Rev. Barnaby serves the Champlain Valley UU Society, in Middlebury. He will bring some life to our Universalist heritage that culminates in some insight about religious passion from Rev. Emma Bailey, a largely forgotten Universalist minister from Wilmington, Vt., who was active in rural Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York in the late 19th and early 20th century.

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In November of 2020 Gaye led a service for the Mt. Mansfield UU Fellowship reflecting on political and social upheavals of the past four years and trying to come to terms with where UU principles offer guidance for navigating a path to seeing over the walls of division that are so prevalent in our world today. She’s updated those thoughts based on events since the election, but cautions that folks should not come to the service expecting clear answers or advice about the future. She looks forward to sharing her reflections and learning from the experiences and outlook of the Rutland congregation.

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After the past year, what have we learned, and what are we still struggling with, when it comes to reconciling science and belief? This will be delve more into the book Why Trust Science? by Naomi Oreskes.

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