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Although Franklin Delano Roosevelt, author of The New Deal, is better known for his politics, this Sunday we will reflect on the spiritual insights his life can offer us for facing the challenges of living with disabilities; both visible and invisible. We will also gather wisdom from the Jewish feminist teachings of Rabbi Julia Watts Belser who proclaims, “I claim disability as a vibrant part of my identity, as a meaningful way of naming and celebrating the intricate unfolding of my own skin and soul.” These lessons of the spirit have value for us all no matter what particular obstacles we may be facing in life.(You can watch our worship service streamed at 11 am on our Facebook page https://tinyurl.com/yfx9pnx6, or our website https://tvuuc.org/ and also on our YouTube channel https://tinyurl.com/ycksxc98.)
Per the CDC, Knox County’s risk level has returned to LOW. No COVID-related restrictions are in place, though masks and vaccination are encouraged. The Lizzie Crozier-French room is designated for remote viewing with masks required for all over the age of two. You may also watch our services online. The full Covid policy can be viewed online here
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
2931 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN, United States, Tennessee 37919
