A UU Perspective on Faith and Social Action

Lee Paczulla, Social Action Ministries Assistant Coordinator and a Harvard Divinity School student seeking ordination in the Unitarian Universalist tradition, shares her reflections on the role of social action in Unitarian Universalism.

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Rev. Hurmon E. Hamilton, Jr.: "A Surprise Discovery"

Those of you who were able to join us on October 5th for Leading the Way: Ending Homelessness in Boston heard The Reverend Hurmon E. Hamilton, Jr., Senior Pastor of Roxbury Presbyterian Church USA and the President of the Greater Boston Interfaith Organization, give an inspiring talk about his "surprise discovery" that in spite of his already "full plate," God was calling him to work to end homelessness.

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2010 MHSA Young Adult Resource Guide

Faith communities are often the first to know when an individual in their midst is in trouble.

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In Their Own Words: A Forum on Youth Homelessness

Does your faith community have a young adult group or active young adult membership?

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Meet our New Intern, Lee!

We are pleased to welcome Lee Paczulla as our new Social Action Ministries Assistant Coordinator!

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Ballot Questions: No, No, No

This morning, Ending Homelessness in Massachusetts, a blog by the Massachusetts Housing and Shelter Alliance, published a guest post from Aimee Coolidge, MHSA Member Agency Pine Street Inn’s Director of Community and Government Relations. In this excerpt below, Aimee Coolidge encourages Massachusetts voters to vote No, No, No on the three ballot questions this November.

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Boston Faith Communities, Service Providers, Advocates and City Officials Gather for Leading the Way: Ending Homelessness in Boston

This week, people of faith from across Boston gathered with service providers, advocates and City of Boston officials for Leading the Way: Ending Homelessness in Boston, held at Temple Israel.

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