Rev. Charles Loflin, Executive Director of UU FaithAction NJ, will be a guest in the pulpit at

Dorothea Dix UU Community

On ‘Til Liberation

The work of social justice has historically been important within Unitarian Universalism, grounded in liberal theological values. In 2020, the UUA Commission on Institutional Change in their report called, “Widening the Circle of Concern.” called for the need of our movement to “articulate a theology of liberation, experimentation, and innovation.” How might such a commitment impact our social justice work? Join Rev. Charles Loflin and the Beacon Choir for a moving Sunday.

Rev. Charles Loflin (he/they) serves as Executive Director of UU FaithAction NJ. An affiliated community minister for the UU Congregation at Montclair, Rev. Lorain is a graduate of Meadville Lombard Theological School.