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Salvation Translation

Rev. Stefanie Etzbach-Dale
July 2, 2017

The word “salvation” has heavy theological overtones. It’s been used to divide people into good/evil, worthy/unworthy. Today we explore how this word helped shape Unitarian Universalism as it exists today.

Topics: Journeys

Janae Heard Office Administrator

Tess Snook O'Riva Executive Director

Rentals Coordinator

Heaven Walker Director of Family Ministry and Lifelong Learning

Peter Barnholdt Facilities Manager

Rev. Theresa Hardy Community Minister

Rev. Sue Magidson Community Minister

Rev. Jane Ramsay Community Minister

Dr. Bryan Baker UUCB Director of Music

Daniel Schmidt UUCB Gamelan Ensemble Director

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Program Council Convener Marta Tobey

Ray Westergard Coordinator of UUCB Volunteers for GRIP

Charis Domador, Connections Coordinator UUCB The Week Ahead

Charis Domador, Connections Coordinator UUCB Beacon on the Hill

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Sheldon Jones UUCB Social Justice Council

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Lonnie and Paul Membership Co-Chairs

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Finance Administrator Diana Steinbach