Reparations for the damages caused by slavery, Jim Crow oppressions and continuing racism are a central issue for the Unitarian Universalist Association, which is in the process of revising it’s principles, missions and sources of inspiration. Ron Ussery will a tackle some difficult questions. Ron is a longtime member of our Fellowship, and a lifelong … Continue reading Ron Ussery: “Reparations: what shall we do with our history?”
David Smith is a Fellowship member we haven’t seen in awhile. He’s been busy advocating and organizing for human rights in Georgia—especially voting rights. Now he’s working for Fair Count, a nonprofit “committed to building long-term power in rural Georgia.” David will talk about how he got involved in Fair Count and why it’s unique. … Continue reading David Smith: “Empowering Rural Georgia”
Adela Duncan, a Paz Amigos volunteer and a founding member of the group, talks about how changes in U.S. immigration policy, events in Central America and the worldwide pandemic are affecting the work of this local group which helps people released from immigration detention. Join us this Sunday, June 6, at 11 a.m. at Grace … Continue reading Adela Duncan on how immigration changes affect Paz Amigos
Our Mother’s Day speaker, Danielle Neale, will join us by video from a remote, special location. Pianist Whittaker Locke will participate by pre-recorded video for a different but excellent reason—he’ll be visiting his mother on Sunday. That’s why we’ve decided to do this service by Zoom videoconference only. To repeat, we will NOT hold an … Continue reading Danielle Neale on Mother’s Day (NOTE CHANGE: at 11 a.m. on Zoom only)
In the spirit of Black History Month, U.S. Air Force Chaplain Anthony Jenkins will explore the life and legacy of Harriet Tubman.
