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Finding Our Next Right Action
Thursday, June 4 • 7:00 p.m. Unity ministers open a space for understanding the many options for supporting change in this moment. Facilitated small groups will help you connect with others and information for making donations, hands on helping, legislative action, and protest. CLICK HERE to watch the Minneapolis memorial service for George Floyd. Racial Justice Film Series: A Time for Burning Sunday, June 7 • 3:00-5:00 p.m. The Racial and Restorative Justice team invites you to join them online to view and discuss the 1966 documentary, A Time for Burning. A young white Lutheran minister in Omaha, Nebraska, tries to reach out to a Black congregation but encounters opposition from his church elders and the acerbic opinions of a Black barber. The documentary chronicles these events and what unfolds. All are welcome — watch for a link to join the viewing.
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May 2025
Beloved Community Staff TeamThe Beloved Community Staff Team (BCST) strengthens and coordinates Unity’s antiracism and multicultural work, and provides opportunities for congregants and the church to grow into greater intercultural competency. We help the congregation ground itself in the understanding of antiracism and multiculturalism as a core part of faith formation. We support Unity’s efforts to expand our collective capacity to imagine and build the Beloved Community. Here, we share the stories of this journey — the struggles, the questions, and the collaborations — both at Unity and in the wider world.
The current members of the Beloved Community Staff Team include Rev. Kathleen Rolenz, Rev. KP Hong, Rev. Lara Cowtan, Drew Danielson, Laura Park, Lia Rivamonte and Angela Wilcox. |
