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656:, which guaranteed equal protection to all citizens, implicitly gave women the right to vote. When the news spread that Anthony and her three sisters had succeeded in registering to vote, other women in Rochester also registered. Of the two dozen or so whose names are known, at least three worshiped with Anthony at First Unitarian. Mrs. Mann, the wife of First Unitarian's minister, attempted to register in her ward but was refused. On election day, only fifteen of those who had registered, including Anthony, were actually permitted to vote, and then only because the election inspector in that ward, a long-time abolitionist, defied orders and allowed them to do so. Susan B. Anthony was arrested for voting and found guilty in a widely publicized trial that generated protests across the country. 201: 1021: 59: 722: 5262: 527:, another Anthony daughter, was teaching school in central New York at the time and had little involvement with any of these activities. When she returned to Rochester in 1849, she found her family attending worship services at First Unitarian. She joined her family there, making it her church home and her most significant source of local connections until her death more than 50 years later. Susan B. Anthony was listed as a member of First Unitarian in a church history written in 1881. Although she no longer attended Quaker meetings in Rochester after the 1848 split, she never relinquished her membership there. 781: 853: 75: 479: 829:

Wyoming, however, she was informed the evening before the deadline that the drive was still $ 8000 short. With seemingly no possibility of raising additional money, and with renewed opposition among the university trustees, this drive seemed to have failed also. Determined to succeed, Susan B. Anthony, at the age of 81, rode the next morning in a carriage in a last-minute push to close the funding gap, which she accomplished by raising the entire amount from members of First Unitarian, including herself and her sister Mary.

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establish the Women's Political Club, later known as the Political Equality Club. This group of about forty women achieved several breakthroughs, including the appointment of Rochester's first police matron, the placement of women doctors on the city's health staff, and the appointment of women to state institutional boards. Mary Anthony became president of the club in 1892 and served in that capacity for eleven years. Mary Gannett was a member of the club for over twenty years and held various offices.

682:, having written the constitution for the American Unitarian Association and served as its first secretary. William Channing Gannett himself had gained prominence as a leader of the successful movement within the denomination to end the practice of binding it by a formal creed, thereby opening its membership to non-Christians and even to non-theists. While pastor of a Unitarian church in Wisconsin before coming to Rochester, he had served as vice president of that state's women's suffrage association. 513:

allowing a dance school to operate in his house. Despite this patchy relationship, the Anthony children were raised as Quakers. After the Anthonys moved to Rochester in 1845, their homestead became the Sunday afternoon gathering place for progressive Quakers and other social reformers in the area. Both Daniel and Lucy Anthony attended the Women's Rights Convention at First Unitarian along with Mary, one of their daughters. Sarah Anthony Burtis, a relative, served as its acting secretary.

505:, who had resigned from their Hicksite Quaker congregation in the mid-1840s when opposition to the Post's abolitionist activities was raised in the Quaker congregation. Several members of this circle had participated in the Seneca Falls convention, including Mary Hallowell, Catherine Fish Stebbins, and Amy Post, who convened the meeting at First Unitarian. Some of the organizers of the Rochester convention were also associated with First Unitarian, including Hallowell, Stebbins and Post. 5768: 539:. She helped organize two more anti-slavery conventions in Rochester, one of which was so threatened by mob violence that she and her associates had to be escorted from the building by police for their own safety. Anthony's reform work, especially in the national campaign for women's right to vote, led her to spend most of her subsequent years on the road until advancing age required her to cut back on traveling and settle once again in Rochester. 5788: 579:. As to the nature of the Godhead and of the life beyond her horizon she does not profess to know anything. Every energy of her soul is centered upon the needs of this world. To her, work is worship ... Her belief is not orthodox, but it is religious." Anthony expressed the latter thought in these words: "Work and worship are one with me. I can not imagine a God of the universe made happy by my getting down on my knees and calling him 'great.'" 5778: 5269: 82: 517: 804:

not allowed to vote. Mary Gannett, speaking for both the Council of Women and the Women's Educational and Industrial Union, played a major role in this campaign, which succeeded when both major parties were convinced to nominate the same woman. The Council of Women's consumer's committee, headed by Mrs. Max (Miriam) Landsberg of B'rith Kodesh and Mary Gannett, developed into the local chapter of the

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beliefs." The church's mission statement is: "Creating connection by listening to our deepest selves, opening to life's gifts and serving needs greater than our own - every day!" The church school has a stated goal of encouraging children "to seek their own truths, to clarify their values, and to live lives of meaning inspired by those values."

