The Legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

January 19, 2020

Martin Luther King Day gives us glad occasion to ponder racial relations. I didn’t realize I had inherited unearned, unacknowledged privilege until I opened to the marginalization and hurt others get due to their race. How can we live up to being Universalists, including ALL in our community and comity?
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The Fire of Commitment: Election Response

Eli Poore November 10 | 10:30 am

No matter the outcome of the November election, the question remains: where do we go from here? Our faith is rooted in the tradition of “prophetic witness,” a legacy inspired by the Hebrew Prophets and others throughout history who have spoken “truth to power.” This tradition challenges us to work together to create a more just world. Theologian Walter Brueggemann introduces the idea of the “prophetic imagination,” a vision, deeply rooted in love, for what our communities and the world could become. We gather to dream, both as individuals and as a community, about what this world could be and to discern the faithful steps we can take to make that vision a reality. Join Intern Minister Eli Poore for a SOUUP shared service as we explore these questions and share our joy, hope, grief, curiosity, and all the feelings that this moment in history brings

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The Legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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