S24-D19A, Getting to Know the Different Faiths in Our Community: The Bull Run Unitarian Universalist Congregation

This presentation in the Getting to Know the Different Faiths in our Community series introduces the Bull Run Unitarian Universalist congregation, sometimes referred to as BRUU. The Reverend Charlotte Lehmann will cover the history of the church, their concept of God, the texts that are used, their worship service, their mission in the community, the role of women, and their religious holidays. It is important that you know there are steps into their sanctuary and BRUU does not have a parking lot. Details on parking and possible live streaming will be added to this description as they become available.

Presenter: Reverend Charlotte Lehmann
The Reverend Charlotte Lehmann is the minister of the Bull Run Unitarian Universalist congregation in Manassas, serving here since 2018. Addressing the issues of social and environmental justice are part of her ministry. She is a life-long Unitarian Universalist but responded to a call to ministry as a second career. In addition to theological training, Reverend Charlotte holds a master’s degree in geological sciences. Most of her geological career involved work as a research associate in academic settings with a focus on global climate change. For Reverend Charlotte, geology and spirituality are twin passions that are intertwined.

LLI Coordinator: Nancy Osborne