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the church budget. Oversight is provided by the Social Justice Council, which is composed largely of representatives from the task forces. Through this system, the church sponsors projects that provide classroom support for Rochester schools, temporary shelter within the church for homeless families, free Sunday suppers at a

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opinions, sharply opposed to each other on political and social questions," with slavery a key item of contention. There was also tension between the membership and some of the ministers of that period, not all of whom were as liberal as the congregation and one of whom went on to become a chaplain in the Confederate Army.

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In 2009 the church's Reproductive Rights Task Force began the process of establishing a talk line to offer "support without judgment" to women who have had abortions. Staffed by church volunteers and others in the community, the talk line, which is called Connect and Breathe, began operating in 2011.

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Kaaren Anderson and Scott Tayler arrived as Parish Co-Ministers in 2004. In 2006 the church began its Greater Good Project, which asks members to cut their usual Holiday spending in half and contribute the other half to community projects. In its first year the congregation contributed $ 79,000, part

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In 1982 church member Joyce Gilbert called a meeting that led to the formation of the Unitarian Universalist Musicians Network. She and Ed Schell, First Unitarian's Minister of Music, served first as members of the organizing committee and then as presidents of the new organization. With a membership

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The existing building had several deficiencies, and the church had been wrestling with problems of growth. Church committees had been investigating several alternatives including expanding the existing building, constructing a new church school, establishing daughter congregations, and purchasing the

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In 1958 Williams announced his intention to retire after 30 years of service. Three months later, while searching for his replacement, the church was informed that a project to build a downtown shopping mall would require the space occupied by their building, forcing the church to deal with two major

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of having supported the Communist Party from 1919 to 1929. Rev. Williams supported his brother and criticized his attackers. Thirteen members of the congregation accused Williams of being soft on Communism and attempted to have him dismissed from the pulpit. When the issue was put to a congregational

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Channing had little success with his factionalized congregation. Finding that he could attract larger audiences when he spoke outside the church than within it, he even considered making a fresh start by forming a movement separate from the church. Instead he left the city for other posts, serving as

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Channing was important to the Anthony family. Mary Anthony said "The liberal preaching of William Henry Channing in 1852 proved so satisfactory that it was not long before this was our accepted church home." Susan B. Anthony's sense of spirituality was influenced by Channing. Her friend and co-worker

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Susan B. Anthony is best known as an organizer and campaigner for women's rights, but she promoted other social reforms as well. In 1851 she helped sponsor an anti-slavery convention at First Unitarian. In 1852 she helped bring 500 women to Rochester to create the Women's State Temperance Society, of

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system by which the board of trustees focuses on the long-term goals of the church while the parish minister oversees its operation. The board specifies the results expected from the parish minister and sets limits for his or her activities. The board does not specify how those expectations should be

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The church is non-creedal, having, in the words of its web site, "No single religious text. No ten commandments. No creed to which you must agree ... This respect for individual particularity and openness to diverse sources of wisdom means our community is packed with a wide array of perspectives and

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Sisterhood to serve a neighborhood of mostly Jewish immigrants. When Rumball became editor in 1910, it expanded into a monthly journal devoted to social betterment of the city. Campaigning for such things as cleaner milk supplies and better conditions for factory workers, the publication was fatally

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In 1898 the university once again agreed to admit women if enough money could be raised and in 1899 lowered the necessary amount to $ 50,000. Most of that amount had already been raised, with Mary Gannett playing a leading role in that effort. Just after Susan B. Anthony returned home from a trip to

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Susan B. Anthony had formed a committee as early as 1879 to pressure the university to admit women, but without success. In 1889 the Women's Political Club renewed the campaign with a series of articles in local newspapers. During a meeting in 1891 at the Anthony home, university officials agreed to

