Does it matter where you spend your time? Are we impacted by the ways we engage with ourselves and our world? Taking care of the earth, our church community, and one another is one of the joys and responsibilities of living. How we wrestle to ensure our beliefs are lived out in our deep connection to one another and our world.
Rev. Karen Mooney is a lifelong Unitarian Universalist who lives in northern IL with her wife. She works as a hospice chaplain, religious educator, and spiritual director. Her past ministries have included: UU Advocacy Network of IL as Executive Co-Director. Working closely with congregations around Anti-Racism and Vote Love work. UU Prison Ministries of IL as Minister/ Exec. Director. Building an organization of co-liberation that brings UU values and faith to people impacted by the prison industrial complex. Serving a small congregation as a contract minister. Karen learned the art of church from her very involved parents and has been influenced by the music and words fed by indispensable relationships. Ultimately she loves that UU communities are places where you find people who are alive and seeking throughout their lives.
- Speaker: Rev. Karen Mooney
- Worship Leader: Linda Karlen
- Music: Cameron Sass
This Sunday our students are invited to participate in Create Café during the service. After the service, everyone is invited to stay for coffee and conversation.
To Attend in Person
In accordance with CDC guidance, masks and vaccination are optional. We will ask you to sign in with your contact information for possible contact tracing. We ask you let us know if you find you have a COVID infection within a week of attending a service.
To Attend Online
We conduct our services live on the Zoom platform to allow for a more interactive experience. You will need to have the free Zoom app on your device and have it updated to the latest version. www.zoom.us
Use this link to join us on Zoom.
Meeting ID: 847 0286 6562 Passcode: 929464
Topics: Activism, Community, Unitarian Universalism