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Beacon GA 2014 100%

Your UU News, Right on Time, with a Wink Issue #3, General Assembly 2014 Newsletter Editor Shocked to Learn Their Name Not Unique Lois Ann Sturdivant, member and volunteer newsletter editor, was surprised and distressed to learn that her church’s newsletter, The Beacon, shared its name with not one, but many other Unitarian Univeralist church newsletters.

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The Beacon April 2014 90%

Many Unitarian Universalists have voiced concern about the effect of climate change on the low-lying property.

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The Beacon March 2014 PDF 87%

said one Unitarian Universalist.

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final Beacon GA 2015 83%

Stalking and Capturing New Members of the Grounds Committee In early June, Unitarian Universalists traveled from all over the country to St.

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March 2017 Newsletter Final (1) 75%

1st Unitarian 9am-FRC:

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chalicenews6517 67%

drawn from the experience of Unitarian Transcendentalists (Margaret Fuller and Ralph Waldo Emerson) and our own personal encounters with mystery, transcendence, and the feeling that we are all part of something larger than ourselves as we stand in awe of the Universe, Life, and All That Is.

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WHUUFdre 63%

vacation  Professional development Seeking Interim Religious Education Director West Hills Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Portland, OR We are a 62-year-old fellowship in a rejuvenating period of opportunity, growth, and change!

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may day 4-15 meeting notes 63%

-Include blurb about workers -Sprinkle in language about workers “in solidarity w workers” OUTREACH REPORT BACKS MANDY -Cressa will be outreaching to the student groups -Mandy found a clown as well CHRISTY -sent email to Unitarian church -Radical queer burlesque

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may day 4-7 meeting notes 61%

Quakers (Mandy) First Christian Church (Art) Saint Marys Episcopal (Sailor/Rosemary) Unitarian (Christy) Temple Beth (Cressa/ Mandy) Church Women United (Ruth) • • • • • • • • KEPW (Sailor) • al-nakba Palestinian rights group • • • • • UNIONS:

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PRESS RELEASE April29 march and rally 58%

including Comité VIDA, Peace and Justice Center of Sonoma Co., 350 Sonoma, Alternatives to Violence Project, Left Coast Podcast, Showing Up for Racial Justice, Veterans for Peace, Occupy Sonoma County, North Bay Jobs With Justice, Hubbub Club Street Band, Community Action Coalition, Unitarian Universalist Congregation Santa Rosa, Service Employees International Union, Green Party, Sonoma County Conservation Action, Sonoma Solidarity with Standing Rock, Indivisible Sebastopol, Santa Rosa Democratic Club, Sierra Club Redwood Chapter, It Won’t Happen Here, North Coast Coalition for Palestine, Transition Sonoma Valley, Petaluma Progressives, Arlene Francis Center, Sociology Circle SRJC, Media Freedom Foundation, Project Censored, Healdsburg Peace Project, Sonoma County Gazette.

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Paul Chehade - Summaries of World Religions. 49%

- Unitarian Universalist Association.

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hitchens 47%

Joseph Priestley, discoverer of oxygen, was a devout Unitarian as well as a believer in the phlogiston theory.

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Demographically Speaking Call and Survey 43%

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2012-03-04 Eat, Serve, Love 38%

³(DW 6HUYH /RYH´ A Sermon by Carmen McDowell delivered to Cascade Unitarian Universalist Fellowship East Wenatchee, Washington Sunday, March 4, 2012 C all to Worship:

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article 36%

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Volunteer Info Package 35%

Information Package for Volunteers: Week of Education:

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DoA.Emails-1 35%

Day of Presence (April 14). Day of Absence/ Day of Presence is an annual two‐day event for Evergreen students, staff, and faculty to explore issues of race, equity, allyship, inclusion and privilege. Day of Absence is a day for community building around identity and conversations about issues of difference. We reunite for Day of Presence for a day to share ideas with each other as allies. Learn more about the history and mission of this annual tradition here. Theme The theme this year is “Revolution is not a one‐time event; your silence will not protect you”, inspired by Audre Lorde. Recently, many of us have been looking for tangible ways to commit to equity on both the local and national level. This year’s theme challenges us to act, engage, and build relationships that build the inclusive community we seek. Day of Absence On Day of Absence, you can choose how and where to participate. This year, we will have a full‐day, on‐campus educational and social program designed to address issues from the perspective of people of color. At the same time, off‐campus, at the Unitarian Universalist Church (2315 Division St NW), we will host a full‐day program focusing on allyship and anti‐racism work from a majority culture or white perspective. Due to the capacity limits of the space (200 participants), we are asking those members of the Evergreen community who wish to attend the off‐campus Day of Absence program to commit in advance by completing theregistration form. We’ll be taking registration commitments in the order of submission, and will email you to confirm that you’re registered. Because of the need for a dedicated space to explore issues of diversity within each of these two perspectives, each program has been designed with a specific community‐building objective in mind. And because many of us are mixed, and may not wholly identify ourselves with one community or the other, we invite each person to attend the program of their choice, wherever they feel most comfortable. Please notice that in 2017, for the first time, we are reversing the pattern of previous years; our Day of Absence program especially designed for faculty, staff, and students of color will happen on campus this year, while our concurrent program for allies will take place off campus. 3 TESC Records Request 2017-044 Installment 1 Page 3 of 35 Day of Presence The program is a full‐day conference with keynote presentations, multiple workshop sessions, lunch and community activities. Attached is the schedule for the day. Information about evening events will be announced soon. Attending the Events By committing to participate in DOA/DOP, you are engaging in an innovative and unique opportunity to examine equity and difference in an academic environment that truly exemplifies Evergreen’s commitment to learning across significant differences. The DOA/DOP planning committee has created a schedule that encompasses the theme and makes space for students, staff and faculty at different levels of understanding and experience to engage. Because of space restrictions, some events will require registration, some will require tickets, and many will be free and open. Attached to this email is the schedule for the three programs; please review and make your selections for attendance. Thank you to the almost 750 students, staff and faculty who are already committed to attending this year’s event. I encourage many more of you to join us. Sincerely, Rashida Love on behalf of the 2017 DOA/DOP Planning Committee <image001.jpg> Rashida N. Love She/Her Pronouns Director First Peoples Multicultural Advising Services The Evergreen State College 360.867.6394 rashidal@evergreen.edu <DOP Workshop Schedule and Descriptions.pdf><Copy of Day of Absence Off Campus Schedule.pdf><DOA On.pdf>

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