Building Beloved Community Covenant Group
Building Beloved Community Covenant Group

GNUUC's Building Beloved Community Covenant Group kicks off a new year with two new sources for discussion and reflection: * 1619 Project from the Pulitzer Foundation and White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Professor Robin DiAngelo. Both are powerful resources as we seek to grow as beloved community. All are welcome.

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RE & Covenant GroupsKris Thresher
Moving Help Needed
Moving Help Needed

Rachel, Patrick, Bella, and Chloe are moving to Spring Hill this Saturday, and they could use your support and muscles. If you are available to help for any amount of time on that day, please contact Rachel. Her number can be found in Breeze.

Additionally, if you know someone who would be interested in a short-term housing in Mt. Juliet, please have them talk to Rachel.

Thanks for your support as Bella continues to grow stronger and Rachel works to keep everyone growing, learning, and healing.

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CommunityKris Thresher
Time for All Sages Team is Recruiting New Members!
Time for All Sages Team is Recruiting New Members!

Do you have a love of storytelling?

Our Time for All Sages Team is recruiting new members. Consider volunteering to prepare the Time for All Sages story once a month or once a quarter. To find out more come to the Sunday, October 13th, Time for All Sages Meeting at 9:30 AM in the Sanctuary. Or contact Jennifer Cates-Seidel or Caren Spencer-Smith, members of the team.

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CommunityKristin Reveal
Women’s Covenant Group Welcoming New Members
Women’s Covenant Group Welcoming New Members

The Women’s Covenant Group will be open to new members at its next meeting, September 12, beginning at 2:30 PM and meeting in the RE building. The group uses the Soul Matters curriculum and meets twice monthly. Members make a commitment to prepare for each meeting, to attend all meetings for the upcoming quarter if it all possible, and to treat the conversations at meetings as confidential. See Sandy Blanz, Carol Looney, or Denise Graves for more information.

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CommunityKris Thresher
Mayoral Runoff Candidates August 18 NOAH Public Meeting
Mayoral Runoff Candidates August 18 NOAH Public Meeting

This Sunday afternoon, is the NOAH public meeting of the mayoral runoff candidates, 15th Avenue Baptist Church (1203 Ninth Ave North). Come hear what the two candidates, David Briley and John Cooper have to say about NOAH’s key issues: Affordable Housing, Education, and Economic Equity and Jobs. To carpool from GNUUC, gather near the main entrance, at 2:00 pm.

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Social JusticeKris Thresher
Contribute to the FLUSH campaign for Goal 2: Beautification of the Building!
Contribute to the FLUSH campaign for Goal 2: Beautification of the Building!

We are now accepting donations for GOAL 2 August Beautification of the Building. If you would like to donate to the Beautification efforts, please write a check to GNUUC and put “FLUSH” in the memo line. The amount needed for GOAL 2 is $2,310 ($3,110 less $800 from B&G). We have commitments from individuals and other congregational accounts for $750! Thank you to those individuals and team leaders who have stepped forward. That leaves us with $1,560 that still needs to be generated for GOAL 2. Please be generous!

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CommunityKristin Reveal
The Urban Green Lab - August 2019 Share the Plate organization
The Urban Green Lab - August 2019 Share the Plate organization

“At Urban Green Lab, we teach communities how to live sustainable lives ... working to ensure all of us have access to sustainable living education ... a focus on classrooms, households, and workplaces -- places where culture begins -- transforming spaces into “labs” ... connecting institutions with services, and encouraging people to feel good about being part of the solution." Urban Green Lab - Kroger Compost Pilot, MNPS

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Social JusticeKris Thresher