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By Ann Kuffner
UUFSMA Member
The July 28th UUFSMA Sunday Service will be the fourth service led by visiting minister Rev. Louise Green. The service theme is “Embracing Change to Thrive.” Rev. Green will speak about challenges in communities in these times, as we grieve loss and imagine new futures. The reading is excerpted from the essay, “Notes to Our People,” by Sofia Betancourt and Bill Sinkford. This is in the new book, Seeds of a New Way, Manish Mishra-Marzetti and Nancy McDonald Ladd, Editors.
During this four-part July series, Rev. Green is exploring the themes of collaborative leadership, social justice, and communities of care.
Rev. Louise Green just completed four years at All Souls Unitarian D.C. as Minister of Congregational Care. She has been in ministry in Massachusetts, New York City, and DC/MD/VA area congregations for 35 years. In addition, her work as a community organizer began in 1994 with Metro IAF. She has done organizing while on the staff of a single congregation, or as organizing staff in larger network affiliates that included congregations of many faiths.
Louise is also a newly ordained eco-chaplain and will continue her work as a spiritual director with individuals and groups. She's excited to see where her Third Act emerges in ministry -- with communities, the arts, eco-chaplaincy, spiritual practice and coaching. Louise lives in Washington D.C. with her spouse Regina, and a menagerie of companion animals.
UUFSMA Member
The July 28th UUFSMA Sunday Service will be the fourth service led by visiting minister Rev. Louise Green. The service theme is “Embracing Change to Thrive.” Rev. Green will speak about challenges in communities in these times, as we grieve loss and imagine new futures. The reading is excerpted from the essay, “Notes to Our People,” by Sofia Betancourt and Bill Sinkford. This is in the new book, Seeds of a New Way, Manish Mishra-Marzetti and Nancy McDonald Ladd, Editors.
During this four-part July series, Rev. Green is exploring the themes of collaborative leadership, social justice, and communities of care.
Rev. Louise Green just completed four years at All Souls Unitarian D.C. as Minister of Congregational Care. She has been in ministry in Massachusetts, New York City, and DC/MD/VA area congregations for 35 years. In addition, her work as a community organizer began in 1994 with Metro IAF. She has done organizing while on the staff of a single congregation, or as organizing staff in larger network affiliates that included congregations of many faiths.
Louise is also a newly ordained eco-chaplain and will continue her work as a spiritual director with individuals and groups. She's excited to see where her Third Act emerges in ministry -- with communities, the arts, eco-chaplaincy, spiritual practice and coaching. Louise lives in Washington D.C. with her spouse Regina, and a menagerie of companion animals.
Unitarian Universalism is a liberal faith inviting its community to gather around a set of harmonizing values and principles for living. Our UU Fellowship welcomes people of all ages, races, religions, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Belief in a divinity is not the central issue around which we gather for worship and generous action. Rather, we come together with a belief in community, love, compassion, social justice, reverence for nature, and the spirituality of music, all within the interconnected web of existence.
The UUFSMA Social Justice Foundation donates generously to support nonprofit organizations that provide health, educational, and environmental services for underserved communities in the San Miguel region. Learn more at https://www.uufsma.org/foundation
To participate in our online Sunday Service, visit www.uufsma.org and click on the Zoom Service button on the home page. If requested, enter password: 294513. Sign-in from anywhere Sunday mornings between 10:00-10:25 am CST. Enjoy previous services at https://www.youtube.com/UUFSMA.
The UUFSMA Social Justice Foundation donates generously to support nonprofit organizations that provide health, educational, and environmental services for underserved communities in the San Miguel region. Learn more at https://www.uufsma.org/foundation
To participate in our online Sunday Service, visit www.uufsma.org and click on the Zoom Service button on the home page. If requested, enter password: 294513. Sign-in from anywhere Sunday mornings between 10:00-10:25 am CST. Enjoy previous services at https://www.youtube.com/UUFSMA.