Sarah Oglesby-Dunegan Oral History

Sarah Oglesby-Dunegan Oral History

Fair trade, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, interfaith, social justice, Guatemala, Equal Exchange, Dallas County Jail Program

Oral history interview with Reverend Sarah Oglesby-Dunegan conducted by Aspen Grender in Topeka, Kansas, on March 29, 2016. This interview features Sarah Oglesby-Dunegan, the minister of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Topeka. This discussion focused mostly on Reverend Oglesby-Dunegan’s approach to creating a welcoming interfaith experience in her congregation, her involvement with various social justice groups as well the relationship between justice and religious experience, her travels with the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee to Guatemala to learn about fair trade coffee, and her work with Equal Exchange and the Dallas County Jail Program.

Religion in Kansas Project

Religious Studies Department, University of Kansas

3/29/2016

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Recording, oral

Topeka, KS, Guatemala, Dallas County

Grender, Aspen

Oglesby-Dunegan, Sarah