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June Herold
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- How long have you attended UUCAVA?
- Since Jan. 2009
- What does multiculturalism mean to you?
- I think multiculturalism results when people from many different ethnic groups, cultures, and races live, love, and work together to create a shared joyful, purposeful life. We celebrate unique identities and also absorb characteristics from each other.
- What religion or spiritual practices did you grow up with?
- Art Museums, concert halls, and theaters were my temples. The depth and breadth of books I read soothed me in times of need.
- Tell us a little about yourself/your family/your interests:
- Reading, traveling, cooking, coaching young writers, literacy, illustrators of kids books, children's literature, The Big S, poetry, music and theater.
For information on my professional career see: www.Linkedin.com/in/juneherold
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Team Leadership Group
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We Are The World
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User Group for UUCAVA We…
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June Herold's Blog
Our Wedding, Rev. Mary McKinnon Ganz Officiating
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Being PK But Not PC?
Posted by Cynthia Adcock on July 29, 2010 at 12:00am — 1 Comment
Dear Abby
Posted by Rev. Michael McGee on July 28, 2010 at 8:49pm
A Renewed 10 Commandments
Posted by Rev. Michael McGee on July 29, 2010 at 8:29am — 1 Comment
Wear Your Papers
Posted by Madelyn Campbell on July 27, 2010 at 1:22pm — 2 Comments
From the Board Chair-Talking About Talking
Posted by Natalia Averett on July 27, 2010 at 4:00pm
Sign-up for Look Cool for School Now
Posted by Laura Dely on July 27, 2010 at 3:46pm
V.O.I.C.E. 2010-2011 Organizing Priorities
Posted by Robert Buckman on July 2, 2010 at 1:30pm — 3 Comments
Packing my bags
Posted by Rev. Mary McKinnon Ganz on May 30, 2010 at 6:46pm
Sermon Theme next year?
Posted by Rev. Michael McGee on May 13, 2010 at 5:37pm — 11 Comments
Good time with immigrant pre-schoolers and their parents; bad time with some of their helpers
Posted by Joe Adcock on July 26, 2010 at 2:50pm — 4 Comments
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But in center of the city - here's just a few recommendations -
Center of Boston (around the Commons) -
1. UUA headquarters, right next to the State Capitol (gold domed) - Open during the day M-F, with a bookstore and UU Boston-visitor maps.
2. Arlington Street Church and the WIlliam Ellery Channing statue across from the front entrance, at the Public Gardens end of the Commons. Very important to our history, defininf us in the 19th century, leading us in social justice in the 20th.
A few blocks from the State House, near Gov't Center "t" stop-
3. Kings Chapel, an 18th-century UU Christian Church (the 1st one in the colonies to call itself Unitarian, during the Revolutionary War)
4. I'd also recommend a visit to Harvard Square if you have time, to see the Cambridge Unitarian Church, right across from the main gates of the campus.
5. A little outside Boston, to the south, but still on the "T" - the Unitarian Church in Quincy has the crypt holding the remains of John and Abigail Adams (they were founding members of that congregation).
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