What is the difference between the Urantia Foundation in Chicago and the Urantia Book connected with Jesusonian Foundation?
[print] [email] There are 3 primary organizations associated with The Urantia Book. From their website www.urantia.org: “Urantia Foundation was established in 1950 to be the custodian of the inviolate text of The Urantia Book and to ensure that the book’s teachings are spread, with the help of readers and fraternal organizations, to all people.” The Foundation’s headquarters are at 533 Diversey Ave., Chicago. The Urantia Book Fellowship is the social branch through which the book’s teachings are spread although the distinction between the functions of the Foundation and the Fellowship has become blurred. From its establishment in 1955 until the late 1980s the Fellowship was known as the Urantia Brotherhood and then the name was changed. The Fellowship’s headquarters are a mail box in Grand Central Station, (PO Box 4583), New York, and in the electronic ether through telephone, internet (www.urantiabook.org) and email as well as committee meetings throughout the year. The Beliefs and Mi
There are 3 primary organizations associated with The Urantia Book. From their website www.urantia.org: “Urantia Foundation was established in 1950 to be the custodian of the inviolate text of The Urantia Book and to ensure that the book’s teachings are spread, with the help of readers and fraternal organizations, to all people.” The Foundation’s headquarters are at 533 Diversey Ave., Chicago. The Urantia Book Fellowship is the social branch through which the book’s teachings are spread although the distinction between the functions of the Foundation and the Fellowship has become blurred. From its establishment in 1955 until the late 1980s the Fellowship was known as the Urantia Brotherhood and then the name was changed. The Fellowship’s headquarters are a mail box in Grand Central Station, (PO Box 4583), New York, and in the electronic ether through telephone, internet (www.urantiabook.org) and email as well as committee meetings throughout the year. The Beliefs and Mission statement
