Darwin’s Interconnected Web, February 12, 2012
February 6, 2012Led by Cal Frye with Worship Associate Joel Slater - The naturalist and author Charles Darwin comes to visit our pulpit and relate a bit of his story, religious views, and thoughts on slavery. This service, in honor of Charles Darwin, is given as part of a global celebration of Darwin Day. Cal Frye was a member of our congregation before he and his family relocated to Oberlin, OH. He is now a member of the Oberlin Unitarian Universalist F...
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February 2, 2012During the month of February we'll explore different expressions of courage. Join us on Sunday mornings at 9:30 and 11:15. February 5, 2012 The Courage to Love The Rev. Melissa Carvill-Ziemer and Worship Associate Elaine Bowen - Loving is the only way to a broken heart. And being willing to risk a broken heart is the only way to love. Not just for romantics, this service will celebrate the courage it takes simply to love. February 12, 2012 Darwin's Interconnected Web Cal Frye with Worship Associate Joel Slater - The naturalist and author Charles Darwin comes to visit our pulpit and relate a bit of his story, religious views...
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Weekly e-nUUs – February 1st, 2012
February 1, 2012The Cuyahoga River Concert Series presents the Kent Community Sing (a-long) Come join the fun tonight, February 1st from 7:00- 8:30 pm in the Sanctuary. Did you know that the UU Church of Kent has the best acoustical space for group singing in Kent? Yes, it’s true. Join Hal Walker and WKSU’s Matt Watroba in a warm evening of singing to bring in the new year. All are welcome! 7-8:30 pm February 5, 2012 Sunday Servi...
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Menu For The Future
January 31, 2012A six-week Adult Religious Exploration series will begin on February 12th during second service. "Menu For The Future" will explore issues relating to food, production, sustainability, health, environmental effects, and more. Each session will begin at 11:00 a.m. This series has been created by Andrew Rome as part of the "Sustainable Cleveland 2018: Year of Food" project. Contact Mr. Rome for more information at [email protected]....
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Church Sexton Position Available
January 27, 2012The Unitarian Universalist Church of Kent is seeking a part-time Church Sexton (custodian). This position (10 hrs./week) is responsible for cleaning and maintaining the Church, Eldredge Annex and property. The complete job description and position responsibilities are explained in the application packet section 1. The successful candidate must be a high school graduate (or equivalent) with at least one-year experience in cleaning and ca...
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Phoenix Witness Project
January 26, 2012Check out this story about the efforts of David Petras, a Unitarian Universalist from Columbus, OH. He has been traveling all over the district trying to raise money to help local people attend our historic Justice General Assembly this summer in Phoenix, AZ. http://uuworld.org/news/articles/191575.shtml
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February 2012 Chalice Flame
January 24, 2012Download - February Chalice Flame (Right-click the link and choose "Save Link As..." to save the document to your computer)
Read moreA reminder regarding Adult RE…Spirit in Practice
January 5, 2012Spirit in Practice led by the Rev. Melissa Carvill-Ziemer An Adult Religious Exploration Class in Spiritual Growth and Development This winter I will be offering Spirit in Practice, an adult religious exploration class created to help Unitarian Universalists explore and develop regular disciplines, or practices, of the spirit. Spirit in Practice affirms diversity in our spiritual paths while seeking unity in our quest to live lives of meaning and purpose. In our tradition, spirituality is understood broadly as our relationship with the Spirit of Life. The practices in this course are designed to help participants connect with...
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Welcome to the Unitarian Universalist Church of Kent (UUCK)!
Our congregation is where we come together in religious community to discern our values and live lives in alignment with them. The members of this church take pride in the fact that we embrace people of all races, ethnicities, ages, creeds, sexual orientations, and abilities.
If you are new to UUCK or Unitarian Universalism, please take a moment to find out more about us through this website. In particular, you may find the following pages useful:
If you are interested in knowing more about Unitarian Universalism please visit the following topics on the Unitarian Universalist Association website:
- Unitarian Universalist Beliefs
- Principles and Purpose
- Are My Beliefs Welcome?
- Other Frequently Asked Questions
- Flaming Chalice: Symbol of Unitarian Universalism
The best way to learn more about our congregation is to join us for Sunday Services.
This congregation has taken part in the Welcoming Congregation[UUA] program to become more inclusive towards bisexual, gay, lesbian, and/or transgender people.
This congregation is wheelchair accessible. Southeast lower level entrance is wheelchair accessible with access to the elevator to the second level Sanctuary.
This congregation has assisted listening devices available.
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