Working papers of a history of the Universalist Church in the south. Misc information dug out from the late 1700s to the mid 1900s. In no particular order or pattern.
Thursday, July 07, 2005
Welcome to Me and to Thee!
Yet another Blog by someone who doesnt know how to blog?? yep! So tis! Not only that, its a UU blog! and an amateur historian! and a non-speller (where's spell check in this thing?) -- what the point of reading this thing? Well, as time goes on, I hope to talk about historical Universalist figures in the southeast - from Father Clayton to Rev Fuller. From Liberty Universalist to Red Hill and Outlaw's Bridge. Sorta like what I used to do on Neil C's old SC Universalist website (and I state I didnt realize I was copying it when I started using it - but obviously I was! so a tip of the hat to him! ) And by the way, if anyone has any of my old posts from that website......... I'll be happy to repost them here!
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I get more impressed by bloggers who have a clarity of thought now that I am writing one.
to clarify:
Neil Carrick had a website that was called the SC Universalist Convention and was at SCUniversalist.org and i participated in the postings there. I apparently without actually realizing it, took the SC Universalist name as my own -- first for an email address and now for the title of this blog.....
so, consider these comments, my tip of the hat to Neil.
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