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John Murray, the Father of Universalism in America (Part 1)
In John Murray’s early adult life, tragedy, financial woes, and verbal attacks on him for his Universalist views led him to leave England in 1770 to set sale for America.
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The Sermon at John Potter’s Church
Whereas for centuries the Christian faith had preached judgement by God and eternal punishment for the damned, John Murray preached his first sermon in America proclaiming that a loving God would eventually grant salvation to everyone.
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Sabbatical Then and Now — What’s Up Doc?
Guest speakers, gatherings and a food drive occupied the congregation during Rev. Bill Gupton’s sabbatical in 2015.
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Happy 250th Birthday!
The upcoming 250th anniversary of Universalism in America provided this opportunity to look back at what was happening in our congregation on the 200th anniversary of Universalism in 1970.
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Al Gerhardstein Speaks to Heritage Universalist Unitarians
In February 2015, attorney Al Gerhardstein led the service on Sunday at Heritage in a way that helped him prepare for the landmark Obergefell vs. Hodges case before the Supreme Court.
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Hard Times in Early Cincinnati
Early ministers of our congregation faced hardships.
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1975 Marked 150 Years of the American Unitarian Association
Brief history of local churches that celebrated the 150th anniversary of the founding of the American Unitarian Association.
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Fin du Siècle
The Heritage Church community was active as the year 2000 approached.
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Turn-of-the-Century Cincinnati Architecture
Our congregation’s church building on Essex Street was designed by one of the premier architectural firms in Cincinnati in the late 1800s.
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Our Heritage Room
The Heritage Room houses many archives that tell the story of our religious community.
