Sunday, April 6, 10:30 am

The Courage of a Housewife:
Viola Liuzzo

As these times are bringing turmoil, we look to history to guide us in the next right step. In March 1965, the murder of Unitarian Universalist Viola Liuzzo, a Detroit housewife and mother of five, shocked millions of people around the country and, along with the outrage at the violent treatment of many of the Selma protesters, helped to spur the signing of the historic 1965 Voting Rights Act five months later. We never know what drop of water will bring watershed moments. Join us for hope in history.

Order of Service

---------------------------
Reverend Denise Cawley (she/her) lives in Milwaukee, WI and has served congregations in Oregon, Illinois and Wisconsin and provided spiritual and emotional support chaplaincy at Planned Parenthood. She worked in non-profit management for more than 20 years where her gifts of fundraising, media and advocacy shone. Rev. Denise, as many call her, has been a pivotal player in diversity, inclusion, marriage equality, and voting rights for over two decades.

Rev. Denise Cawley

Worship Facilitator Jennifer Beiriger

A/V Tech: Aaron H. Music Director: Alex C.
Greeters: Patti K. & Chet C. Coffee Hosts: Michael D. & Jenny M.
Childcare is Available

We recognize that influenza season is here. While wearing a mask is not mandatory, feel free to wear one if it makes you more comfortable. We want everyone to feel safe, so masks are readily available for your convenience.

Join us Online