“The Walking Dead: Ways in Which the Dead Are Among the Living”
The Rev Dr Mark Y A Davies, leading
An exploration of the ongoing relationship of memory, influence, and love that those of us who are living have with those who have died.
The Morning Program: TMP 10-31
Mark Davies is the Wimberly Professor of Social and Ecological Ethics, Director of the World House Institute for Social and Ecological Responsibility, and Executive Director of the Leadership, Education, and Development Hub for the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry at Oklahoma City University, where he has worked in both teaching and administration for 25 years. He is an ordained elder in the Oklahoma Conference of the United Methodist Church, where he served as Chair of the Board of Church and Society from 2015 to 2018.
Ashley Newlin is entering her third year as a mDiv student at Brite Divinity School in Fort Worth, TX where she also serves as Moderator of the Brite Student Association and as a Resident Assistant at Leibrock Village, which is a housing unit for Graduate Students and Families at Brite and TCU. Her passions include playing Rugby and finding new and creative ways to tell the story of the divine. Ashley is excited to be returning home to her friends at Red River UU.
The 2021 Credo Sunday
The Rev. Kelly J. Crocker has served as a minister at First Unitarian Society since July 2001. She was raised in Scranton, PA and after receiving her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Women’s Studies at East Stroudsburg University, she attended seminary at Louisville Theological Seminary in Kentucky. It was during her time in Louisville that Kelly was introduced to Unitarian Universalism, and subsequently, her call to serve our faith.