Sermon: “Radical Revolutionaries—Then and Now”
Rev. Dr. Stephanie May

As we celebrate the 250^th Anniversary of the American Revolution, we laud the Patriots who fought for the freedoms we now enjoy. However, even by modern standards, many of their actions would be considered radical. In our moment of change, what role do radicals play?  Following the service at 12:30 pm, we host author Nina Sankovitch to discuss her new book, Not Your Founding Father: How a Nonbinary Minister Became America’s Most Radical Revolutionary.

For Families: Childcare for children aged 1-8 is available with Noah and Anna. We will share a story for all ages in the service. Following the story, older children are invited to remain in the service after or to join Noah and Anna for stories, play, and craft. Children of all ages are also always welcome in the sanctuary.

Image:  A new method of Macarony making, as practiced at Boston. [Print]. (1774, October 19). Retrieved from https://ark.digitalcommonwealth.org/ark:/50959/9880w844w