“Reimagining the Beloved Community” Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Peninsula
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Sixty-five years ago, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. envisioned a society based on equal justice, equal opportunities and love for our neighbors. However, today we are still trying to live up to Dr. King’s hopeful, transformational moral vision of the Beloved Community. How can we reimagine and recast the vision of the Beloved Community for the times we are living today? What would a reimagined Beloved Community look like and feel like if it became real to us?
The Rev. Sherman Z. Logan, Jr. is Executive Minister of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Richmond VA and is currently serving as a member of the UUA Board of Trustees. He was ordained to the Baptist Ministry in 2006 and was granted Ministerial Fellowship by the UUA in 2014. Rev. Sherman is married to Franka and they are proud parents to four daughters, a son and two Jack Russell Terriers; they are also doting grandparents to three girls and two boys.
Sixty-five years ago, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. envisioned a society based on equal justice, equal opportunities and love for our neighbors. However, today we are still trying to live up to Dr. King’s hopeful, transformational moral vision of the Beloved Community. How can we reimagine and recast the vision of the Beloved Community for the times we are living today? What would a reimagined Beloved Community look like and feel like if it became real to us?
The Rev. Sherman Z. Logan, Jr. is Executive Minister of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Richmond VA and is currently serving as a member of the UUA Board of Trustees. He was ordained to the Baptist Ministry in 2006 and was granted Ministerial Fellowship by the UUA in 2014. Rev. Sherman is married to Franka and they are proud parents to four daughters, a son and two Jack Russell Terriers; they are also doting grandparents to three girls and two boys.