Fixing the error requires moving it. The Unitarian sentence suffices as an example. As a Unitarian, I want to ask you about your church. I want to ask you, a Unitarian, about your church, Now the modifier is properly placed. Think as you modify and danglers won't hang your credibility.
Some writers pile a long list of modifiers in front of a noun.
The result is a monster. The student who wrote that could have dropped some of the modifiers and brought in the information in later paragraphs. Piling a long title in front of a name is also a modification fault. Managing Director of the Central States' Festival of the Arts Lurene Hunt said that the First Lady will visit the festival on Friday. Better to make the title the subject of the verb and place the name in apposition.