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I'm Christa Tippett.

Up next, my unedited conversation with the next generation labor organizer, Ijen Poo.

There is, as always, a shorter produced version of this wherever you found this podcast.

I'm delighted to welcome all of you here to Unity Temple.

I'm Reverend Allen Taylor and I've long been a big fan of Christa Tippett's work.

For she approaches religion and spirituality, very much like us, Unitarian Universalists.

Here at Unity Temple, although the building has been here since 1909, our congregation

dates back to 1871.

Frank Lloyd Wright frequently tended worship with his mother, who was an active member when

the original church structure burned down.

Wright's design of our current worship home enshrines reflections of our theology, that

instead of having a steeple that points to God out there, there are stained glass windows

in the ceiling, the light coming in representing the divine that is among us and emerges through

genuine human relationship.

For us, the central question is not, what do you believe?

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