Join us on Sunday, October 25th, as we welcome an activist from the Atlanta chapter of TST for a conversation about religious freedom, bodily autonomy, and the surprising ways minority faiths challenge us to think more deeply about pluralism, justice, and the First Amendment. Prioress Hollow is the Co-leader of Atlanta’s chapter of TST with … Continue reading Prioress Hollow – “My Spiritual Journey – Why Satan?”
Stephen Akinduro is a dedicated mental health advocate affiliated with the Columbus chapter of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). Stephen is driven by a deep passion for supporting individuals and families affected by mental health conditions. In his work with NAMI, he is part of the leadership team and serves as a Peer-to-Peer mentor, In-Our-Own-Voice … Continue reading Stephen Akinduro – NAMI, Columbus, GA
For 15 years, El Refugio has welcomed people impacted by immigration detention with hospitality, solidarity, and action. We have witnessed the pain of separation, the exhaustion of long journeys, and the cruelty of detention. We have also witnessed something else—the power of community. Because of supporters like you, last year alone, El Refugio: 2025 BY … Continue reading Melissa Rodriguez-McClain – “El Refugio”
Join us in a viewing of the past presentation “Black Feminist Fire The Boundary Breaking Life of Fannie Barrier Williams,” by Rev. Tim Kutzmark of Unitarian Universalist Church of Fresno. Fannie Barrier Williams (1855 – 1944) was a pioneering African American educator, civil rights advocate, women’s rights activist, and influential public intellectual whose work helped … Continue reading Fanny Barrier Williams, A Black Feminist Unitarian
My name is Jae Calain, and I am running events for Muscogee Queer and will soon be making it a nonprofit for the queer community. I started Muscogee Queer due to the need for a safe, fun, and supportive community for the LGBTQIA-plus people in the Muscogee County area. The goal of this organization is to do community service to … Continue reading Jae Calain – Muscogee Queer
Guest speakers Connor King and Cody Collyer will talk about The Revolution Project, a small but growing “army of activists” created in Columbus, Georgia. They advocate for human rights—including reproductive rights, peace in Palestine and a unique approach to prison reform. Sunday services begin at 11 a.m., but join us early for coffee and conversation. … Continue reading The Revolution Project: “An Army of Activists”
