Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen is a Midwesterner at heart, lives in Boston, and is learning all the time about liberation, solidarity, courage, and cowardice. She is the Immigration Bond Coordinator with the National Bail Fund Network and previously did faith-based justice work and youth organizing. She is a Unitarian Universalist minister and is passionate about progressive organizing in the Vietnamese American community, building power across prison walls, and feeding people.
Join us on Sunday at 11 am for our service led by Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen. Many of our hearts, spirits and bodies are sore right now. Tired, fatigued, worn out from effort. But being sore does not necessarily mean we’re doing it wrong. It’s part … read more.
Please join us for worship on Sunday at 11. Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen will return again as our guest minister to lead the service. She writes, “For some of us, our roots and our belonging come easily. For others of us, connecting to our … read more.
Living up to our deepest values is hard enough on most days. Under pressure – when our family life or the political moment or an illness or the weather or our community is stressing out – it can feel impossible. Rev. Elizabeth Nguyen reflects … read more.
