February 23, 2020
10:30 am in the Sanctuary
Rev. Natalie Malter preaching
We live in a world of maps that help us to make sense of who and where we are. But what happens when our maps fail us or fall short? How do we go about the work of changing the way we understand our world and our role in it? Join guest minister, Rev. Natalie Malter, to explore our monthly worship theme of Liberation and to reflect on the liberatory power of redrawing the maps in our own lives and in our society.
Rev. Natalie Malter is a UU minister, who is currently a doctoral student in the Study of Religion at Harvard University. 
Her research focuses upon 19th and 20th century American religious history and the relationship between religion and women’s rights movements. She served on the editorial board of A Documentary History of Unitarian Universalism (Skinner 2017) and is passionate about the ways in which UU history shapes our present and our future.
Her research focuses upon 19th and 20th century American religious history and the relationship between religion and women’s rights movements. She served on the editorial board of A Documentary History of Unitarian Universalism (Skinner 2017) and is passionate about the ways in which UU history shapes our present and our future.