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Carolyn Bjerke and Alice Henderson
Resistance does not always look like marching or shouting. Sometimes it looks like remembering what others would prefer we forget.
This service explores resistance as a practice of memory, remembering our values, our histories, and our shared responsibility to one another. Drawing on the legacy of the Edict of Torda (1568) and Unitarian Universalism’s long commitment to freedom of conscience, we reflect on how truth-telling and historical honesty help us resist denial and erasure.