[5] During seminary, she served as a Student Minister in Religious Education at the Winchester Unitarian Society, then interned at the First UU Church of Nashville.
[6][7] As the latter congregation's lead minister, she led organization for the Arizona Immigration Ministry and hosted the UUA's 2012 "Justice GA" in Phoenix.
[9] Her campaign centered around three themes: "spiritually vital, grounded in relationships, organized for impact.
Alison Miller and Jeanne Pupke, to ensure new hiring practice policies would last.
[11] On June 24, 2017, Frederick-Gray was elected President at the UUA's General Assembly in New Orleans.