PCD - UUA: Officiants and Worship Speakers Rev. Michelle Favreault

Rev. >Michelle >Favreault
Visiting Professor, Starr King School for the Ministry
RevMichelle@sbcglobal.net

Available for all rites of passage – in the SF Bay Area, and beyond:
www.ripelifecoaching.com

List of sample sermon titles or topics:

Write Here Now:
Creativity, healing, and interactive experience. Service may include haiku, meditation and embodied prayer/poetry.

Love and Vocation:
Exploring the callings of the spirit in all that we are becoming: "May the beauty we love, be what we do." Rumi

Teacher and Prophet:
How a liberal theological education creates change in the world at all ages and stages of life. (Could accompany strategic planning/programming workshop on religious education issues.)

Only a Game?:
A playful service considering Unitarian Universalist connections to baseball, and theologies of multigenerational community building.

Congregational workshops to accompany worship (and include lay involvement in services) may be arranged, and all services may be designed as multigenerational celebrations.

A statement about your theology:

The Rev. John Haynes Holmes put it nicely: "When I say God, it is poetry and not theology."

A short biographical statement:

Michelle>Favreault is an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister. She holds a Master of Divinity from Starr King School for the Ministry where she serves as a Visiting Professor and member of the core faculty. Her background includes a Master of Arts degree (Leadership in Value-oriented Organizations) in Public Administration and a BA with concentrations in French Literature and Theater Arts. Since 1993 she has served in Unitarian Universalist congregations and communities across the country and has worked for the UUA and Pacific Central District. In addition, Michelle has taught in Head Start classrooms, on military bases and in hospital settings, as well as in the university, civic and spiritual communities.

Year of Ordination: 2001
Fellowshipped Ministry since 2000
Distance you're willing to travel: 150 miles