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In 1891, at the age of 71, Susan B. Anthony decided to limit her work that required travel and to settle into the house she shared with her sister Mary in Rochester. She resumed routine attendance at First Unitarian, formally signed its membership book, and deepened her friendships with Rev. William

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Mary Thorn Lewis Gannett, Rev. Gannett's wife, was "very nearly his co-pastor," according to a church history. Coming from a Philadelphia Quaker background, she never relinquished her membership there, attending Quaker meetings whenever she visited Philadelphia. In Rochester, however, she was active

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Channing wrote a brief inspirational text that has become known as "Channing's Symphony," which reads: "To live content with small means; to seek elegance rather than luxury, and refinement rather than fashion; to be worthy, not respectable, and wealthy, not rich; to listen to stars and birds, babes

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After Rev. Holland's departure from First Unitarian in 1848, the congregation entered a period of discord and short-term ministries that lasted until after the Civil War. A history of the church written in 1881 notes that some of its members during that period "were persons of extreme and pronounced

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In the 1970s the church developed a task force system to coordinate its activities in the area of social concerns. Members interested in a specific activity gather signatures to qualify as one of the church's task forces, which, if approved by the congregation, will be eligible to receive funds from

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In 1933 a group of Quakers began meeting in the home of Mary Gannett for the purpose of reestablishing a formal presence in Rochester, where the last Quaker organization had disbanded in 1915. The new Quaker group began holding worship services the following year in Gannett House, First Unitarian's

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and helped organize women's clubs in the African American community. She also developed strong ties to First Unitarian, often attending services there and forming close friendships with Susan B. Anthony and Mary Gannett. She joined the Political Equality Club and created a suffrage club for African

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Funds were raised under Ellis' leadership for a new church building that was dedicated in 1843. In a letter to his brother, Ellis noted that "Forty-five of the pews are already sold or rented, and are occupied by 'correct' people." During Ellis' ministry the church approved a seal that contained an

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Concern with social issues has been a recurring theme in the church's history. In the late 1800s the church provided evening classes and other activities for children in the church's low-income neighborhood. At the turn of the century, church members played leading roles in the campaign to open the

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Edwin A. Rumball, who served as minister from 1908 to 1915, continued the orientation toward social service that had been established in the Gannett years. In 1910 the church's parish house was expanded to provide better quarters for the Boys' Evening Home and was named Gannett House to honor Rev.

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In 1898 Susan B. Anthony called and chaired a meeting of 73 local women's societies to form the Rochester Council of Women, later known as the Rochester Federation of Women's Clubs. At its first meeting it renewed the campaign to elect a woman to the local school board even though women were still

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in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1850 and served on the central committee that coordinated national conventions and other women's rights activities in the following years. In Rochester he worked closely with Susan B. Anthony, writing the call for the Women's Rights Convention she organized there in

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showing the previous site of the First Unitarian Church and Gannett House (its parish house) at the intersection of Temple and Cortland streets. Both buildings are now demolished. Nearby are two other congregations that figure in the history of First Unitarian. The First Universalist Church is at

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In 1957 several members of the congregation formed the Rochester Memorial Society, later called the Funeral Consumers Alliance of Greater Rochester, to encourage simple rather than ostentatious funeral services. By 1975 its membership had grown to over a thousand families. As of 2011, its mailing

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From 1889 to 1908 Mary Gannett led First Unitarian's Women's Alliance, through which "much of the church's activity was organized and executed". About 1902 the Women's Alliance opened the Neighborhood Friendly for Girls, which provided classes in housekeeping, cooking, and sewing for girls in the

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The Gannetts accordingly initiated the Boys' Evening Home, which opened in 1890 in the church's parish house. Within three months its membership had grown to 95 even though some of its members had to leave because they had been sentenced to the State Industrial School. By 1893 the Home had a paid

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by Stuart Rosenberg, "shook the Jewish community in America and even had reverberations abroad." First Unitarian and B'rith Kodesh held a joint Thanksgiving service in 1871, and Rabbi Landsberg and Rev. Mann began the practice of exchanging pulpits, with each delivering the sermon for the other's

