Our Eighth Principle – Rev. Nancy Reid-McKee
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Unitarian Universalists have seven principles that guide us... but in 2017 an Eighth Principle was introduced for consideration. This principle is about how we dismantle racism and move to anti-oppression in our faith. This is a fitting topic as we celebrate Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (Includes a chalice lighting written by Rebekah Savage.)
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