For this Martin Luther King Sunday, we’re going to investigate some of the core building blocks that make racism and radicalized violence possible: dehumanization and moral exclusion. We’ll look at how these forces work and how Unitarian Universalism pushes back.

Written by: Rev. Laurel Gray
Music by: Kala Farnham
Hosted and Edited by: Amanda Hall

For this Martin Luther King Sunday, we’re going to investigate some of the core building blocks that make racism and radicalized violence possible: dehumanization and moral exclusion. We’ll look at how these forces work and how Unitarian Universalism pushes back. Written by: Rev. Laurel Gray Music by: Kala Farnham Hosted and Edited by: Amanda Hall

[Sermon] Necessary Humanity, 1.14.24

Reverend Laurel Gray writes sermons that help make sense of the complexities of life, and then she talks about them with (non-reverend) Amanda Hall once a month. 

Episode titles starting with "[Sermon]" are read by Rev. Laurel. Monthly ChUUch Talk episodes are conversations between Rev. Laurel and Amanda.

This podcast is by the Unitarian Universalist Congregational Society of Westborough (UUCSW), from Westborough, Mass. www.uucsw.org

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Reverend Laurel Gray writes sermons that help make sense of the complexities of life, and then she talks about them with (non-reverend) Amanda Hall once a month. Episode titles starting with "[Sermon]" are read by Rev. Laurel. Monthly ChUUch Talk episodes are conversations between Rev. Laurel and Amanda. This podcast is by the Unitarian Universalist Congregational Society of Westborough (UUCSW), from Westborough, Mass. www.uucsw.org

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