Rev. Julie Brock, Minister
Hello! I’m Rev. Julie Brock. My deepest calling is to build beloved community. In my experience, beloved community is built when people are intentional about taking really good care of one another and our neighbors who may not sit in our pews, but who share our humanity. My favorite tools of the trade are shared meals, grounding ritual, good storytelling, and soul-deep music. My ministry is all about celebrating life and its source, whatever we might imagine it to be. I believe Unitarian Universalism’s core message, that we are all worthy and all connected, is necessary, even life saving, especially in this time of division and isolation. I look forward to the next congregation with whom I can spread the UU message, build the beloved community, and have fun doing it.
Want to connect with me? [email protected]
Hello! I’m Rev. Julie Brock. My deepest calling is to build beloved community. In my experience, beloved community is built when people are intentional about taking really good care of one another and our neighbors who may not sit in our pews, but who share our humanity. My favorite tools of the trade are shared meals, grounding ritual, good storytelling, and soul-deep music. My ministry is all about celebrating life and its source, whatever we might imagine it to be. I believe Unitarian Universalism’s core message, that we are all worthy and all connected, is necessary, even life saving, especially in this time of division and isolation. I look forward to the next congregation with whom I can spread the UU message, build the beloved community, and have fun doing it.
Want to connect with me? [email protected]
Congregational Administrator
The Congregational Administrator is available via email at [email protected] or call the church office at 248-281-4902.
The Congregational Administrator is available via email at [email protected] or call the church office at 248-281-4902.
Eva Leventer, Director of Religious Education
Eva Leventer has organized and facilitated children’s programs in places of worship for years. She grew up in Grass Lake, Michigan. She spent her childhood going to a Hindu Ashram and a Zen Buddhist Temple. She went on to direct the Buddhist peace camp that she attended as a child. She attended Earlham College and Eastern Michigan University, earning a Bachelors in Art and Visual Arts Education. In addition to teaching art, Eva has also directed camps and youth groups in Detroit with Grace in Action and St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. She has also directed after school programs for the Oakland Steiner School. In 2017, Eva started attending Northwest Unitarian Universalist Church. She was a Religious Education volunteer for three years and served on the youth programs committee for one year. She lives in Ann Arbor, MI with her husband, Jamison, and her son, Yonah.
Michael Bouey, AV Technician
The AV tech is currently available via email at [email protected] or call the church office at 248-281-4902.
The AV tech is currently available via email at [email protected] or call the church office at 248-281-4902.
Northwest Unitarian Universalist Congregation
Address: 23925 Northwestern Hwy, Southfield, MI 48075
Phone: (248) 281-4902
Address: 23925 Northwestern Hwy, Southfield, MI 48075
Phone: (248) 281-4902