Folks who find themselves on the religious left often describe themselves as “spiritual but not religious,” and sometimes feel their voices are overpowered by the more conservative faithful.
The Rev. Holly Lux-Sullivan, an award-winning preacher and assistant minister of community life at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh, will share how progressive people can embrace the language of faith and evangelize about their beliefs in ways that feel right.
She will speak at 4 p.m. Sunday at Grove Park Unitarian Universalist Congregation on “What We Can Do for Religion Today.”
Lux-Sullivan is passionate about gardening, reading and finding the sacred in nature. She and her husband live in Mebane with their 4-year-old retired racing greyhound, Luna.
Grove Park is at 1000 J.P. Harrison Blvd. The community is invited to the service.
