun by several of our members and has steadily grown. )

 

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.

 

 

 

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