e-nUUs — October 28, 2020

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DayLight Saving Time Ends – November 1, 2020

From the Board of Trustees

  • Board Listening Session – November 1

From Rev. Steven

  • Special service November 4
  • Pastoral Care
  • Scammers posing as Pastors

Worship & Music

  • Sunday service each week via Zoom!
  • Peace, My Heart – Sunday, November 1
  • A Song of Peace – Sunday, November 8
  • Wednesday Vespers
  • From the Library – Service References from October 25, 2020

Lifespan Learning

  • Sunday RE for children and high school / youth group
  • Story time with Miss Michelle

Community Within

  • Calling all ghouls, goblins, and ghastly critters!
  • Auction poised to go live. Are your donations listed?

Social Opportunities

  • Social Connections: Weekly conversations for November and December
  • Retiree’s Group

Income Generation

  • Thanks4Giving Virtual Auction — November 15 – 21

Social Justice and Community Outreach

  • Our journey towards radical justice: Crafting a congregational statement of committment
  • November special collection — UUA Disaster Relief Fund

UU, Interfaith, and Community Connections

  • KSU Fusion Magazine virtual bake sale
  • Voter information
  • Voter information for Portage County residents

Staff Availability

A Look Back

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  • Previous e-nUUs messages
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Peace, My Heart

Sunday, November 1, 2020

A virtual service led by Rev. Steven Protzman and Worship Associate Heidi Emhoff-Wood.

The poet Rabindranath Tagore wrote: “Peace, my heart, let the time for parting be sweet. Let it not be a death but completeness. Let love melt into memory and pain into songs.” In keeping with the many spiritual traditions of remembrance during this time of the year, we will once again remember and honor our beloved dead with music, rituals and stories as we invite love to melt into memory and pain into songs.

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I Sing of America

Sunday, October 25, 2020

A virtual service led by Rev. Steven Protzman and Worship Associate Rev. Christie Anderson

Walt Whitman once called America “The Greatest Poem”. He believed that the power of poetry and democracy came from an ability to bring many different people and ideas together. As the election draws near, we will reflect on our Fifth Principle, the use of the democratic process, our Sixth Principle, the goal of world community with peace, liberty and justice for all people, and our dream of a nation that may yet be one people.

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e-nUUs — October 21, 2020

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Worship & Music

  • Vespers Virtual Sing – October 21
  • Sunday service each week via Zoom!
  • I Sing for America – Sunday, October 25
  • Peace, My Heart – Sunday, November 2
  • Wednesday Vespers

Lifespan Learning

  • Register your children for Religious Education (RE)
  • Sunday RE for children and high school / youth group

Community Within

  • Right Relations – What are they and how do we achieve them? (This Sunday!)
  • Calling all ghouls, goblins, and ghastly critters!
  • Our auction is fast approaching — check out our auction site!

Social Opportunities

  • Social Connections: Weekly conversations for October
  • Retiree’s Group

Income Generation

  • Thanks4Giving Virtual Auction — November 15 – 21

Social Justice and Community Outreach

  • UUCK online gathering working towards a anti-racism statement
  • October special collection — Kent Social Services

UU, Interfaith, and Community Connections

  • Black Lives Matter – Where do we go from here?  A webinar sponsored by Kent Interfaith Alliance – October 27
  • KSU Fusion Magazine virtual bake sale
  • Voter information
  • Voter information for Portage County residents

A Look Back

  • Previous service recordings
  • Previous e-nUUs messages
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e-nUUs — October 15, 2020

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This week’s topics include:

Worship & Music

  • Wednesday Vespers
  • Sunday service each week via Zoom!
  • What I’ve Learned at KentHogwarts – Sunday, October 18
  • I Sing for America – Sunday, October 25
  • Vespers Virtual Sing – October 21
  • From the Library – Service References from Sunday, October 11

Lifespan Learning

  • Register your children for Religious Education (RE)
  • Sunday RE for children and high school / youth group

Community Within

  • Our auction is fast approaching — check out our auction site!
  • Right Relations – What are they and how do we achieve them?

Social Opportunities

  • Social Connections: Weekly conversations for October
  • Retiree’s Group

Income Generation

  • Thanks4Giving Virtual Auction — November 15 – 21

Social Justice and Community Outreach

  • Race4Justice Task Force invitation to our congregation
  • UUCK drive-thru food drop off for Kent Social Services
  • October special collection — Kent Social Services

UU, Interfaith, and Community Connections

  • Voter information
  • Voter information for Portage County residents

A Look Back

  • Previous service recordings
  • Previous e-nUUs messages
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What I Learned at KentHogwarts

Sunday, October 18, 2020

Led by the KentHogwarts Board of Governors and Worship Associate Lady Lovemore

KentHogwarts is a program for children and youth where we use the magical universe of Harry Potter as a foundation to explore our Unitarian Universalist principles.  On October 18th, don your wizardly attire and have your wands (or pointer fingers) at the ready as we dig deeper into the lessons we have learned while offering KentHogwarts, a Ministry of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Kent.

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We Can DUU It!

Sunday, October 11, 2020

A virtual service led by Rev. Steven Protzman and Worship Associate Camille Pavlicek-Fauser.

Cultural icon Rosie the Riveter represents the women who worked in factories and shipyards during World War II, many of whom produced munitions and war supplies while the men went off to war. To kick off our annual Treats and Talents auction with its theme of “We Can Duu It”, we will honor the life of Rosie and other women with songs and stories and reflect on how we join in the work we are called to do.

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e-nUUs — October 7, 2020

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This week’s topics include:

Shared Ministries

  • UUCK Shared Ministries — Opportunities for All

From Rev. Steven

  • Join me for Vespers tonight at 7 PM.

Worship & Music

  • Wednesday Vespers
  • Sunday service each week via Zoom!
  • We Can DUU It! – Sunday, October 11
  • What I’ve Learned at KentHogwarts – Sunday, October 18
  • I Sing for America – Sunday, October 25

Lifespan Learning

  • Register your children for Religious Education (RE)
  • Sunday RE for children and high school / youth group
  • Join the Protest – October 14

From the Board of Trustees

  • Congregational Town Hall recording available.
  • 2020-2021 Congregational Goals

Community Within

  • Meet & Greet – Sunday, October 11
  • Are you ready for the auction?

Social Opportunities

  • Social Connections: Weekly conversations for October
  • Retiree’s Group

Income Generation

  • Thanks4Giving Virtual Auction — November 15 – 21

Social Justice and Community Outreach

  • Race4Justice Task Force invitation to our congregation
  • UUCK drive-thru food drop off for Kent Social Services
  • October special collection — Kent Social Services

UU, Interfaith, and Community Connections

  • Democracy 4 U & Me – Kent Democracy Day – This evening!
  • UU the Vote says the time to vote is near!
  • Voter information
  • Donation opportunity to support Portage County NAACP — 8 days left to donate!

A Look Back

  • Previous service recordings
  • Previous e-nUUs messages
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