“The Incredibly Radical Idea of Equality” with Rev. Pat Jobe 

Despite a history under the phrase “All are created equal,” but the struggle has shown us how tough and challenging those four words are. Let’s start with ourselves.

Pat Jobe is the minister of the Unitarians of Lake Norman and All Souls Community in Rutherford County, both in North Carolina. He was arrested twice in Columbia protesting the refusal of the S.C. legislature to extend Medicaid benefits. He writes for a local paper in his hometown of Forest City. For 19 years, he and co-writers have performed Radio Free Bubba on WNCW.org. He loves his wife, Gabriele, his family and his dogs and everything. His favorite words found on the back of a car are, “Life is good.” He can be found on Facebook. He’s the one with the picture of him kissing his two-year-old granddaughter. He has been a pastoral minister for 33 years. He is the author of 365 Ways To Criticize The Preacher and other books. During an economic downturn he worked as a pizza delivery guy and found it most educational.