Joining together in solidarity for justice, we discover our power. What important lessons might we learn from the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee’s practice of partnership around the world? All are welcome as we explore the expanding circles of connection that create a vision of justice and thriving for our human family and for our shared home.
This multi-congregation worship service at the UU Society of Schenectady is an annual joint effort by the congregations of the Hudson Mohawk UU congregational cluster:
- First UU Society of Albany — albanyuu.org
- UU Congregation of the Catskills — uucatskills.org
- UU Congregation of Glens Falls — glensfallsuu.com
- UU Congregation of Saratoga Springs — uusaratoga.org
- UU Society of Schenectady — uuschenectady.org
After 30 years in faith-based leadership, the Rev. Mary Katherine Morn joined UUSC as President and Lead Executive Officer in 2018. She has helped to grow a number of progressive congregations serving their members and the larger community.
Mary Katherine contributed to efforts for economic, racial, and social justice in Macon, Georgia at the Economic Opportunity Council/Headstart with the NAACP. She also worked deeply in the reproductive justice movement. In Nashville, Tennessee, she collaborated with the Interfaith Alliance and Industrial Areas Foundation. In Fairfax, Virginia, she worked with interfaith ministries addressing hunger and homelessness, collaborated with LGBTQI+ advocacy organizations, and served on the county’s homelessness task force. Mary Katherine also served in volunteer leadership with the Unitarian Universalist Ministers’ Association and for four years as Director of Stewardship and Development for the Unitarian Universalist Association.
Topics: Beloved Community, Justice