Rev. Leland Bond-Upson is our Interim Minister. This is how he describes himself:
I am:
• a child of the Unitarian Fellowship movement, youth member of a small UU church in SE Washington
state, active in LRY (Liberal Religious Youth), and later, SRL (student religious liberals), a Starr King School for the Ministry graduate
and former board member and fundraiser of the School and of my congregations.
• a minister in Fellowship with the UUA and a member of the UU Ministers Association and its District
chapters.
• a contributor to Chalice-Lighters, UUSC, and many other humanitarian, conservation, equity, and justice
groups.
• a rational religious Humanist progressive Unitarian with affection for Universalism, Buddhism, the Society
of Friends.
• a Northwest-raised conservationist who thinks nuclear energy maybe isn’t so bad, and who has sympathy
for loggers and miners, if not so much for logging and mining companies.
• a lover of Jesus and Lincoln and Gandhi and nurses and teachers and people like that.
• one who believes that mistreatment in one way or another is the source of maybe all the evil-doing in
the world, and that the little good things we do are adding up to a quiet transformation in our own lifetimes.
• one who likes spirituality that goes deeply in, that it may guide the self outward to bless the world.
– Rev. Lee Bond-Upson
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Fayetteville
All are welcome…
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Roy Zimmerman Sings Satire – February 6
A Wickedly Funny Performance
Monday, February 6, 2012 7 pm Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 901 W. Cleveland Street, Tickets at the door: $18 (or pay what you can)
In twelve albums over twenty years and on stages, screens and airwaves across America, Roy Zimmerman has brought the sting of satire to the struggle for Peace and Social Justice. His songs have been heard on HBO and Showtime. He has recorded for Warner/Reprise Records. He's a featured blogger for the Huffington Post.
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