The Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray steps to the podium as the newly elected president of the Unitarian Universalist Association duirng the 2017 General Assembly in New Orleans, La. Photo courtesy of UU World/Nancy Pierce
Source: Religion News Service
| June 27, 2017
Adelle M. Banks, production editor and a national reporter, joined RNS in 1995. An award-winning journalist, she previously was the religion reporter at the Orlando Sentinel and a reporter at The Providence Journal and newspapers in the upstate New York communities of Syracuse and Binghamton.
The election of the Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray on Saturday (June 24) follows the resignation of the Rev. Peter Morales, who left office in April three months short of the end of his second term amid controversy about diversity in the UUA.
The Rev. Sofía Betancourt was appointed as one of three co-presidents to complete Morales’ term.
“I am honored to follow her!” said Frederick-Gray, 41, after her election, according to UU World, the association’s magazine.
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