January 15, 2023

Exploring Our History to Find Our Center

As part of our commitment to supporting reparations locally and nationally, a group of us have been exploring our congregation’s archives. We’ve been looking into the ways we’ve responded to the cries for racial justice in our local community, through the Unitarian Universalist Association, and in the nation. Being honest about when we’ve shown up and when we have fallen short, or remained silent and complicit, can help us to be more accountable as we move forward, in partnership, toward healing and repair. Rev. Eileen partners with Lee Bannor, Dana Deane, Jane Kenamore, and Margaret Shaklee in this service.

We will host an in-person and virtual worship service on Sunday, January 15th at 10:30 am.

Please submit your Joys and Sorrows through this online form. If you submit a message by 9 am, we will try to read it that Sunday. Thank you for your patience as we are adapting to best serve you all! Note there will only be one service time so that we can gather together as a whole community of faith. You can still give to the shared offering through “text to give,” mail a check to the office with “shared offering” in the memo line, or go to our website and hit “give” on the upper right or click here. This Sunday’s shared offering recipient is the Midwest Access Coalition.