On Tuesday October 27th, at 7:30 PM, the Adult RE Team will be presenting the 3rd in the 2020 Minns Lecture Series: Voices and Stories of Black UU Clergywomen by Rev. Dr. Qiyamah Rahman.

"We are hungry for the lessons of the past and for guidance toward the promise of the future." These are the words of Rev. Toni Vincent, the fourth Black woman ordained and fellowshipped as a UU minister. This presentation shares some of the voices and stories of Black UU clergywomen.

Inspired by the Interfaith and social justice witness of our faith, Rev. Dr. Qiyamah Rahman is dedicating her research to reflect the diversely rich narratives of Unitarian Universalist Black Women. With a doctorate in Africana Women’s Studies, Rev. Dr. Rahman has conducted research on violence against women in Ghana, South Africa, and the US. Former Director of Contextual Ministry at Meadville Lombard, and past minister of the UU Fellowship of St. Croix, Virgin Islands                                                                          Please note: this program will be longer than our usual classes, it will last 90 minutes                                      **LINK UPDATED** to RSVP for this class:  bit.ly/2Ht13Z8