In these midst of global pandemic, rising authoritarianism, and uprising, lives hang in the balance and the future of democracy is on the line. In response, Unitarian Universalists are answering the call of our faith, building powerful partnerships to mobilize our communities to #VoteLove and #DefeatHate in the 2020 elections. Join UUA President Susan Frederick-Gray, the UU the Vote team, and a lineup of powerful, prophetic UU voices as we explore the intersections of faith, justice, and democracy in this collective virtual service.

In May, local artist Nancy Tankersley felt called to a more active role to help end racism. She saw her gifts as an artist and her connections to other artists in the community as a starting point. Within weeks the exhibit ‘Portraits of Black Lives Lost” by Artists for Justice emerged. Join Rev. Sue Browning, Nancy Tankersley, Sara Poly for this service exploring art and justice, and the ways we are each called to use our gifts to bring about change.

Our service on Sunday, September 13 will be our “welcome back” service and will include our annual Water Communion ceremony adapted for virtual format.  See NEWS, Newsletter, for details.