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There’s a good reason this topic just won’t go away and can’t get solved; it involves a clash of two fundamental human rights. Understanding this is crucial to any hope we might have of civic peace and social justice.

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Welcome Rev. David Messner

Welcome Rev. David Messner

The Board of Trustees is extremely pleased to announce that we have hired the Reverend David Messner to be our Interim Minister! His family has an existing commitment rescuing sea turtles at the beginning of August, but they will be here at MLUC for services on August 15th, and they’ll be moving into the parsonage as well. All of us who have met and talked with Rev. Dave are excited to begin the work, and very excited for all of you to get to know him.

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In-Person Worship Service Sunday June 27

In-Person Worship Service Sunday June 27

All are invited to attend our in-person worship service in the Sanctuary at 10:00 a.m. No pre-registration is required. We will continue to ask people to wear masks indoors.

Service will be available livestream. Even if you don’t attend the live 10:00 am Sunday service, we are encouraging anyone who feels comfortable enough, to hurry on over for outdoor coffee hour to enjoy a time of distanced camaraderie outside.

Image: Banner currently hanging on chancel wall, designed and created by Yassara Antar

Half Our Plate: Martin's Home

Half Our Plate: Martin’s Home

Martin’s Home is one of four locations operated by the Sisters of Saint Joseph to provide transitional housing for refugees and asylum seekers while they await work papers, a Social Security card, and food stamps. Residents come from many parts of the world, including Africa, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, and the Americas. The plight of refugees and asylum seekers is one of the major problems facing the entire world. Martin’s Home provides a safe, welcoming place for women and children to stay until they can obtain permanent housing.

Support for Martin’s Home is consistent with the UU values of respecting the dignity and worth of each person and the need for justice and compassion. Because of the safety and confidentiality essential to housing refugees and asylum seekers, Martin’s Home has no website. For the protection of the residents, pictures and markers of them or their location are not made known.

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