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The process of disremembering so-called “difficult knowledge”—history that makes some uncomfortable—started years ago and is now moving forward at breathtaking speed. As we observe the 200th anniversary of the Unitarian Universalist Association and are in our nation’s 250th year, what do we need to remember as citizens and as Unitarian Universalists? Service to be led by the Rev. Dr. Fred Muir, Minister Emeritus, UU Church of Annapolis.
Rev. Dr. Fred Muir, Kelli Danaker, Bailey Whiteman, The Chalice Choir, Tom Monroe, Jing Wang, Melissa Affolter
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