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“Black Universalist History on the Chesapeake” – Rev. Paul Boothby — In-person & Zoom

In the late 19th century, several predominantly African American Universalist churches were founded in Tidewater Virginia. What does their legacy teach us about living our faith and creating a more liberated world?

Our Minister

Our Minister

Rev. Kathryn Adams began serving as our half-time contract minister in 2024. At the heart of her call to ministry is accompaniment and care. Rev. Kathryn believes in the power of relationship, spiritual practice, and shared ministry. She is a minister in preliminary fellowship with a Masters of Divinity at Meadville Lombard Theological School. She previously has had careers in medicine, military service, and policy/grants.