I support Laurel Hallman for the Presidency of the UUA because she is a visionary whose leadership will spark wonderful growth in our movement. She brings great skill, authenticity, and spirit to the work of building stronger connections within our congregations and in our communities.
Rev. Anthony David, Senior Minister
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta
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Laurel listens! Laurel has great people skills and attracts great people! She wants us to reach deeper into ourselves. Laurel is flexible and responsive.
Douglass Davidoff
GA-2008 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL |
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.jpg) In her fine work called Living By Heart, Laurel demonstrates the abilities both to teach and to create positive emotional response, useful talents in a UUA president. I know, because I have used Living By Heart and it has enlightened and moved me. - Jerry Davidoff
Laurel Hallman brings sensitivity about, and experience with, governance issues that could greatly increase the effectiveness of the UUA. This is important infrastructure stuff to which attention must be paid. - Denny Davidoff
Jerry and Denny Davidoff have been recognized UUA lay leaders since 1968 and are shown here at the General Assembly in 2006, receiving the Award for Distinguished Service to the Cause of Unitarian Universalism.
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First Unitarian Church of Dallas Board Resolution |
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A Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the First Unitarian Church of Dallas at the Initial Board Meeting on January 27, 2008.
The Board of Trustees of the First Unitarian Church of Dallas, Texas, in this its first meeting of 2008, resolves as follows:
Whereas, The Reverend Dr. Laurel Hallman has been the Senior Minister of the First Unitarian Church of Dallas for the past 21 years;
Whereas, During her tenure as Senior Minister, in addition to serving as a beloved and highly respected spiritual leader both within our congregation and our denomination as a whole, Dr. Hallman has implemented many significant |
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First Unitarian Church of Dallas Member Resolution |
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First Unitarian Church of Dallas Membership Resolution
Approved by acclamation with standing ovation at the First Unitarian Church of Dallas semi-annual Parish Meeting on June 8th, 2008.
Whereas The Reverend Doctor Laurel Hallman has served as the Senior Minister of First Unitarian Church of Dallas for 21 years, and
Whereas she has worked tirelessly to expand and strengthen all areas of the church including worship, religious education, volunteer service and social justice, and
Whereas the church has grown from 550 to 1100 members during her tenure as Senior Minister, and |
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I have been an admirer of Laurel Hallman for many years. She is at once grounded, practical and possessed of a soaring vision of transformation for us as individuals and for our world. I believe she is uniquely qualified to lead us in these next difficult years. I deeply hope Laurel Hallman will be our next Unitarian Universalist president.
Rev. James Ishmael Ford
Senior Minister
First Unitarian Church of Providence RI |
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I support Laurel Hallman for the UUA presidency because I know that she cherishes the humanist strand of our Unitarian Universalist heritage as essential to the diversity at foundation of our movement,and she will not allow it to be discounted or discarded.I have benefited personally from the clarity of her wisdom and spiritual maturity, including her appreciation for the metaphorical nature of all religious language.
Laurel understands the importance of image and narrative in our pursuit of spiritual maturity, as well as the need for communities of covenant to give form to our faith.
Rev. Dr. Kendyl Gibbons |
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Laurel is a very good administrator and leader with a lot of experience getting through hard times; and she also asks people to reach deeper into their spiritual lives.
Zoe Guengerich
GA-2008 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL |
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My Fellow Unitarian Universalists, in July, we were all shocked and saddened by the tragic shooting at the Tennessee Valley UU Church in Knoxville, Tennessee. As a Unitarian Universalist, I found profound healing and comfort in the rapid response and pastoral presence on the scene of our UUA President, Bill Sinkford. To me, there is no more important function, no more important role, of the President of our Association than that of spiritual leader.
And that is why I wholeheartedly endorse Laurel Hallman to be our next President. I can imagine no one more qualified to serve as our spiritual leader; there is no one whom I would rather have responding to a pastoral crisis, comforting the bereaved, dealing with the media, or speaking for all of us, as Unitarian Universalists, in a crisis, than Laurel Hallman.
As I look to the future of our movement -- as I consider the spiritual challenges we will be facing in the years to come -- I am now more confident than ever that Laurel Hallman is the right person to lead us into that future together.
In faith and optimism,
Rev. Bill Gupton
Heritage Universalist Unitarian Church
Cincinnati, Ohio |
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I stand with Laurel because she has proven experience; long and faithful service; spiritual depth.
Rev. Earl Holt
GA-2008 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL |
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