I start with gratitude: thank you to all who planned, supported and attended the Service or Ordination on Feb. 26. I am beyond grateful to have been ordained by the Chequamegon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship! The Alvord Theatre was transformed into a garden of delights. Thank you for the music, for the art, and for the technology investments that made this ceremony available across the country. Thank you for the reception, a feast that met every food allergy and need—all were welcome at this table. Thank you for your presence, in body or spirit, to mark this threshold for myself and CUUF, connecting us all more profoundly to the vision of a radically inclusive, deeply caring, liberating religion across time and across space. For this and so much more, I am forever grateful.
April and May hold many delights at CUUF—Easter rituals, the All-Music Service, an “All About Love” book group, and the Annual Meeting—just to name a few. Please read on and stay connected. As always, reach out with any questions or ideas for the fellowship at any time.