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Newcomers - Welcome!We are glad you are here! Be sure to visit with us during the social hour after every service! There is more information available in the front entry, and you can speak with anyone on our Membership Committee about the membership process. Things you might want to knowDress at our church is always eclectic and informal. Visitors will feel comfortable in business casual to contemporary social attire. Greeters will be glad to help make your visit comfortable and enjoyable. Parking is ample and nearby in our own lot behind the building. Additional parking is available on the paved lot next to the building. |
Rev. Dr. Terry Ellen is our Consulting Minister. He is also the Executive Director of Unitarian Universalists for Social Justice of the Baltimore-Washington-Northern Virginia Region, where he works on social justice issues including global warming, affordable housing, health care for all, marriage equality for same-sex couples, multicultural and anti-racist initiatives, and opposition to the use of torture. The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee's Justice Sunday this year features his sermon on Darfur.
Raised Methodist and Presbyterian, he went on to study meditation in the Sufi tradition and is fascinated by the new insights coming from modern cosmology. Besides serving UU congregations in Wakefield, Massachusetts, Ridgewood, New Jersey and Bethesda, Maryland, he has worked in programs for disadvantaged students, college counseling and pastoral counseling centers, and in insulation and solar installations in Massachusetts. With his wife Amy, he has two children in college and one child living at home. He has become a happy gardener and wishes he was more of a sailor. |
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Copyright 2006, UU Fellowship of Greater Cumberland Cumberland, MD |
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