Stephen Shick Email & Phone Number

a resource and forum for those seeking words to sustain, inspire, and empower themselves and others to create a more just and peaceful world.The resources here are for you, who despite your fears and limitations, try to live life and shape words that give hope and courage to others. It has been created for you who have a pestering need, in your public and private lives, to love more boldly, live more courageously, and articulate more clearly your hopes for the future of the earth and all who live here.

Hudson, Ma

I was called the UCMH to help the congregation stop a continuing decline in membership and vitality. Through the practice of the traditional offices of ministry, the introduction of modern forms of worship and the creation of the Spiritual Growth Center designed to serve the needs of the community membership was stabilized and began to grow.

Portland Maine

Haverhill Ma

I was called to UUCH to help the congregation stabilize and revitalize it membership and its service to the city. Through the practice of the traditional offices of ministry, the creation of significant hunger and poverty relief programs, an the creation of a Spiritual Development Center congregational vitality was restored and membership grew by 70%.

Cambridge, Ma

Helped establish and directed a national program to combat childhood poverty(Promise the Children), including the creation of legislative networks in 5 states, a legislative office in Washington, DC, partnerships with The Children's Defense Fund and other national organizations, and the creation of congregational based resources.Initiated and created Just Works, a new service learning program designed to engage UU congregations and individuals.

Phildelphia, Pa

I was asked by a coalition of six Unitarian Universalist organizations (including the UUA and UUSC) to be the founding director of this national peace and nuclear disarmament program. An office was established in Philadelphia to create resources and programs that would engage Unitarian Universalists and their congregations in effective local and national actions. Programs ranged from a Say Your Peace radio, T.V. print and billboard campaign to a non-violent direct action at a nuclear testing facility which resulted in the arrest of over 100 UUs, including the President of the UUA.where

Philadelphia

Consider the Alternatives was a weekly radio forum on foreign and domestic policy issues aired on over 400 commercial and non-commercial radio stations. National political, cultural and religious leaders were regular guest on this program and in depth documentary series were created with grants from national and local foundations, labor unions and the National Endowment for the Humanities and several of its state councils.

Masters Of Divinity

Urban Fellow, Spirituality And Social Activism