Words from Colleagues
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Lara is a minister who’s intelligence, insight and wisdom are the perfect companion for her initiative. And that is what exactly what Unitarian Universalism needs from its leaders in the 21 st century!
- Rev. Dr. Lee Barker, President and Professor of Ministry, Meadville Lombard Theological Seminary
Lara brings maturity and calm to her ministry. She has an eye for detail and is very well organized, traits that will serve her well in the future. I have been especially impressed by her willingness to lead us in our justice work. She works collaboratively with the senior staff around educating and communicating our need to go out into our community. She helped me design a long term strategy on anti-racism, including classes, entering into the Beloved Conversations program and new partnerships with a local African American Congregation and a Mosque.
- Rev. Dr. John Morehouse, Senior Minister, Unitarian Church in Westport, CT
As a former District Executive of the Southeast District of the Unitarian Universalist Association, I have extensive experience in recognizing the skills and attributes that make for a successful minister. Lara Fuchs-Holm is one of those people. I have known Lara personally for over twenty-years . Lara is a strong, determined, resilient, kind, and loving woman who will bring many gifts to Unitarian Universalism and the people she serves.
- Annette Marquis, former UUA Professional Staff, South East District Executive, LGBTQ & Multi-Cultural Programs Director
She is warm and caring and kind, testament to success in integrating nursing skills into a pastoral presence. And, as a player in the UUA/ICUU/European international world, she seems to me to be at once both quiet leader and decision maker and dependable follower and ally. I am a Lara Fuchs fan!
- Denny Davidoff, Former UUA Moderator
I have every confidence that she will be a reliable colleague, a faithful leader, and an ethical representative of our living tradition in the ministries that she pursues.
- Rev. Eric Cherry
We wish her “God’s speed” in her future ministry and know that her genuine heart and care for others will always lead her to where, as Frederick Buechner says, “your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.”
- Rev. Lynn Gardner, CPE Supervisor
- Rev. Dr. Lee Barker, President and Professor of Ministry, Meadville Lombard Theological Seminary
Lara brings maturity and calm to her ministry. She has an eye for detail and is very well organized, traits that will serve her well in the future. I have been especially impressed by her willingness to lead us in our justice work. She works collaboratively with the senior staff around educating and communicating our need to go out into our community. She helped me design a long term strategy on anti-racism, including classes, entering into the Beloved Conversations program and new partnerships with a local African American Congregation and a Mosque.
- Rev. Dr. John Morehouse, Senior Minister, Unitarian Church in Westport, CT
As a former District Executive of the Southeast District of the Unitarian Universalist Association, I have extensive experience in recognizing the skills and attributes that make for a successful minister. Lara Fuchs-Holm is one of those people. I have known Lara personally for over twenty-years . Lara is a strong, determined, resilient, kind, and loving woman who will bring many gifts to Unitarian Universalism and the people she serves.
- Annette Marquis, former UUA Professional Staff, South East District Executive, LGBTQ & Multi-Cultural Programs Director
She is warm and caring and kind, testament to success in integrating nursing skills into a pastoral presence. And, as a player in the UUA/ICUU/European international world, she seems to me to be at once both quiet leader and decision maker and dependable follower and ally. I am a Lara Fuchs fan!
- Denny Davidoff, Former UUA Moderator
I have every confidence that she will be a reliable colleague, a faithful leader, and an ethical representative of our living tradition in the ministries that she pursues.
- Rev. Eric Cherry
We wish her “God’s speed” in her future ministry and know that her genuine heart and care for others will always lead her to where, as Frederick Buechner says, “your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.”
- Rev. Lynn Gardner, CPE Supervisor
