<p>Led by Rev. Dr. Natalie Fenimore. As a Unitarian Universalist community, we are called to be a community of care. The ministry of being more equitable, inclusive and diverse is justice work – and it is also a spiritual practice. We can explore how our Unitarian Universalist Principles support us in widening our circle of concern. February 6, 2022</p>

Led by Rev. Dr. Natalie Fenimore. As a Unitarian Universalist community, we are called to be a community of care. The ministry of being more equitable, inclusive and diverse is justice work – and it is also a spiritual practice. We can explore how our Unitarian Universalist Principles support us in widening our circle of concern. February 6, 2022

Widening the Circle

Audio recordings, at your convenience. Nurture your spirit. Unitarian Universalism draws from the teachings of the major world religions and appeals to people from a diversity of traditions. At the core of our faith are a set of principles that reflect values, rather than dogma. Our religious beliefs vary. For both the heart and the mind, Shelter Rock offers engaging worship, religious education, opportunities for social action, a breadth of extraordinary music, and a community of caring, curious and compassionate people. We aspire to be a loving religious community where we can grow spiritually and build a more just and joyful world.

Share Widening the Circle

Sign up to save your podcasts

Widening the Circle

Widening the Circle