Aaron Austin | September 13, 2016
Monday morning, several of us joined with clergy and lay persons from different faith traditions in the region to ask for fair and just policies that benefit all, rather than a select few. Clergy, including our own Pastor Mark, asked for reforms that would provide better health care, living-wage jobs, quality education, and equal voting rights for all.
It was moving to be a part of this diverse group, united in purpose as we marched up the capitol steps in Frankfort, singing songs of hope and freedom. And though we're reminded that we have a long way to go for equality to become a reality, it's beautiful to see these glimmers of hope as folks come together to bring a message of love and acceptance.
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