Sunday service with guest speaker Rev. Darrick Jackson

So much is changing in our world, faith, and congregational lives. As we engage this changing reality, we need tools to help us meet the needs of this liminal time. Improvisation can provide us with a framework for ministry in these times.

Rev. Darrick Jackson (he/him) is the Director of Ministries for Lifelong Learning at the UU Ministers Association and an Affiliated Community Minister with the Second Unitarian Church of Chicago. He is a co-author of the book "Centering: Navigating Race, Authenticity and Power in Ministry," and active in DRUUMM and Healing Moments. Rev. Darrick is also a founding member of the Chicago Playback Theatre Ensemble and pursuing a D.Min in Theology and the Arts. He enjoys knitting and lives with his husband and two cats, Merlin and Morgana.