ENEMY TERRITORY

with Rev. Elæ Moss Benedetto

This Sunday, many Judsonites (including Revs. Bridget and Micah) will be in Connecticut at the Judson Weekend in the woods, but we'll still hold a regular 11am service in person at Judson and online, led by Rev. Elæ Moss Benedetto, who will gently lead us into "Enemy Territory."

Who gets called an enemy—and what happens when we refuse the comfort of that label? This week, Rev. Elæ Moss Benedetto wrestles with the limits of “love the sinner,” the failures of purity tests and false binaries, and the hard work of naming harm without surrendering compassion. Through sacred text, song, testimony, and histories of resistance, we’ll ask what accountability, restorative justice, and collective care require when our communities, neighbors, rights, and planet are under attack. When does love look like a willingness—even a commitment—to sit at the table together, and when does love require drawing a hard line? Joined by special musical guest Rev. Andrew “Scrap” Livingston.

Join us in person or online here.