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Sunday, July 26, 2026 The mystery of Revelations and the revelations of Mystery

One service at 11 AM in Hobbs Hall.

Join us as we explore the Christian Book of Revelations, a source of comfort swaddled by authoritative certainty and a UU concept of Mystery, a source of comfort unbounded by joyful curiosity.

Sunday Morning Schedule:

10:00 AM

Religious Education for Children and Youth

Facilitated Drop-In Small Reflection Groups for Adults

Location: Fessenden Hall

This Week’s Wondering Q…

Sunday, August 23, 2026 The Grove of Elders

One service at 11 AM in Hobbs Hall.

In a multigenerational community where members of all age groups are able to flourish, what are the particular gifts and potential roles of our elders in the social fabric?

Sunday Morning Schedule:

10:00 AM

Religious Education for Children and Youth

Facilitated Drop-In Small Reflection Groups for Adults

Location: Fessenden Hall

This Week’s Wondering Questions:

Who was an im…

Sunday, August 2, 2026 Transition Through a Time of Radical Change

One service at 11 AM in Hobbs Hall.

Our world is always changing, yet so are we. In a time where change itself seems to have accelerated – where technology may beget superintelligence, where our planet is becoming drastically transformed – how can we peacefully, yet consciously, transition? Today, we will use the perspectives of young adults to encounter the transition into life in a new world. The understanding brought forth from these expe…

Fessenden Hall Gets a "Refresh"

News from the Building and Grounds Team!

This summer, we will patch the ceiling and walls, apply a few coats of paint and, possibly, update the lighting fixtures to make the space a bit more inviting.

Special thanks to Henri Stevens for taking the lead in this project.

We plan to work around any scheduled Fessenden activities to keep the space “open” during this work.

Randy Ruchotzke, Randy McCrystal, and Jennifer Gregg (“on leave…

Sunday, July 19, 2026 O Frabjous Day! Nurturing the Spirit of Play, Inviting the Gift of Joy

One service at 11 AM in Hobbs Hall.

When was the last time you got to do something that made your heart happy? Play is creative, generative, and healthy for people of all ages. Join us for this fun service exploring the power of play in our lives!

Sunday Morning Schedule:

10:00 AM

Religious Education for Children and Youth

Facilitated Drop-In Small Reflection Groups for Adults

Location: Fessenden Hall

This Week…

Ed Krimmer Celebration of Life August 1, 2026

Ed’s Family is hosting a celebration of life on Saturday, August 1st from 1:00pm-5:00pm at Hobbs Hall (new location). (more details below)

Jane (a member since 1994) would love to see old KentUU friends there. They moved to Fairlawn during the pandemic when Ed’s heath was failing.

Read about Ed and his sense of adventure.Please let us know if you are coming!

Please bring only your memories — all food and drinks will be provided.

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Deepening Our Connection: A new Covenant of Right Relations

A visual representation of the new covenant of right relations

As a faith community, our Covenant of Right Relations is the heartbeat of how we treat one another. It is more than just a set of rules—it is a promise we make to ourselves and to each other to live out our shared values.The Committee on Shared Ministry has spent dedicated time reflecting on who we are today and who we aspire to be. The result is a revised Covenant of Right Relati…

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