Topic: Accessibility and Inclusion

Are We There Yet?

Without a map, how does one know when they have left China and entered Mongolia? How do we even know when we’ve gone from Michigan to Indiana? Humans have been migrating across the Earth for thousands of years. With this in mind, join me as … read more.

Sunday Morning at General Assembly

Online Services will be live-streamed via Facebook on Sundays at 10:00 AM.  Video recordings of services can be found on YouTube.  

One of the silver linings of virtual church is that distance and expense are no longer impediments to participating in denominational events like General Assembly (GA). … read more.

Sexuality Through a UU Lens

Online Services will be live-streamed via Facebook on Sundays at 10:00 AM.  Video recordings of services can be found on YouTube.  

Honoring more than 20 years of Our Whole Lives (OWL) Sexuality Education in our denomination, this service explores the Unitarian Universalist perspectives on sexuality and our … read more.

Embracing Diversity

Online Services will be live-streamed via Facebook on Sundays at 10:00 AM.  Video recordings of services can be found on YouTube.  

The human quest for belonging can sometimes lead us to ‘ideological bunkers’ where we start dividing the world into ‘us’ versus ‘them’. This dichotomy destroys our … read more.

The Gift of Diversity

Online Services will be live-streamed via Facebook on Sundays at 10:00 AM.  Video recordings of services can be found on YouTube.  

The human quest for belonging can sometimes lead us to ‘ideological bunkers’ where we start dividing the world into ‘us’ versus ‘them’. This dichotomy destroys … read more.

Our Country’s Founding: August 1619

Celebrate Independence Day weekend with the broader truth. The roots of the United States of America began 401 years ago in August 1619 when the first enslaved Africans arrived in the English colony of Virginia. The 1619 Project, released in August last year by The … read more.

The Truth Sets You Free

For those who are invisible in our society, reclaiming their truth and keeping hope alive can be a constant struggle. Rev. Gy will share stories of resilience and survival from those who are sometimes overlooked.

Accessibility and Inclusion Ministry

Laura Ray attends the UU Church of Greater Lansing and is currently an Economic Justice Alliance of Michigan (EJAM) Fellow. Michigan Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Network (MUUSJN) is one of seven organizations within EJAM. Laura is taking up the subject of disability within the Lansing … read more.