To view this service, click here. —————————————————————– James Freeman Clarke was a young Transcendentalist minister when he served First Unitarian in Louisville, 1833 to 1840. He exemplified the practice of spiritual friendship transcending differences. Returning to Boston, he became a leader in church reform, anti-slavery, women’s rights, denominational work, and the study of comparative religion. … Continue reading Spiritual Friendship: The Legacy of James Freeman Clarke