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Angeline C. Jackson

Co-creating a loving, equitable & just world.

My Hope for Unitarian Universalism

I believe that Unitarian Universalism is salvific. I’ve heard so many stories of people who have said, “I wish I knew that there was a thing such as Unitarian Universalism.” It makes me ask what it would look like if we spoke about our faith more freely. I like the term evangelism (UUvangelism); at its most basic, it’s telling someone about something you like and enjoy. We share about our newest book, the most recent good restaurant; why not share about our faith?

I look forward to the ways we do church beyond Sunday services. And I dream of a future Unitarian Universalism in which we have built a genuinely diverse, multicultural Beloved Community.

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  • About Me

    I am an LGBTQ human rights activist and HIV/AIDS educator. I serve Neighborhood Unitarian Universalist Church in Pasadena, Los Angeles, CA, as the Ministerial Intern and am a Candidate for ordained Unitarian Universalist Ministry. 

  • Theology & Practice

    I am a Christian-adjacent, panentheist UU, influenced by Science of the Mind and Atheist authors, supported by Womanist and Process theology to make sense of the world, my place in it, and my relationship with and experience of the Divine.

  • Sermons

    Worship is the communal gathering of a time set apart for the renewal of body, mind, and spirit. Ultimately, worship is the time in which “the congregation comes to know itself and its responsibility of service to the world.” (Gaia Brown).

  • Other Interests

    My ministry is important to me and takes a lot of my time. However, I balance the demands of ministerial life with activities that bring me joy and help to nourish and sustain me. Visit the link below for a snapshot of these interests.