Free Pulpit. The pulpit is free. The Minister is expected to express personal and faith values, views, and commitments that are consistent with our understanding of our evolving living tradition without fear or favor. The concept of freedom of the pulpit is addressed in the Congregational Governance section of Interdependence: Renewing Congregational Polity (Commission on Appraisal, 1997). See xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/leadership/learning-center/governance/polity/47009.shtml.
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Samples: Ministerial Agreement, www.uua.org, www.uua.org
Free Pulpit. The pulpit is free. The Minister is expected to express personal and faith values, views, and commitments that are consistent with our understanding of our evolving living tradition without fear or favor. The concept of freedom of the pulpit is addressed in the Congregational Governance section of Interdependence: Renewing Congregational Polity (Commission on Appraisal, 1997). See xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/leadership/learning-center/governance/polity/47009.shtml.
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Samples: Ministerial Agreement, www.vuu.org
