Since chartered in 1999, the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Rappahannock (UUFR) in White Stone has been a lay-led congregation that has grown to about 50 members. Members and visiting speakers have provided the Sunday morning services and pastoral duties.
To take the fellowship to the next level, the congregation decided to search for a part-time minister. That search led to Susan Moseley, Ph.D., who was the church educator at the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Wilmington, Del.
Dr. Moseley will address the priority needs expressed by the congregation: providing pastoral care and counseling; acting in the community to raise awareness of Unitarian Universalist (UU) principles and beliefs; representing the UUFR in interfaith community activities; participating in UUFR programs as a speaker, service leader and teacher; consulting with the congregational leadership; and other ministerial duties. Dr. Moseley will be formally received into the fellowship as minister on Sunday, June 3…
