CERG Resources

There are many resources available to congregations in our region.

Each district has a library that is open for all CERG congregations to borrow from. Please visit the district libraries page to learn more about the library offerings and lending policies.

The UUA has an in-depth resource section on their website. We recommend  the Resources A-Z page that lists topics, organizations and pages that you can link to for more information  and the Top Picks From UU Experts Page links to pages on topics with links to websites, books, articles and documents you can choose from for help.

  • District Libraries
  • Resources By Topic
    You can find resources on these topics below. If you don't find what you are looking for here, please visit the UUA Resources for Leaders Pages.
  • Gould Discourse

    gouldThe Josephine Gould Discourse is named for former district religious educator and author Josephine T. Gould. The Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association St. Lawrence Chapter sponsors the event, which is held the Friday of the weekend of the St. Lawrence District Annual Assembly. Past speakers select an outstanding ministerial colleague to offer the discourse each year. Discoursers often invite a prepared response from another ministerial colleague or a professional religious educator.

    About Josephine Gould

    Josephine T. Gould (1908 – October 19, 1982), a leader in the professionalization of religious education, served Unitarian Universalism both locally and nationally by developing curricula, educating teachers and leading conferences. She was also active in the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee. The St. Lawrence District lending library is named The Gould District Library in her husband Lawrence Gould’s honor and contains many volumes that were originally in their personal library. Read more about Josephine Gould

    The list of Discourse presentations is below. You can click the link to read the full text, or download a pdf file of the text. For 2012, you can also view a video of the presentation.



 
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