An extremist for love & justice

Description:

These selected sermons and other writings from the Rev. Dr. Cynthia Landrum explore her passion for her liberal religious tradition. The heart of Unitarian Universalist faith, as explored here, has to do with its all-inclusive love, its spiritual freedom, and its commitment to a just world. Ranging from sermons about contemporary justice issues to classic works of literature, all of these writings connect to a deeper faith that calls us to the work of love and justice. Her core message is of a Universalist all-inclusive belief in the inherent worth and dignity of all people, of a spirituality of connectedness and relationship, and of hands-on engagement with the world.

subjects: American Sermons,  Unitarian Universalists,  Sermons,  Religion and justice,  Religion and politics,  Religion and literature,  American Authors,  Universalistes unitariens,  Justice,  Aspect religieux,  Religion et politique,  Religion et littérature,  Écrivains américains,  Sermons, american,  Unitarian universalist churches, sermons,  Authors, american

Places: United States,  Michigan,  Jackson,  États-Unis

Times: 21st century