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To dismiss her beliefs and talking points is to dismiss people of every race, gender and orientation that find faith in such places as New Thought churches, Unitarian Universalist churches, and liberal and progressives of all the various religions.

I have five daughters. I wasn’t always in touch with them all—and one day out of the blue my youngest wrote to me.Her name is Elise. She’s 17. A father could be no prouder. I was able to give her the gift of introducing her to the UU fellowship near where she lives.

It’s not very often that you find—or something finds you—that’s in tune with your inner being. The UU church did exactly that—it was unexpected, yet I happened to be at the right place at the right time for the UU church to come to my attention.

If the letter from my youngest daughter was unexpected, more surprising still was the first sentence she wrote: “Dad, I’ve been waiting for this moment my entire life!” I will say the same thing about myself and UUism—such freedom, with limitless possibilities for spiritual searching and journeys—what could be more unexpected than that?

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Alexandra Varney McDonald

Anna Bethea

Janice Marie Johnson

Carey McDonald

Alexandra Varney McDonald