Beloved Community NewsA blog sharing information, reflections, and learning opportunities from Unity's Beloved Communications Staff Team.
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Justice Learning Partners
Justice Learning Partners (JLP) is a program that matches two or more people to take a deeper dive into a social justice resource: book, podcast, or documentary film over 6-8 weeks. No one can do everything but everyone can do something. This is but one step toward transforming ourselves into members of the beloved community, a.k.a. justice-seeking people. This online meeting is your opportunity to connect with others as you explore the resources offered this session:
- Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous Wisdom to Heal Divides and Restore Balance by Edgar Villanueva (book)
- King in the Wilderness (documentary film)
- On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century by Timothy Snyder (book)
- The Power of Bridging: How to Build a World Where We All Belong by john a. powel (book)
- The Sum of Us with Heather McGee (podcast series)
Interconnected Roots of Oppression
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Theologies of Racial Justice
A Series Presented by Rev. Dr. Andrea Johnson
This three-part series will explore Unitarian Universalist theologies of racial justice and the liberal theological tradition in which they are rooted. What theological resources equip UUs to live out the antiracist, anti-oppression values of our faith?
Session 3
The Audacity to Imagine Sisyphus Happy: Anthony Pinn and African American Naturalistic Humanism
Tuesday, January 30 | Zoom video
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Constructing Unitarian Universalist Theologies: Historic Traditions and Future Prospects
Wednesday, January 17 | Zoom video | Slide presentation
Session 2
The Inescapable Network of Mutuality: Martin Luther King’s Beloved Community and Bernard Loomer’s "Big" God
Tuesday, January 23 | Zoom video
This three-part series will explore Unitarian Universalist theologies of racial justice and the liberal theological tradition in which they are rooted. What theological resources equip UUs to live out the antiracist, anti-oppression values of our faith?
Session 3
The Audacity to Imagine Sisyphus Happy: Anthony Pinn and African American Naturalistic Humanism
Tuesday, January 30 | Zoom video
Session 1
Constructing Unitarian Universalist Theologies: Historic Traditions and Future Prospects
Wednesday, January 17 | Zoom video | Slide presentation
Session 2
The Inescapable Network of Mutuality: Martin Luther King’s Beloved Community and Bernard Loomer’s "Big" God
Tuesday, January 23 | Zoom video
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Justice Database“Takers not Makers,” an Oxfam report on colonialism and wealth.
Now available in The Justice Database. |