A Zine- The Five Core Principles of a Unitarian Universalist Liberation Theology

"The Five Core Principles of a Unitarian Universalist Liberation Theology"

What does liberation look like in a Unitarian Universalist context? Answering the call of President Rev. Dr. Sofia Betancourt to explore Theologies of Liberation, this zine explores a bold and inspiring vision where spirituality meets justice, offering a faith-based roadmap for collective freedom. From dismantling systems of oppression to co-creating a world of hope and transformation, these five principles weave together the timeless wisdom of liberation theology with the progressive values of Unitarian Universalism.

In this first of six zines, discover how radical interdependence, preferential care for the oppressed, faith in action, resistance to empire, and a hopeful eschatology can guide individuals and congregations alike in building a liberated and just world. Grounded in the sacred and driven by the practical, this is a call to action for seekers, activists, and dreamers ready to transform their faith into a force for justice.

Ready to challenge injustice, deepen your spirituality, and join the journey toward collective liberation? Dive into the principles that could change everything.

Included is the double-sided zine/prayer for liberation poster and the stand-alone liberation prayer poster. 

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