includes Susan B Anthony

About the author and illustrator: "[Stephen Kendrick is] a Unitarian Universalist minister. He graduated from Princeton University and Harvard Divinity School. . .Currently, he serves as parish minister at The Universalist Church of West Hartford, West Hartford, Connecticut. . .[H]e also briefly served as religious educator at First Parish, Lexington, Massachusetts--where the idea of this book was formed." Source, p. 135 of the book. About the book: "A Faith People Make" opens with Michael Servetus's confession. He was the originator of Unitarianism and burned at the stake for publishing books, which denied his belief in the trinity. This work contains brief sketches of the lives of twenty Unitarians and Universalist. The profile of each person is proceeded by a page describing key events in his or her life. Included are such people as Joseph Priestley, discoverer or oxygen and other gases. Priestley was also a Unitarian minister. One of the most contemporary people profiled was Sophia Lyon Fahs. Fahs began her career with the Unitarian Universalist Association in 1937 when she developed a curriculum called the "New Beacon Series." Fahs was ordained a Unitarian minister at the age of 82 and lived to be 102." This work includes a bibliography.