Ali K.C. Bell

Rev. Ali stands, wearing a blue clergy shirt and quilted stole, with a somber and fierce expression on his face.

Rev. Ali K.C. Bell (he/they/Ali) is a Black transmasculine genderqueer Unitarian Universalist Minister. Rev. Ali is currently a Chaplain Resident at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta. He earned a Master of Divinity from Meadville Lombard Theological School and serves as a chaplain for Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism (BLUU).

From Ali K.C. Bell

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The Juneteenth flag: A solid white five-pointed star on a field of blue and red. The border between the blue top half and the red bottom half is an arch that passes through the center of the star. The five-pointed star is surrounded by the outline of a larger 12-pointed star.

May we remember the atrocities that brought us here.

Prayer | By Ali K.C. Bell | June 30, 2024 | From WorshipWeb
Tagged as: Brokenness, Freedom, Generations, History, Honesty, Juneteenth, Race/Ethnicity, WorshipWeb, Worship
people in prayerful poses at GA 2017

May we find the courage to revel in the experience of the mystery. May we approach the unknown with excitement (even if we can only muster a tiny bit). May we celebrate the curiosity that leads to searching. May we meet ourselves along the way and love us, unapologetically. Amen.

Prayer | By Ali K.C. Bell | January 31, 2019 | From WorshipWeb
Tagged as: Acceptance, Courage, Diversity, Faith, Intimacy, Love, Mystery, Relationships, Searching, Transcendence

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