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The church declined afterwards, sometimes finding it difficult to pay its ministers, none of whom served for long. In 1859 the church's building was destroyed by fire. Rochester Unitarians were once again without either minister or building, a situation that was not resolved until after the Civil

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Of these families, the Anthonys were particularly significant for First Unitarian. Daniel Anthony was born a Quaker but married Lucy Reid, a Baptist, a violation of Quaker rules for which he was required to apologize to his congregation in central New York. The congregation later disowned him for

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journal, was the first such sermon in the U.S. In 1872 Mann initiated the first public controversy over evolution in Rochester by inviting a professor to give a series of lectures on that topic at First Unitarian, which were extensively reported. In a sermon in 1874 that was also reported in the

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In 1893 Mary Anthony became corresponding secretary of the New York State Woman Suffrage Association. During the statewide drive that year for the right of women to vote in New York elections, the Anthony home was converted into campaign headquarters, with public offices in the parlor and other

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Other members of First Unitarian engaged in social and political work during the Gannett years. Mary Anthony, sister of Susan B. Anthony, was active in many aspects of church life and was also deeply involved with the campaign for women's rights. In 1885 a group of women gathered at her home to

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The church's music and arts programs include a choir, a house band, a handbell choir, a drama group, a chamber music series, a coffee house, and an art gallery. Interest groups sponsored by the church include Soul Matters groups that focus on monthly worship themes, several types of meditation

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in 1932, she was arrested for answering a question from the audience about where birth control devices could be obtained. Williams preached a sermon on "The Spiritual Significance of Voluntary Motherhood" and invited Sanger to speak from the pulpit at First Unitarian a few weeks after she was

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The Gannetts sponsored the formation of the Unity Club in 1889, which was initiated by the Women's Alliance but was open to anyone in Rochester. With as many as a hundred members, it was divided into small classes under the tutelage of the Gannetts for the intensive study of such thinkers as

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admit women if $ 200,000 could be raised to defray costs. The Women's Ethical Club initiated a fund-raising drive, and Susan B. Anthony and Rev. William Channing Gannett appealed for contributions at a public meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. This drive, however, was unsuccessful.

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magazine gave the church national publicity with an article about its ordination of James Ziglar Hanner as a Unitarian minister in an unusual ceremony that included two rabbis. Rabbi Phillip S. Bernstein of B'rith Kodesh gave Hanner his pastoral charge, basing it on the Hebrew text

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A church history written in 1929 said, "Our church was probably by strong majority abolitionist, an earnest group of Hicksite Quakers having attached themselves to the church as their own meeting grew inactive and faded out—the Anthonys, Hallowells, Willises, Posts, Fishes, etc."

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developers in January 1959 with the understanding that they could continue to occupy it until July 1961. Construction activity nearby, however, soon weakened the building, forcing the congregation to move in September 1959. The church held Sunday services at the

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to ease crowding. Despite having originally informed Kahn that there would be no need to design the church to accommodate future enlargement, the church trustees decided in September 1964, less than two years after it was completed, to expand the building.

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In 1883 First Unitarian vacated its building to make way for the construction of a new post office. To replace it, the congregation purchased an existing church building from the Third Presbyterian Church of Rochester, which had moved to another location.

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and Mary Gannett. Later that year she was invited to speak at the annual Union Thanksgiving service, which was held that year at First Unitarian. Its theme was "The Unrest of the Times a Cause for Thankfulness". Anthony spoke on the women's movement.

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superintendent and was teaching classes in manual arts and drawing, and by 1898 its offerings had expanded to include such subjects as current events, zoology, literature and journalism. A small newspaper produced by the boys campaigned against penny

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In 1842 Rufus Ellis, at the age of twenty-two, agreed to come to Rochester to be the congregation's minister for a one-year period. Ellis lodged at the home of Dr. Matthew Brown, president of the congregation. Brown, who earlier was a member of the

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The ministry of Newton Mann, who served from 1870 to 1888, was a period of stability and growth. Mann was interested in science. He owned a telescope, served a term as president of the Rochester Academy of Science and was especially interested in

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In 1963 the church's Social Action Committee played the key role in creating Community Interests, Inc, an organization that provided minority families with housing loans. That organization was later absorbed by the Monroe County Housing Council.

