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The chalice, an international symbol of the Unitarian Universalist approach to faith, is represented by this steel sculpture which towers atop the church almost like a steeple.

Photo by Shawn Poynter, Shawn Poynter

The chalice, an international symbol of the Unitarian Universalist approach to faith, is represented by this steel sculpture which towers atop the church almost like a steeple.

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  • The chalice, an international symbol of the Unitarian Universalist approach to faith, is represented by this steel sculpture which towers atop the church almost like a steeple.
  • The playground by the church. As the assailant was being subdued by parishioners before the arrival of police, children were directed to safety next door at Second Presbyterian.
  • The old gate on the Kingston Pike sidewalk, a residential entryway that predates the church.
  • The concrete and brick sign at 2931 Kingston Pike, decked with flowers from well-wishers.
  • The Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church, built to an award-winning design in 1998. The building is used for a variety of purposes all week, including community meeting space, classrooms for writing and other disciplines, art shows, and dramatic and musical productions. Their previous church, of a strikingly modernist design, is still a short walk away, now used by a nearby Baptist congregation.

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