ARE Fall Gathering and Spiritual Caucus

We invite members and friends to join ARE’s upcoming virtual Fall Gathering and Spiritual Caucus on Saturday, October 1, from 1 pm to 3 pm ET (12pm CT/ 11AM MT/ 10AM PT). This is an opportunity to connect with other Unitarian Universalists who have been racialized as White and who seek to nourish an anti-racist community of faith. At the invitation of DRUUMM’s leadership, this event will be concurrent with DRUUMM's Fall Caucus.  

Our focus will remain on the work of Anti-Racism, but through the lens of our personal and collective spiritual journeys. We will reflect together on the question: How are we spiritually called and grounded in this work? We will begin with an opening panel featuring religious professionals in conversation around this deep question and then we will enter into breakout reflection groups organized, as much as possible, by shared religious and spiritual identities.

Tentative agenda:

-Welcome 

-Opening Panel 

-Break

-Reflection Groups

-Regathering

-Closing

After the programming concludes around 3pm (ET), there will be an opportunity for additional conversation and connection for those who wish to remain together in the virtual space.

Please feel free to share information about both events with others who may be interested. Sharable links are included below:

DRUUMM Fall Caucus: Spiritual & Religious Journeys*

ARE Fall Gathering and Spiritual Caucus

*As a reminder DRUUMM’s event is for DRUUMM members and BIPOC friends, only.

About ARE (https://uuare.org/): Allies for Racial Equity disrupts oppression, uproots white supremacy, and plants seeds of justice. This is a ministry of faith which leads all who participate to spiritual growth and wholeness. We honor each other's humanity and capacity for growth by offering ourselves and each other grace and accountability. As part of this ministry, ARE encourages members to support DRUUMM.

About DRUUMM (https://www.druumm.org): DRUUMM is a Unitarian Universalist BIPOC ministry and anti-racist collective bringing lay and religious professionals together to overcome racism through resistance and transform Unitarian Universalism through our multicultural experiences.