A Benefit Concert
Join us for the final concert of the season, a benefit concert performance of “Considering Matthew Shepard,” a Grammy-nominated three-part oratorio composed by Craig Hella Johnson. Deeply moved by the murder of a young gay man, acclaimed conductor Craig Hella Johnson composed this evocative and compassionate musical response that leaves audiences hopeful and joyous.
Performed by the Cedar Lane Choir and guest musicians.
Sliding Scale Love Offering
To keep the concert series accessible to everyone who wishes to participate, we use a sliding scale model (based on the UU@UN guide) to cover production costs.
When I pay more (sponsorship level), I know that I am helping others to access the event. When I pay in the middle (fair share level), I know I am helping the organizers cover costs. And when I pay at the bottom (community-supported), I know I am letting my community hold me and support me. All of these are wonderful and acceptable ways of participating.
Guidelines for finding where you might be on the sliding scale.
A Benefit Concert
Join us for the final concert of the season, a benefit concert performance of “Considering Matthew Shepard,” a Grammy-nominated three-part oratorio composed by Craig Hella Johnson. Deeply moved by the murder of a young gay man, acclaimed conductor Craig Hella Johnson composed this evocative and compassionate musical response that leaves audiences hopeful and joyous.
Performed by the Cedar Lane Choir and guest musicians.
Sliding Scale Love Offering
To keep the concert series accessible to everyone who wishes to participate, we use a sliding scale model (based on the UU@UN guide) to cover production costs.
When I pay more (sponsorship level), I know that I am helping others to access the event. When I pay in the middle (fair share level), I know I am helping the organizers cover costs. And when I pay at the bottom (community-supported), I know I am letting my community hold me and support me. All of these are wonderful and acceptable ways of participating.
Guidelines for finding where you might be on the sliding scale.
