Something Extra
Multigenerational Collegial Conversation: In March, nearly 40 ministers in diverse life stages and ministry settings came together to discuss our grief and losses. Even though many of us were meeting for the first time, participants let us know it was a touching, tender and open-hearted conversation. We also heard that there wasn’t enough time and that it would have been good to have more than one session arranged. Still experimenting, we’d like to come together again, this time for a multigenerational conversation on the deep satisfaction and great joy of our ministries.
Co-sponsored by the UUMA and UURMaPA (the UU Retired Ministers and Partners Association), this multigenerational Zoom gathering of UU ministers will be about us, about our joy in this vocation we have chosen. Once again we will gather in small multigenerational group breakouts. The groups will be lightly facilitated and will include an opportunity to consider a few words about your small group sharing that you might share back with the larger group at the end of our time. Through connecting meaningfully and deeply with one another across our generations of ministry, we hope to strengthen our collegial community. Click the date below to register and to receive the Zoom link..
WebUpdate: As we continue to learn about our new website we have realized that, for general security and to ensure appropriate member-only access, we need to remove the Zoom links from public calendar pages. If you’d like to attend an event please register to receive the Zoom link. Our new system will send out reminder emails, with the zoom link, on the day of the event to all people who have registered.
EQUUAL Access invites you to contribute your story of lived experience of disability in a UU congregation: Nothing about Us without Us! That is the rallying cry of the Disability Rights Movement and one we intend to honor. We are working with Skinner House to publish a book on the lived experience of disability in congregations. We are seeking authors, named or anonymous, who would be willing to share their authentic story. If chosen, these candidates will receive an honorarium. We want the book to have a strong intersectional framework, so we are looking for stories in which authors bring their whole selves. To read the rest of this invitation or share this message online, click here. A rough draft of your submission is due on May 15, 2023. Please send your submission to uudisabilitybook@gmail.com. – Rev. Barbara Meyers and Shelly Rohe
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