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Rumball became the secretary of the Rochester City Club when it was formally organized in 1910 to provide programs for weekly luncheons at a downtown hotel. Membership grew to be in the hundreds, and the programs, which included such speakers as

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press, Mann extended the concept of evolution into the realm of religion, asserting that evolution operates on the soul as people become increasingly aware of their spiritual environment and respond by developing their spiritual capabilities.

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Frederick Holland, who had served as First Unitarian's minister in the 1840s, returned in 1865 as minister for an additional three years to help the congregation band together and construct a new church building, which was dedicated in 1866.

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that welcomed anyone interested in social reform, including "Christians, Jews, Mahammedans, and Pagans". In July 1848, a month after the split, four women associated with the Quaker dissidents met in Waterloo with anti-slavery activist

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William Jenkins was minister from 1959 to 1963 and also served as president of the newly merged Unitarian Universalist Ministers' Association. Robert West was minister from 1963 until 1969, when he resigned to become president of the

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The Gannetts focused their energy on social issues. Urging the congregation to be "a seven-day instead of a one-day church", Rev. Gannett encouraged it to become more involved with its downtown neighborhood of low-income immigrants.

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and sages, with open heart; to study hard; to think quietly, act frankly, talk gently, await occasions, hurry never; in a word, to let the spiritual, unbidden and unconscious, grow up through the common – this is my symphony."

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when other accommodations were difficult to find. In 1988 the church began providing classroom support to Rochester city schools. In 2006 the church initiated a program to improve the quality of life in a small township in

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began their continuing tradition of holding annual Union Thanksgiving services. In 1883 Mann helped Landsberg with part of his project to translate a new prayer book from Hebrew to English. Their translation of the song

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton said in 1898, "She first found words to express her convictions in listening to Rev. William Henry Channing, whose teaching had a lasting spiritual influence upon her. To-day Miss Anthony is an

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Frederick Holland, who became minister of First Unitarian in 1843, helped to stabilize the new congregation and increase its membership. He resigned in 1848 to assume leadership of the American Unitarian Association.

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vote, the only votes against Williams were the thirteen who had made the accusation, all of whom subsequently left the church. A prominent member of First Unitarian who supported Williams during this controversy was

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churches, which had conducted a joint church school in the 1950s and whose buildings had been only a block apart before the old Unitarian church was demolished two years earlier, was considered but not acted upon.

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was elected to preside at this convention even though the idea of a woman chairing a public meeting was considered too daring even for some of the leaders of the emerging women's movement who were present.

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in 1973. During the 1970s Gilbert was a member of the Clergy Consultation Service on Abortion, a group of ministers and rabbis who helped women find safe abortions at a time when it was still illegal.

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weakened when a strike in the local clothing industry created an atmosphere of bitterness that led to a sharp decline in advertising revenues, which in turn led to the magazine's demise in 1914.

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Court Street and Clinton Avenue, just below First Unitarian. Temple B'rith Kodesh was located one block off the map at the upper right at the intersection of Gibbs Street with Grove Street.

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which she became the state agent. In 1853 she organized a Women's Rights Convention in Rochester with the assistance of the minister of First Unitarian. In 1857 she served as clerk of the

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In 1889 Mary Gannett established the Woman's Ethical Club, an interfaith organization that discussed the ethical aspects of social topics and campaigned for the admission of women to the

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congregation. A history of B'rith Kodesh describes the relationship between the two congregations during this period as "extremely close". In 1874 First Unitarian, B'rith Kodesh, and the

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activities throughout the rest of the house. The campaign for women's suffrage in New York state eventually succeeded, becoming law in 1918 and providing momentum for the passage of the

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Momentum from this event led to the organization of another women's rights convention two weeks later at the First Unitarian Church of Rochester, about 50 miles (80 km) west. The

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In 1964 rapid growth in membership led the church to begin offering two Sunday worship services and church school sessions, with classes for older children relocated to the

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a guidebook for examining and clarifying personal values and beliefs in a group setting. It became the most widely used adult education curriculum within the denomination.

