Justice and Confrontation



Conflict is a great way to uncover the truth. World leaders rely on conflicting and competing advisers to make wise decisions. Instead of focusing our efforts in ending conflict, how about if we learned to wage them well in conversations? Conversations are the best places to wage conflict. Conversations are the currency of organizations. Our faith says revelation is unsealed, but so much conversations continue to unravel our authenticity. Our guest is the first Balázs Scholar at Starr King for the Ministry to come from beyond the Hungarian Unitarian community. She is a minister of the UU Church of the Philippines, where she has served the Bicutan Congregation in Manila. For over 20 years she has worked on organizing women, youth, farmers, and labor for better public policies, and advised over 30 non-governmental organizations.



Rev. Tet Gallardo, Guest Minister

Rev. JD Benson, Assistant Minister

Rev. Alyson Jacks, Associate Minister

Dr. Mark Sumner, piano

Jef Caers, flute

Matt Yang, piano

Asher Davison, song leader

Rev. John Young, Welcome

Jonathan Silk, OOS, Sound, Podcasting