
Lessons from the Transcendentalists
Many of us meet the Transcendentalists in literature classes. We think of Thoreau, Emerson, and Concord: of individualism and nature. Yet most Transcendentalists were Unitarian church people: activists for anti-slavery, women’s rights, and social reform. They developed and maintained spiritual friendships that transcended differences in social location, gender, class, ideology, and race – all because they recognized that my full flourishing as a human being is tied up with yours.
Worship Leader: Rev. John Buehrens
Worship Associate: Sarah Kostka
Special Music: Jim Stevens, folk guitar