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Rochester Unitarians operated in the early years without a settled minister and, except for a brief period, without a church building. Informal leadership was provided by

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of Rochester/Syracuse. When the organization found it difficult to obtain office space elsewhere, First Unitarian provided them space in Gannett House from 1934 to 1937.

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The city of Rochester, located in western New York, was a young frontier boom town at the time, having been incorporated in 1817 and boosted by the completion of the

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was minister from 1928 to 1958. He served as president of the Unitarian Fellowship for Social Justice, advocated Soviet-American cooperation, promoted the

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Although Susan B. Anthony worked on several local projects during this period, she remained deeply involved in national activities as president of the

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The church was organized in 1829. Associated with social reform movements from its earliest days, it began attracting a group of reform activists from

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In 2007 the church originated Wellspring, a program of spiritual deepening that has since been adopted by other Unitarian Universalist congregations.

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parish house. Gannett encouraged the new organization while continuing to devote her support activities to the First Unitarian Church of Rochester.

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1853 and playing a leading role in it. At the 1854 New York State Women's Rights Convention in Albany, which Anthony also organized, he, along with

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American women called the Susan B. Anthony Club. In 1895, while keeping her membership in AME Zion, she also became a member of First Unitarian.

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a book used in seminars given by the denomination's Social Justice Empowerment Program. In 1983 Gilbert published the first of three volumes of

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arrested. A group of eight women, including Wilma Lord Perkins from First Unitarian, subsequently formed an organization that eventually became

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In 1988 the church volunteers began providing classroom support to Rochester city schools in a program called the UU/Schools Partnership.

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revival movement, which generated a wave of religious enthusiasm so strong in western New York that the area was sometimes called the "

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Because of growth in membership, in 2010 the church began offering a Saturday worship service in addition to the two Sunday services.

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It operates in the eastern part of the U.S. in conjunction with a similar talk line that was already serving the western time zones.

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took the significant step of electing a woman to preside, an idea that seemed so radical at the time that Elizabeth Cady Stanton and

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and completed in 1962. It was described as one of "the most significant works of religious architecture of this century" in 1982 by

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Williams was an advocate of family planning and served on the executive committee of the local Birth Control League. The federal

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Hugh Barbour; Christopher Densmore; Elizabeth H. Moger; Nancy C. Sorel; Alson D. Van Wagner; Arthur J. Worrall, eds. (1995).

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This article is reprinted from Judith Wellman's "The Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention: A Study of Social Networks" in

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movement within the denomination. He retired in 1925 at the age of 48 because of ill health and died two years later.

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Richard Gilbert served as minister from 1970 until his retirement in 2002. Gilbert became one of the signers of the

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of which was used to initiate the church's Honduras Project, which works to improve the quality of life in a small

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achieved, but it does evaluate the results. Officers of the church are elected by annual congregational meetings.

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Rochester Friends Meeting: A History of the 20th Century Rochester Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends

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to women students involved several members of First Unitarian and organizations they had helped to create. The

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In 1872 Susan B. Anthony convinced the election inspectors in her ward in Rochester that the recently enacted

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and supported several national legal defense campaigns. In 1933 Williams became one of the 34 signers of the

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of several hundred, the organization played a major role in producing the denomination's new hymnals.

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The convention at First Unitarian was organized mainly by a circle of activists in Rochester led by

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In 1893 Susan B. Anthony became the main force behind the formation of the Rochester branch of the

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Advertisement for Gannett House, the church's parish house and the home of the Boys' Evening Home

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in the First Unitarian Church and assisted in the formation of several community organizations.

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community eventually led some of its members to First Unitarian. When objections were raised to

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First Unitarian's previous building was architecturally significant, having been designed by

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served as minister from 1889 to 1908. He came from a prominent Unitarian family, his father,

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took the chair. She performed her duties without incident, and a precedent was established.

