Accountability Culture
In response to my November article about why we use the phrase “Black Lives Matter,” Clifford, a CLF member incarcerated in Illinois, asked me to look into the work of political philosopher Hannah Arendt, who wrote extensively about power and accountability from her vantage point as a survivor of the Holocaust in Germany. Read more →
Introducing CLF’s new Prison Ministry Manager
Dear Quest readers,
Hi, I’m Cir L’Bert, Jr., the new Prison Ministry Manager for The Church of The Larger Fellowship. Read more →
My Graveyard of Honor
AFGHANISTAN — I can never go back, but it doesn’t let me leave. It latches on to you like an addiction, mentally and physically, and tears you apart like a ravenous dog. Read more →
Remembering our Beloved
In the March 2021 issue of Quest, Rev. Jennifer shared a prompt to send us remembrances of incarcerated loved ones whose deaths may have not been marked by the outside. Here are some of the names and reflections we received. Read more →
For Your Reflection
In this section, we offer questions for reflection based on the idea explored in this issue.
Who is Grace?
Photo by Sean Bonner via Flickr
Perhaps the very simplicity of grace is what makes it hard to describe. Read more →
Believing Grace
Does believing that God’s grace extends to everyone prove there’s an end to suffering? Read more →
Grace
I know her
In times of turmoil she is unexpected respite Read more →
Looking for Sandworms
One of my favorite books is Frank Herbert’s science fiction classic Dune. Read more →
CLF Votes to Ordain Ali K.C. Bell
Ali speaking during the February 28th online meeting in which the CLF voted to ordain xer to Unitarian Universalist ministry.
In our UU tradition, ministers are ordained by congregations. Only the vote of a congregation can give someone the title “Reverend.” Read more →
