General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches

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The General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches is the national representative body for Unitarian and Free Christian congregations in Great Britain, promoting liberal religious thought, congregational autonomy, and social justice.


Statements (46)
Predicate Object
instanceOf denominational association
national representative body
religious organization
activity coordination of national gatherings
public advocacy on social justice issues
religious education and resources
support for local congregations
affiliation global Unitarian and liberal religious movements
country United Kingdom
denomination Unitarian and Free Christian
emphasis ethical living
freedom of inquiry
inclusive worship
reason in religion
focus supporting liberal religious communities in Great Britain
governance assembly of representatives from member congregations
ideology liberal religion
language English
membershipType congregations
nonCreedal true
principle congregational autonomy
freedom of belief
individual conscience
social responsibility
tolerance of diverse religious views
purpose promotion of congregational autonomy
promotion of liberal religious thought
promotion of social justice
to serve as the national representative body for Unitarian and Free Christian congregations in Great Britain
regionServed Great Britain
religion Free Christianity
Unitarianism
represents Free Christian congregations in Great Britain
Unitarian congregations in Great Britain
stanceOnAuthority locates final religious authority in individual conscience
stanceOnDiversity welcomes a wide range of theological perspectives
stanceOnScripture views scriptures as inspirational rather than infallible
structure congregational polity
theologicalPosition Unitarian
liberal Christian
non‑creedal
value equality
human dignity
interfaith cooperation
peace
social justice

Referenced by (1)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Unitarianism
hasOrganization

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