Our Unitarian Universalist congregations often stand as beacons of inclusivity in a world that regularly emphasizes differences. Yet, the question lingers: How can we ensure that our welcome extends genuinely to everyone who accepts our invitation to visit us? Join us for a thoughtful exploration of this question as we delve into ways of creating truly inclusive spaces within our Unitarian Universalist communities.

Guest minister Angeline Jackson is the former Executive Director and co-founder of Quality of Citizenship Jamaica, an organization for lesbian and bisexual women. She has received multiple awards for her work and is a recognized international expert in the field of LGBTQ+ education. She is the author of Funny Gyal: My Fight Against Homophobia in Jamaica. (We have it in the UUSS Bookstore!) An entrepreneurial minister, Angeline has an MBA and is also a graduate of Meadville Lombard Theological School, a UU seminary.

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