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by Peter Eisenstadt. The magazine began in 1907 as the house bulletin of the Baden Street

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton; Susan B. Anthony; Matilda Joslyn Gage; Ida Husted Harper (1881).

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton; Susan B. Anthony; Matilda Joslyn Gage; Ida Husted Harper (1881).

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The Road to Seneca Falls: Elizabeth Cady Stanton and the First Women's Rights Convention

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Mann supported the idea that the Bible has a human rather than a supernatural origin in

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image of the Bible and the words "our Creed". Membership grew partly as a result of the

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Frank Doan became the minister of First Unitarian in 1922. Formerly a professor at the

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groups, Wellspring groups with programs of daily spiritual practice, Buddhist groups,

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The Prophetic Imperative: Unitarian Universalist Foundations for a New Social Gospel,

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in 1920. When the Anthony sisters traveled to Berlin in 1904 for the founding of the

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Quaker Crosscurrents: Three Hundred Years of Friends in the New York Yearly Meetings

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which "emerged as Rochester's leading journal of progressive reform" according to

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A Shopkeeper's Millennium: Society and Revivals in Rochester, New York, 1815–1837

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was hired once again as architect, and the addition was completed in May 1969.

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Plaque commemorating the Woman's Rights Convention at First Unitarian in 1848

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made it difficult at that time to be closely associated with any aspect of

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Eighty years and more (1815-1897): Reminiscences of Elizabeth Cady Stanton

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A prominent minister of First Unitarian during this unsettled period was

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Memoir of Rufus Ellis, including selections from his journal and letters

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in June 1959 to design their new building, which was completed in 1962.

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The information is on page 8 of the Proceedings in the volume for 1857.

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of Reform Judaism and in hymnals of other denominations, including the

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Liberty Universalist Church and Feasterville Academy Historic District

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List of Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist churches

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chaplain of the U.S. House of Representatives during the Civil War.

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program, improvements to the quality of life in a small township in

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Stewart, Elizabeth Hoisington; Rochester Friends Meeting (2005).

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What Hath God Wrought: The Transformation of America, 1815-1848

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The First Unitarian Church of Rochester was organized in 1829.

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address continued to be the same as that of First Unitarian.

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to women and in the local, state, and national campaigns for

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In 2019, Shari Halliday-Quan was called as senior minister.

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General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches

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Unitarian seminary, he was one of the originators of the

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First Universalist Church (Provincetown, Massachusetts)

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activities, about 200 people withdrew from the regional

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First Universalist Church (Somerville, Massachusetts)

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First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church of Scituate

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Twenty-two Years a Slave, and Forty Years a Freeman

