Learning Objectives, Workshop 12: I've Got Tears Like the Raindrops — Freedom, in the Faith like a River Program

Participants will:

Learn about times when Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist individuals and groups perceived "freedom" as a religious imperative and describe how they worked toward it
Explore stances taken by the Unitarian Universalist individuals and congregations in response to our own contemporary social issues
Consider the ways in which our religious tradition calls us to active engagement on behalf of freedom and liberation
Consider ways to commit to "peace, liberty and justice for all" as a way of life.

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Last updated on Wednesday, October 26, 2011.

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