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When Efficiency Forgets Conscience: A Reflection

Gerald Boyd comes to us as a Bahá’í, a counselor, a student of history, and an older Black man who has spent much of his life watching institutions wrestle with the same question: Is there room within our institutions for conscience, or only for efficiency?

Together, we will reflect on the role of conscience, faith, history, and moral courage in the institutions that shape our lives and communities.

All are welcome to join us for this meaningful service

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