6301 River Road
Bethesda MD 20817
(entrance on Whittier Blvd.)
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Resolution on Racial Justice
As individuals, we commit to a new level of engagement, to continually seek ways to use our voices, our privilege, our standing in the community to effect change.
As a congregation, we commit to turning a new page. We declare the obvious—that Black lives matter to our beloved community. We affirm the need for powerful words and collective action, both to call out injustice and to call in love.

RRUUC Land and Labor Acknowledgment
We acknowledge that the land on which we worship is the traditional land of the Nacotchtank and Piscataway people and the land through which other Indigenous Peoples traveled. We acknowledge that enslaved African people and their descendants likely labored and lived on this land. We recognize these and other people displaced, enslaved, or harmed by past injustices.

We pledge that we will follow our faith in love and work to make our congregation and our larger community more accessible, inclusive, and equitable. We pledge that we will be good stewards of the land by encouraging healthy ecosystems. We pledge to remember the past while building a more just and welcoming future for all.

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Speaker: Rev. Nancy McDonald Ladd and Bishop Douglas Miles Koinonia Baptist Church

The Call of the Church in a Post-Ferguson Age

Sun., Aug 11, 10am Rev. Nancy McDonald Ladd and Bishop Douglas Miles Koinonia Baptist Church

Five years after the murder of Michael Brown in Ferguson Missouri, noted preacher, pastor and community leader Bishop Douglas Miles will bring us a message from the heart of his calling. Using a text from the Book of Acts, he’ll ask, “Why do the people of the church stand looking up toward heaven for the change … read more

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River Road Unitarian Universalist Congregation

Speaker: Rev. Nancy McDonald Ladd and Bishop Douglas Miles Koinonia Baptist Church

The Call of the Church in a Post-Ferguson Age