Michelle Brown with Worship Associate Anna Isaacs – Churches were language sanctuaries for Hungarians who came under
Romanian authority in 1920. Even today, seminarians in Transylvania are charged with responsibility for the survival of the Hungarian people.
Michelle Brown, recently returned from a three-month stay in a Unitarian seminary, offers a look at the 21st century reality facing this child of the Reformation.
Michelle Brown is currently a Community Fellow in the Centre for Studies in Religion and Society at the University of Victoria.
A poet and essayist, she was long-listed in the 2015 PRISM international Creative Non-Fiction Contest, received an honourable mention in the Victoria Authors Association 2016 Flash Fiction Contest, and was recently nominated for the the Grouse Grind Lit Prize for V(ery) Short Forms. Michelle is Cree from the Métis Nation. Donate