Join us this Sunday for a powerful service led by Tahirih Osborne, as they weave together personal reflections, history, and transformative organizing. Drawing from experiences growing up as a Baha’i in rural Alabama, we will explore the life and theology of the original Tahirih—a feminist, poet, and martyr—and connect these legacies to the urgent work of … Continue reading The Function of Freedom is to Free Somebody Else
In this sermon, I focus on universalism as it relates to John Murray and how he came to believe in universalism in England, the early history of universalism in the American Colonies, Thomas Potter and his chapel in New Jersey (where Murray preached in 1770), and the subsequent spread of universalism up until the present … Continue reading We’ve Only Just Begun
