New Board Members for 2021
We added several new Directors onto the CUA Board this year. The CUA is overseen by an all volunteer Board of Directors, according to the organization’s Bylaws. Current directors and…
Author: Lance Haverkamp
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CUA now in Hong Kong
James Clare has been running a Facebook ministry, and is now in the process of starting a physical congregation in Hong Kong. Good Shepherd Church is a Christian Universalist congregation…
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The CUA in 2020
This year has been particularly hard as the world has struggled with the Covid-19 pandemic. Our hearts go out to those who have lost loved ones, been ill, lost employment,…
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Are we really in the era of Postliberal Theology?
The CUA is a big-umbrella group, all three major schools of Christian Universalism are well represented in the CUA. For the third of us who come from a more liberal…
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More Apologetics Books
With more and more people realizing that God is reconciling all to Himself, the number of academic CU books is growing! We now have five reading options in our Apologetics…
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Ordination of Andrew Young to CU Ministry
The CUA is pleased to announce the ordination of Andrew Cleburne Young! As an American living in Japan, this was the first online ordination celebration for the CUA. He was…
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What’s Next For The CUA?
Chaplain Endorsement For most of the CUA’s existence, we’ve had more clergy ministering through chaplaincy, than through Congregations. Chaplains working for large employers, or those looking for Board Certification, need…
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Three Flavors of Christian Universalism
There are three main branches of Christian Universalism, each with their own set of identifying features. We all share the idea that “Through Christ, God is reconciling all to Himself.”…
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New Faces & Changes In CUA Leadership
Three new faces arrived on the CUA Board of Directors starting 2020: Rev. Dr. Don Algeo is a long time CUA member and clergy. He has been involved in various…
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Jesus, Schrödinger’s Cat, and the CUA
What do Jesus, Schrödinger’s Cat, and the CUA have in common? Duality: The early Church spent a couple of hundred years trying to understand Jesus. Not just His teachings, but…
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