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DRUUMM & TMT Meet & Greet

20
September2024
Monthly Theme: Welcome HomeHosts: Rev Joseph Santos-Lyons & Pastor AJ Blackwood
6:00 pmJefferson Unitarian Church

Diverse & Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries (DRUUMM) & The Mountain Top: A BIPOC UU Community are coming together for an enriching and joyful gathering.

Connect with fellow Unitarian Universalists of Color for a special worship service, followed by a delicious potluck and vibrant social time.

This is a wonderful opportunity to build community, share stories, and celebrate our shared values. Whether you’re new to these communities or a long-time member, all are welcome.

Bring a dish to share, an open heart, and a spirit of camaraderie!
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This in-person event is open to All BIPOC UUs  along with their families who are exploring, reclaiming, reconciling, and celebrating their identities in a UU context to experience wholeness and belong

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Our Vision

A world where BIPOC members in our UU communities are welcomed and celebrated as fully whole human beings.

Our Mission

We aim to create energy around and inspire BIPOC people to build connections and begin the conversations to create and hold empowering and affirming space. We seek to continually challenge ourselves and one another to rethink, reimagine, and recenter Unitarian Universalist space.

Our Values

We will be a space for relationship building and spiritual development for UU BIPOC, by covenantally providing safe space for BIPoC individuals to share our stories, share resources, and develop leadership opportunities for members of our community.

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The Mountain Top is primarily funded by UUs for Racial Justice


UUs for Racial Justice is committed to doing the internal work of rooting out racial bias within the congregation systems and congregational life. We make a pledge to The Mountain Top UU as a form of reparations for harm we as UUs have perpetuated upon our BIPOC siblings in the past. For Resources from UUs for Racial Justice. Click here.