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San Francisco: Harper & Row. p. 117. 236:congregations in Monroe County, the other being 204:Sanctuary of First Unitarian Church of Rochester 3525: 3512: 3257:Susan B. Anthony: Rebel, Crusader, Humanitarian 3140: 3138: 3136: 2633: 2575: 2573: 2571: 2569: 2495:The Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony, Volume 2 2239:The Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony, Volume 3 2183: 2181: 2179: 2177: 2175: 2173: 2171: 2169: 2167: 2148:The Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony, Volume 1 1696: 1694: 1692: 1690: 1688: 1686: 1684: 1682: 1680: 1678: 1589: 1218: 1040:The church voted to sell their building to the 604:. Mann discussed the religious significance of 4916:The Unitarian Universalist Church of Charlotte 4862:First Unitarian Universalist Church of Niagara 4842:First Unitarian Church of Rochester (building) 4732:First Unitarian Universalist Church of Detroit 4608:First Religious Society Church and Parish Hall 4139:Nottage General Baptist & Unitarian Church 3374: 3343: 3341: 3079: 2875: 2794:. 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First Unitarian Church of Rochester 1219:Paul Goldberger (December 26, 1982). 1185: 847: 842:International Woman Suffrage Alliance 259:in 1848, a follow-up convention, the 5036:First Unitarian Church of Providence 4955:First Universalist Church of Olmsted 4872:Pullman Memorial Universalist Church 4322:Universalist Church of West Hartford 4149:Richmond and Putney Unitarian Church 3864:"Making a Difference ... Wellspring" 3286:. Rochester Regional Library Council 3253: 3244: 3210:. Rochester Regional Library Council 3152:. Rochester Regional Library Council 3121:. Rochester Regional Library Council 3004:. Rochester Regional Library Council 2978:. Rochester Regional Library Council 2925:. Unitarian Universalist Association 2787: 2076:Harold W. Sanford (March 17, 1929). 2050:. Rochester Regional Library Council 1971: 1663:. Unitarian Universalist Association 1452:"A Social Justice Council Guidebook" 1251:. 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Salzer (June 1975). 1178: 1060:, the first president of the 537:American Anti-Slavery Society 5743:National Historic Landmarks 4312:Unitarian Church in Westport 4034:Bank Street Unitarian Chapel 3476:"David Rhys Williams Papers" 3232:. The Susan B. Anthony House 2891:(2&3): 1. Archived from 2876:Blake McKelvey (July 1948). 1972:Howe, Daniel Walker (2007). 1625:"Rochester's 125th Birthday" 618:A Rational View of the Bible 27:United States historic place 7: 5126:University Unitarian Church 4336:All Souls Church, Unitarian 4189:Ullet Road Unitarian Church 4164:Shrewsbury Unitarian Church 4054:Brookfield Unitarian Church 3995:Unitarian Church in Ireland 3528:"To Listen without Judging" 3431:Barger, Tim (Summer 2009). 3048:"The Gannetts of Rochester" 2621:. 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(1993). 2726:Eisenstadt, Peter (1999). 2492:Ida Husted Harper (1898). 2236:Ida Husted Harper (1908). 2145:Ida Husted Harper (1898). 1898:Journal of Women's History 1013: 1010:New building by Louis Kahn 363: 15: 5762: 5731: 5611: 5276: 5258: 5219: 5155:First Universalist Church 5140:Bradford Community Church 5041:First Universalist Church 4847:First Universalist Church 4779:First Universalist Church 4688:Unitarian Memorial Church 4533:First Parish in Cambridge 4465:First Universalist Church 4355:First Universalist Church 4212: 4134:Northiam Unitarian Chapel 4094:Hastings Unitarian Church 4069:Dean Row Chapel, Wilmslow 4044:Brighton Unitarian Church 4026: 4003: 3987: 3971: 3955: 2952:. University of Rochester 2842:Hewett, Nancy A. (1984). 2820:History of Woman Suffrage 2424:Brisbane, Arthur (1920). 2008:History of Woman Suffrage 1029:issues at the same time. 1000:Franklin Delano Roosevelt 967:The Ethics of the Fathers 806:National Consumers League 784:Mary and Susan B. Anthony 714:. Another former member, 533:Friends of Human Progress 469:Women's Rights Convention 413:First Presbyterian Church 331:The church operates on a 190: 178:NRHP reference 177: 169: 161: 153: 145: 108: 97: 68: 56: 52: 43: 36: 32: 5496:Richmond (Staten Island) 4383:Beverly Unitarian Church 4269:Pacific Unitarian Church 4179:Toxteth Unitarian Chapel 4169:Taunton Unitarian Chapel 4144:Octagon Chapel, Norwich 4109:Meadrow Unitarian Chapel 4099:Horsham Unitarian Church 4016:Unitarian church, Dârjiu 3785:"UU/Schools Partnership" 2399:Barry, Kathleen (1988). 2109:Wellman, Judith (2004). 1815:Steward, Austin (1857). 1221:"Housing for the Spirit" 676:William Channing Gannett 467:and issued a call for a 170:Architectural style 4877:Second Unitarian Church 4673:Second Unitarian Church 4593:First Parish of Sudbury 4543:First Church in Roxbury 4518:Arlington Street Church 3728:Mishra, Manish (2005). 3707:"Humanist Manifesto II" 3305:Heinemann, Sue (1996). 3146:"Mary Stafford Anthony" 1935:Judith Wellman (2017). 1701:Newton M. 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