Gabrielle Daniels is a project manager with the Equal Justice Initiative. The EJI was founded by attorney Bryan Stevenson. HIs memoir, Just Mercy, was the basis for an acclaimed movie about Stevenson’s battle to win justice for Walter McMillian, an innocent Alabama man sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit
Whittaker Locke, our Fellowship’s accompanist, will present a program about the value of having those difficult conversations we tend to avoid. You watch this service on our UUFC YouTube Channel.
Lay Leader Rick Spradlin willl lead this Sunday’s service on YouTube..
Lay Leader Rick Spradlin will lead this service, with a presentation titled “A Rant on Race.” Our Board of Trustees had planned on returning to in-person services this Sunday, but after considering the data the Board voted to delay reopening until Sunday, July 12.
Joanie Andras is a Buddhist nun, a certified teacher of mindfulness and a member of our Fellowship. She’ll offer a personal account of how fear and anxiety can be great teachers.
Erika Bloodworth, a yoga instructor who teaches at our Fellowship, will combine poetry, prose with gentle breathing exercises we can all use during these stressful times.
Nick Wooten is a reporter covering southern trends and culture for McClatchy. Nick is based at the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, and he’s spent the past several months covering the coronavirus pandemic from local, state and regional perspectives. (Click here to watch the service on our YouTube channel.)
Lay Leader Rick Spradlin will talk the many forms of prayer.
The optimism of Unitarian Universalism is written in our Seven Principles.
Lay Leader Rick Spradlin will talk about hope in our current pandemic. “It’s been said that hope is the feeling that what you are feeling won’t last forever.”
