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There’s Change. And Then There’s CHANGE : Unitarian Universalists place great value in learning as a way to change the world for better. It’s very satisfying to see the power of learned expertise at work at the right time and place. But some change is CHANGE. Then we need a lot more than expertise since we’re not solving a problem but adapting to a world neither we nor our expertise expected. Rev. Miller preaching on Adaptive Change.

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Our Interim Minister: Rev. Joel Miller

Hello All Souls Indianapolis! I am so looking forward to the interim ministry we will be doing together. I have seen our congregations save lives. Every congregation is saving lives in some way: perhaps a UU Youth group, a LGBTQ  choir concert, and certainly in all the connections sustaining us through joy and tragedy. And we save something more more than our lives We save this miracle the earth come alive witnessing and wondering with the universe this web of life from which we emerged and will return. I’m  grateful to be in this conversation with you about ministry, congregations in transition, and about our Living Tradition, Unitarian  Universalism.
-Rev. Joel Miller
       

Our Beliefs

Love in Action
To welcome all. To lead with love. To embrace hope. To cultivate community. To challenge assumptions. To face our biases and prejudices with clear eyes. To spark positive change within ourselves and in our communities. To act in ways that help move the arc of the universe toward justice.
Voting Information
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Seeking Nominations for the  MidAmerica Region! We have open positions for the Board of Trustees, Camp Unistar Our region needs energetic people with diverse perspectives to fill these leadership positions. We are working to dismantle the legacy of white supremacy in our faith in order to create a collaborative environment with people from historically marginalized communities. If you or someone you know may be interested, please send your suggestions to one of our co-chairs: Co-Chair Helen Dwyer, All Souls Unitarian Church in Indianapolis, IN: hdwyer1492@msn.com. Co-Chair Mel Priese, Eliot Unitarian Chapel in Kirkwood, MO: mel.priese@gmail.com  
 
Our Trees Need Water!
We are excited about our new grove. Unfortunately, we are in a very dry period. The trees need to be watered in so that they can establish themselves and come back healthy in the Spring. We have begun to water them twice a week, and our grove needs tree tenders! To sign up for a watering slot to help maintain our trees please email Indra Frank at indfrank@gmail.com.
Frank at indrafrank@gmail.com. You can look at the schedule for tree watering to find open dates here. Masked Meditation Meet-up.
Tuesdays, 6:30pm. All Souls Lawn
Member Erik Mroz will lead a group in meditation. We will practice very simple forms of sitting meditation and walking meditation. . If you are interested in attending, please email Erik Mroz.