Prayer for Agnostics, Atheists and those who just aren't sure

The Unitarian Church of Quincy, Illinois

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Unitarian Universalists have a healthy skepticism of a lot of things, including prayer. What does prayer mean to those who are not traditional theists? What does prayer say about the person praying and what they believe? To whom or to what are we praying and for what are we praying? Let's consider a Unitarian Universalist theology of prayer that offers a path for the diverse expressions of our deepest yearnings and hopes.

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