Articles

Icelandic Unitarianism: A North American Tradition (PDF) - The fascinating story
of Unitarianism amongst the Icelandic people of the Canadian and American West,
serves to remind us that religious liberalism is not the sole preserve of a select group
of North Americans, and that it knows no barrier of language or culture. This article
by Rev. Stefan M. Jonasson originally appeared in The Unitarian Universalist World
(March/April 1989).

The Icelandic Unitarian Church (PDF) - The spirit of inquiry and freedom in matters
of religion was not something new learned by the Icelandic people after they settled
in Canada and the United States. It was a spirit that they brought with them from
over the sea. It was already ingrained in their hearts and minds. This article by Rev.
Philip M. Petursson first appeared in Lögberg-Heimskringla (March 14, 1968) and was
subsequently reprinted in booklet form.

Our Icelandic Unitarians (PDF) - The pioneering spirit of freedom was found in eight
churches in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. This article originally appeared in The
Christian Register (January 1947).