Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church

This month is the seventy first anniversary of the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church. Today we will take notice of the things we pass by every Sunday morning. Let us celebrate the art and artifacts that make our church home.

Edward Sharples is retired from Wayne State University where among many roles he served as Chair of the Department of English, Professor of English, University Ombudsman and Dean of the College of Lifelong Learning. In addition, he served 18 years on the Ferndale Board of Education, 14 of them as president of the board.

Matthew Parker grew up in Detroit and Parker earned an MA in Education Administration from the University of Detroit in 1987. He is the founder of the Michigan Faith Based Health Association, a coalition of faith-based organizations, public health professionals and others representing various fields of expertise.

This time of year many religious traditions are exercising the recommitment to their practice of devotion and discipline. In truth, everyday we all must recommit ourselves to a more just world. By doing so, many unnamed people struggle in many unseen ways. Today, we will talk about our commitments and the religious devotion of justice.
Reverend Mitra Rahnema

It is a day of love! Who might love you more than your leader? Today we will explore leadership and what makes someone a good leader. This week's intergenerational service will be a performance of the play The Perfect Heart. In four acts, we will contemplate leadership qualities and our ability to offer love to the communities of which we are a part.
Reverend Mitra Rahnema