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Rev. April Frazier, Guest Minister
Johanna Munson, Worship Associate
Moral injury is a human condition, suffered as a part of living in a world where we, others, and the earth are harmed by actions or the failure to act. How do we integrate these experiences to be able to continue to live when everywhere we look there are more reasons to cry in agony, scream in anger, or perhaps become numb? Let's talk about what keeps us going, brings us together, and find ways for healing.
Rev. April Frazier is a Board-Certified Chaplain and has spent most of her career in home hospice. She is an Affiliated Community Minister at Shoreline UUC and received her M.Div. from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. She finds joy in nature, creative projects and spending time with her family.
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