When this madness ends – and I must have faith that it will – our nation will have the opportunity to reimagine how we want to live together.  Communities, once formed for the purpose of survival, now play an important role in how we identify ourselves.  The current model is being torn down as we speak.  Yet there is hope in that.  At some point we will start to rebuild.  Those of us who envision a world that works for everyone need to begin a clear articulation of what that may look like.  Using UU values as our foundation, we’ll explore some ways to transform that which we have into that which we need.

Mark & Christina Richards came to Door County in 2016 to take on the role of hospice chaplain. With Christina’s constant support, Mark has expanded his role from hospice chaplain to include social justice work as the leader of the WI UU State Action Network (WUUSAN). Rev. Mark Richards was ordained in 2018 by the First Parish in Concord, MA.