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Headlines from this week’s announcements

• Daylight Saving Time begins March 8
• Board News from February 11
• Sunday Services: 9:45 and 11:30 AM
• Together We Shine – Sunday, March 1
• For the Beauty of the Earth – Sunday, March 8
• A Timeless Wisdom – Sunday, March 15
• From the Library: Service References for Sunday, February 23Pledging for Your Church Family
• Outreach card ministry to graduated seniors
• March 1 begins week one of our annual pledge drive
• Open Auction Event in March
• Family Game Night – February 29
• UUCK Book Club – February 27
• Board of Trustees Listening Table – Sunday, March 1
• Plant-based Potluck – March 6
• Time to order spring potted flowers for Easter
• African-American History Series – Sundays in March
• Panel discussion on Climate Action Plans for US Cities – February 26
• Sharpen your elevator speech on race topics – March 5 (new date)
• Parade (KSU School of Theater and Dance – through March 1
• Kent Raibow Weekend
• Bail Reform Campaign: Storytelling for Action — February 28 (Cleveland)
• UUA General Assembly– Registration now open!
• UU Church of Kent uses iAlert! during inclement weather

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Headlines from this week’s announcements

• RSVPs needed for Right Relations Workshop
• Special Collection this Sunday for “No More Deaths”
• Sunday Services: 9:45 and 11:30 AM
• A Tender and Courageous Connection – Sunday, February 2
• Together We Shine – Sunday, March 1
• Sing for Peace and Justice – February 23
• From the Library: Service References for Sunday, February 16
• Elementary OWL Reminder
• RE Teachers – Sunday, February 23
• Pledging for Your Church Family
• Grocery Card Fundraisers
• Open Auction Event in February and March
• UUCK Book Club
• Time to order spring potted flowers for Easter
• Right Relations – What are they and how do we achieve them? – Sunday, February 23
• Save the Date: Where’s Walden in the Spring?
• African-American History Series – Sundays in March
• Panel discussion on Climate Action Plans for US Cities – February 26
• Sharpen your elevator speech on race topics – March 5 (new date)
• Bail Reform Campaign: Storytelling for Action — February 28 (Cleveland)
• UUA General Assembly– Registration now open!
• UU Church of Kent uses iAlert! during inclement weather

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Headlines from this week’s announcements

• Sunday Services: 9:45 and 11:30 AM
• Hard Edges and Soft Wonder – Sunday, February 16
• A Tender and Courageous Connection – Sunday, February 23
• Sing for Peace and Justice – February 23
• Soulful Home dinner this Friday! – February 14
• Elementary OWL Reminder
• RE Teachers – Sunday, February 16
• Pledging for YOUR Church, YOUR Community
• Open Auction Event in February and March
• Right Relations – What are they and how do we achieve them? – Sunday, February 23
• Save the Date: Where’s Walden in the Spring?
• African-American History Series – Sundays in March
• Panel discussion on Climate Action Plans for US Cities – February 26
• Sharpen your elevator speech on race topics – March 5 (new date)
• Poll workers needed!
• Bake Sale (in support of KSU Fusion) – February 16
• Dances of Universal Peace – February 13
• Local Environment evening of networking! – February 17
• UUA General Assembly– Registration now open!
• UU Church of Kent uses iAlert! during inclement weather

Don’t Miss Our African American History Series in March

The Race for Justice (R4J) team of UUCK is sponsoring a 6 part PBS documentary series about African American history.  In “Many Rivers to Cross”, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., a Harvard University Professor, recounts 500 years of African American history.  Discussion of each video will be facilitated by Rev. Steven following the showing.  R4J will provide light lunch and refreshments. 

When:  Each part of the video series will be shown at 1:00 on consecutive Sundays Starting on March 1 and the four following Sundays.  The sixth episode will be shown on an afternoon in April. 

Where:  Fessenden Hall

RSVP:  Please RSVP to Mary Beth ([email protected]) by the Thursday prior to each Sunday’s showing, to assist with planning. 

Questions?  Contact Rhonda Richardson at [email protected]

More details about the series: Gwen Ifill sits down with Gates to discuss the journey of black Americans who created hope and persistence in the face of brutal discrimination.  The series Commences with the origins of slavery in Africa, and recounts African-American history through five decades right up to the time when America is led by a black President, yet the country remains deeply divided by race.  The series explores the evolution of the African American people, as well as the multiplicity of cultural institutions, political strategies, social and religious perspectives they developed in forging their own history, culture and society–against unimaginable odds. 

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Headlines from this week’s announcements

• From Rev. Steven
• Podcast available from of the Congregational Town Hall Meeting
• Sunday Services: 9:45 and 11:30 AM
• The UU Hallows – Sunday, February 9
• Service references from Sunday, February 2, Answering the Call of Love
• All about the FY2021 UUCK Pledge Drive
• Plant-based (vegan) potluck – February 7
• Pancake Sunday fundraiser – February 9
• Second Sunday Meet & Greet – February 9
• Right Relations – What are they and how do we achieve them? – Sunday, February 23
• Sharpen your elevator speech on race topics – March 5 (new date)
• Poll workers needed!
• Bake Sale (in support of KSU Fusion) – February 16
• UUA General Assembly– Registration now open!
• UU Church of Kent uses iAlert! during inclement weather