Thank you for showing up for our neighbors at the Interfaith Witness at ICE yesterday. There were 175 people present at this kick-off event. (Check out the photos below.)
When I say thank you for showing up, I mean all of you who:
- Made it to the action on Macadam. We estimate 100 of the attendees were from First Unitarian!
- Dropped a pebble with your prayers in the bowls in our Narthex on Sunday. We brought all of them with us.
- Surrounded us with your prayers on that day.
- Support our congregation with regular contributions. Your financial contributions allow us to have ministers, staff, and congregants; an Immigration Justice Action Group who are engaging in the work of advocacy and accompaniment on Macadam; and a building where we can meet, get organized, receive training, and gain inspiration.
It was meaningful to be able to gather with First United Methodist, Havurah Shalom, and other people of faith and goodwill as we shared our continuing resolve to counter the cruelty being shown to our immigrant neighbors by our current administration.
In faith,
Rev. Alison
NOTE: For privacy reasons, we will not be publishing the names of any congregants/non-clergy in the below images. If you would like your face removed from any of the images, please email us here.
From left to right: Rev. Ron Werner ( Together Lab), Dana Buhl, Rabbi Benjamin Barnett (Havurah Shalom), Rev. Karyn Richards-Kuan (First United Methodist), Rev. Alison Miller, and Maxine Fookson (Jewish Voice for Peace). 
Rev. Tracy Springberry of West Hills UU Fellowship and Rev. Alison Rabbi Benjamin Barnett’s guitar and your prayer pebbles. Thank you! 
Rev. Alison speaking to the crowd. Dana Buhl and Rev. Alison
