Climate change, wars, violence, poverty, hunger, diseases, power corruption, threats to democracy, etc. have contributed to this seemingly apocalyptic time. How can we continue to find meaning and purpose as UUs and do good in the world?

About Celia Young, an Ordained Interfaith Chaplain, Authenticity Coach, and Spiritual Activist: As an immigrant, Celia Young has lived between the East and West for her whole adult life, which afforded her a unique life experience and worldview. For over 35 years, Ms. Young has used who she is in her consulting and coaching work to achieve social justice in FORTUNE 500 corporations where she develops individual leaders and high-functioning work teams. She also helps mold healthy organizational culture that values and nurtures diverse talents and fosters innovation. This is her ministry for the workplace, based on the authenticity and whole-person development principle, where she helps leaders and employees become courageous enough to speak the truth, stand on the highest value, and model for change. Looking toward the last quarter of her life, Ms. Young has expanded from her workplace ministry to help heal the traumatized and suffering, mend the broken human spirit in the larger society, and restore the basic goodness of humanity. Ms. Young has a BA in Business Administration, an MBA in Marketing, an MA in Counseling Psychology, and a Master of Divinity (equivalent).