New book added to the CUA recommended list
That All Shall Be Saved: Heaven, Hell, and Universal Salvation by David Bentley Hart (2019, Yale University Press — hardcover, audio, kindle) Orthodox theologian and philosopher David Bentley Hart makes…
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Cuba Learns About Ultimate Reconciliation
Estaban Sanchez lost his ministry affiliation with the Episcopal tradition when he discovered Christian Universalism. He is now teaching Ultimate Reconciliation, and planting house churches in Cuba! He needs a…
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Join the Board of Directors
Want to get more involved? The CUA is run by a volunteer Board of Directors, and new openings are available for the start of the 2020. You must be a…
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New Month, New Drawing!
This month’s lucky winner gets a free, autographed copy of Destined For Salvation by one of the CUA’s own member-authors: Kalen Fristad! Future drawings will be held, with other prizes!…
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Denver Meeting Preparation
Your CUA staff is busy getting ready to exhibit at the Gospel of Relentless Love Conference, hosted by The Sanctuary Denver, this weekend! We will have a new 6 foot…
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Photographs needed!
We need your old photos of CUA events of the past. Recent past, long past, whatever you have! You can upload them using the tool below. If you have lots,…
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New Month, New Drawing!!!
This month’s lucky winner gets a free, autographed copy of Christianity Without Insanity by one of the CUA’s own member-authors: Boyd Purcell! Future drawings will be held, with other prizes!…
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CUA participating in The Gospel of Relentless Love Conference!
The CUA will be participating in The Sanctuary Denver’s conference the first weekend in October. This is the follow-up conference to the Forgotten Gospel conference of 2017. There have been…
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New Book by the CUA’s own Don Erickson!
A Life Lived and Laid Down for Friends reflects on the iconoclastic life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth. From the “riches in the rags” story of the nativity to…
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Clergy Lapel Pins
Check-out these new Clergy Lapel Pins! These are available for general purchase; they’re not limited to only CUA Clergy. They’re just called Clergy Pins since that’s usually who wears them.…