Jude Geiger

Full name: Rev. Jude Geiger

HOPE for Us Conflict Engagement Team Coach

HOPE for Us Conflict Engagement Team in Congregational Life

Email: jgeiger@uua.org

Rev. Jude Geiger

Rev. Jude Geiger

Over the past thirty years, Rev. Jude has served in numerous leadership roles in our faith at the local, regional and continental level. Previously, he served as the Senior Minister for the UU Fellowship in Huntington, NY, and the First UU Congregation in Brooklyn, NY as Minister of Religious Education. With over 20 years employed in UU congregations in Metro NY, he has served in numerous congregational roles. Currently, he serves as Minister of Community Engagement for the Community Church of NYC.

He has a Masters in Urban Planning from NYU Wagner, and a Masters in Divinity from Union Theological Seminary at Columbia University. Prior to the ministry, Rev. Jude worked in community organizing and public advocacy on issues related to affordable housing, and health insurance outreach.

He recently finished serving a term on the board of the Liberal Religious Educators’ Association with the portfolio of Professional Support in order to join this work, as well as being a recent Good Officer for the UU Ministers’ Association for 4 years, and a founding member of the UU State Advocacy Network of NY. He lives with his husband, Brian Brewer, who works in Cancer Research, and their dog and cat, in Montclair, NJ, who both actually run the household (both, not all; I'll let you guess which of the 2 of three.) This work honors Rev. Dr. Hope Johnson who was a dear mentor, friend and teacher to Jude. In my spare time I am an avid reader of fantasy, sci fi and speculative fiction.

From Jude Geiger

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Braver/Wiser | WorshipWeb

Refusing the Lie

Jude Geiger

From Braver/Wiser
We can’t turn back the clock to save lives, but maybe we can change our addiction to productivity.

UU World

The still point and the work of Christmas

Jude Geiger

From UU World Magazine
Joy and celebration are worthy of the time we spend on them. The small moment of the candle being lit while singing ‘Silent Night’ is that important.

WorshipWeb

Teach Us to Remember Our History

Jude Geiger

From WorshipWeb
Spirit of Life, God of Many Names, Source of Hope, We come together at the end of another week, some worn down by struggles of health, of home, or work.
A Prayer for Syrian Refugees

Jude Geiger

From WorshipWeb
Spirit of Hope, God of Many Names, Source of Love, We gather, hearts heavy with grief for our neighbors in Paris, in Beirut, in Baghdad; all cities...

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