Unitarian Church
Quincy, Illinois
Our Rich History
Quincy, Illinois' Unitarian Congregation was founded in 1839
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A chronological list of the ministers who have served this congregation from its beginnings to the present.
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On October 12, 1972, 45 members (63% of the active membership) signed A Declaration of World Citizenship.
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In 2004, Frieda Marshall searched our archives and gave us a perspective from the 1880's, when our Minister, James Villa Blake, authored the covenant that many Unitarian Universalist congregations have used as a model for their own.
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In 2005, Judy Crocker and Sandy Morrison surveyed our membership and found several of Our Unitarian Families which have a history of four and five generations of active participation in the life of this church.
Our Historic Building
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In 1989, Deanna Drew presented a talk entitled "Our Four Churches, Their Celebrations and People." which details all of the buildings that this congregation has occupied.
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The Quincy Herald-Whig presented our historic building in a feature article in their Sunday Living section, in 2000.
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Our addition to include the handicapped was completed in 2007. Ten years in the planning, the addition was designed to harmonize with the original, historic building, built in 1914.

