Sunday Service
Practicing Collective Liberation
Unitarian Universalism calls us to confront our own history of complicity in systems of oppression—from eugenics to present-day policy—while drawing on prophetic voices past and present to practice collective liberation through self-love, community care, and defiant hope.
Speaker
Allison Murray-Nikkel
Allison Murray-Nikkel (she/they) aims to call forth the light of love in every being they encounter through lay ministry, inclusive facilitation, social justice collaboration, and singing & songwriting. With training in music & theatre and experience as an early childhood educator specializing in Universal Design for Learning, she brings an eye for keen observation, an ear for deep listening, a heart for honest connection, and a mind open to transformation everywhere she goes.
As the chair of the Welcome Committee of their Unitarian Universalist congregation, they find joy coordinating initiatives in outreach, belonging, diversity & equity, volunteerism, and community activism, as well as adult religious exploration. She and her beloved partner recently celebrated a miracle in the birth of their first child, and are delighting in newborn parenting.
https://allisonmn.com/