Terry
Ellen is a Unitarian Universalist consulting minister in Cumberland,
MD. an executive director of UUs for Social Justice of the Baltimore ,
Washington, Northern VA area. He is slowly learning gardening, has
realized learning Arabic is more than he can handle, is teaching adults
about Transcendentalists, and is sustained by his family.
Nursery will be
available.
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Dottie
Yunger, “How and Why Faith Communities can be Good Stewards of the
Chesapeake Bay Watershed.”
Dottie Yunger, Executive
Director of the Chesapeake Covenant Community, will be the guest minister
on June 3, 2012, at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the
Chesapeake. The topic of her sermon is “How and Why Faith Communities can
be Good Stewards of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.” The service starts at
10 am at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center at 44219 Airport
Rd., California, MD.
Dottie
Yunger is a marine biologist by training and currently the Executive
Director of the Chesapeake Covenant Community, a faith-based nonprofit
working on environmental stewardship issues with houses of worship in the
Chesapeake Bay Watershed. As a scientist with the Smithsonian Institution
and Discovery Channel, she has studied ecosystems and ecosystem modeling,
as well
as
sea turtle conservation and education. She is a life-long United Methodist
and is pursuing elders orders in the United Methodist Church. She has a
Masters of Divinity at Wesley Theological Seminary, as well as a Masters
of Theological Studies, concentrating on themes of environmental justice
in the Hebrew Bible and today. She served as the student associate for two
years at a congregation on Capitol Hill, and guest preaches in the
Chesapeake Bay Watershed.
This will be our last
service of the 2011-2012 Church Season and our annual congregational
meeting will be held after this service. please plan to attend.
Nursery will be
available.
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