Awk by example, Part 1 - Gentoo

Russia p. 7members, ages 16 to 50. They hold services twice a month. Most services are lay-led althoughsome UU ministers from other countries have participated in the Guest Minister Project and haveled services. Sermons are also sent by email to members. Unitarianism in Russia is not an officialreligion. Russian law requires a 15-year probation period for new religious organizations. TheUnitarians in Russia hope to register first as a secular organization and after a year of “positiveeducational work, to apply for registration [as a religion]” (www.iccu.net, 2004). Although theymay at times feel discouraged, the Unitarians in Russia are a hardworking, dedicated group.