On this Easter Sunday which falls during Passover, Pastor Joshua will talk about Liberation
theology though the story of Jesus’ righteous anger as a model for challenging oppressive
systems.
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Pastor Joshua just finished facilitating a class on UU Theology. He’ll be bringing some of the
learning into worship to share with the entire congregation.
Rev. Anne Felton Hines has served Unitarian Universalist congregations in Southern
California since 1984. Upon retiring in 2014, Emerson UU Church granted her Minister
Emerita status, and since then she has served congregations in a variety of roles. She
chairs the San Fernando Valley Chapter of the ACLU, participates in actions to preserve our
Democracy, and volunteers weekly as a pianist at Kaiser Medical Center in Woodland Hills.
Our current government blames the ills of society on immigrants, DEI, transgender people,
people of color, liberals, “Woke” and whatever other bogeyman they can conjure up. Pastor
Joshua will consider who is truly to blame by thinking about the very idea of blame itself.
Remember spinning as kids until the world blurred and we could barely stand? Sometimes life feels that fast now. We stumble, unsure which way to face or where to step. The beloved community at Pacific Unitarian helps us find our direction and steady ourselves — even slow the spin together. There’s nothing more valuable to me, and I hope you feel the same, as we begin our pledge drive this Sunday with the theme “Turn the World Around.”