Holy Places

by The Rev. Connie Yost

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Tuesday, September 7, 2021

Prayer for the Line 3 Protests* By the Rev. Connie Yost Delivered at the Public Prayer for Water Protectors, Beaverton, Oregon on 9/4...

Sunday, August 29, 2021

Nabisco workers on strike in Portland, Oregon I am part of the Faith Labor Committee of Portland Jobs with Justice, and we support the wor...

Sunday, January 3, 2021

Happy New Year 2021

Happy New Year 2021 I am not sure how happy this new year is for most of us. For me, it started like so many of the days before it - gra...

Tuesday, December 15, 2020

2020 Holiday Blessings

Glitter Mittens on Jekyll Island 2020 begin well enough for me. I spent New Year’s on Jekyll Island, Georgia, where I adopted an inju...

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About Me

Rev. Connie Yost: The Rev. Connie Yost is an ordained Unitarian Universalist community minister. She has served in community ministry for the last 20 years focused on social justice for the underserved and often invisible and forgotten -- poor, disabled, very young and elderly. Connie currently serves as President of the Board of Farm Worker Ministry Northwest, which advocates for farm workers as directed by its partners – PCUN United Farm Workers, Familias Unidas por la Justicia, Western Farmworker’s Association and other farm worker organizations as directed by the National Farm Worker Ministry, where she also serves as board member. She is the founder of Friends Stay Warm, a nonprofit ministry dedicated to supporting low-wage workers and immigrant detainees through cash assistance and advocacy. She serves on the Faith Labor Committee of Portland Jobs with Justice, supporting workers as they strive for more just working conditions. She is the Treasurer of the Oregon Poor People’s Campaign. Connie also serves as a trained spiritual director, preacher, teacher, activist, and minister of rites of passage. For her full bio, please see the blog post.

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