General Interest Audio and Video

Bringing our History to Life: Unitarian Universalist Stories from the Midwest

This DVD contains videos of two stories produced by the Prairie Star District Heritage and Archives committee:

• Heritage of Heresy: Bisbee and Tuttle on the Universalist Frontier
  In 1872, Minnesota's Universalists expelled Rev. Herman Bisbee for teaching heresy and for "unbrotherly conduct" toward a senior colleague, Rev. James. H. Tuttle. Twenty years later, Universalists - including Tuttle - had adopted Bisbee's beliefs. 
• Full Circle of Life: The Mabel Tainter Memorial Theater
  The loss of a beloved daughter prompted wealthy Wisconsinites Andrew and Bertha Tainter to build a Unitarian church and community center served by a charismatic humanist minister. Completed in 1889, the Mabel Tainter Memorial, an architectural gem in Menomonie, Wisconsin,  continues today to serve liberal religion and the local community as its founders had intended.

You may preview the videos online at http://www.youtube.com/user/uuheritage/videos?view=pl . The $5 cost of this disc covers the cost of production and duplication.  Shipping and handling charges also apply.