Let a Dancing Song Be Heard (In Person and Online)

Rev. Ric Masten was a “troubadour minister” who performed his music and poetry before congregations throughout the U.S. over a five-decades career. He’s the creator of many books, music albums, and the popular hymn “Let It Be a Dance.” Although he attended a handful of colleges, he never received a degree due in part to undiagnosed dyslexia and hearing impairment. He’s perhaps the only fellowshipped Unitarian Universalist minister not to have graduated from seminary or college. Today we will learn about the joys and sorrows of a music minister still inspiring many today.

The theme for the month of April is The Practice of Joy.