All of Us Together: The Reverend Greta W. Crosby's Vision for Humanity

"If I could give you one key, and one key only, to more abundant life, I would give you a sense of your own worth, an unshakable sense of your own dignity as one  grounded in the source of the cosmic dance, as one who plays a unique part in the unfolding of the story of the world." — Greta W. Crosby

All of Us Together is a collection of the Reverend Greta W. Crosby's elegant sermons and writings, providing a retrospective representation of her humanitarian legacy. As a Unitarian Universalist minister from 1959 to 1996, Greta often found herself on the precarious edge of the envelope of social justice. She was a trailblazer for women's rights, Civil Rights and the abolition of the death penalty. She advocated for LGBTQ causes, the prevention of hate crimes, as well as the protection of survival rights for marginalized people. Greta's sermons, meditations and letters to the editor compassionately convey her powerful Vision for improving the human condition by honoring the dignity and worth of every person. When this is established, equanimity flourishes and we, All of Us Together, will live more abundantly.