Americans United for Separation of Church and State - Social Action Fundraiser for July

This month we have decided to raise funds for a social action partner organization in memory of Charles Sumner, dedicated to GNUUC social action for decades. The natural choice is the Nashville Chapter of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, an organization Charles founded, where he was honored as president emeritus. All funds raised will go to AU.

Donate on-line easily: https://www.nashvilleuu.org/donate

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CRE: Onsite Summer Fun Sundays: June 27, July 18, August 8, August 29

Children's RE is returning to onsite summer fun Sundays in June! Children's RE is returning to onsite summer fun Sundays! CRE will be outdoors. CRE will be from 10:15 - 11:00. Then the children and youth will attend service virtually through the Time for All Sages. Then, they will play on the playground while parents live stream the service. The dates we have chosen are June 27, July 18, August 8, and August 29! For details see the Events calendar for specific dates.

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GNUUC Board Update for May 26, 2021

Some weeks are busier than others, in the world, in our lives, and in the congregation. For GNUUC, this was one of those weeks.

The 5/23/2021 Sunday Service included the Annual Meeting, with about 30 attendees. Within this meeting, Nathanael Reveal and others provided an update on the ministerial search, presented the proposed GNUUC budget and slate of GNUUC board officers for the 2021-2022 operational year.

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Support NOAH in the Big Payback Today!

On May 5 and 6, nonprofits throughout Middle Tennessee will be participating in The Big Payback, a 24-hour, online giving event sponsored by The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. Nonprofits can earn cash prizes by having the most donors in a certain time block. Please help NOAH in The Big Payback by donating at this link, starting at 6:00 PM today. Read more>>

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A Special Announcement from Unitarian Universalist Association

I write today with guidance from the UUA about planning for safe operations in alignment with our UU values. The significant disruptions to life in our congregations and communities over the past year has been traumatic. There is, understandably, a deep yearning to gather again in person. Unfortunately, we are in an “in-between” transition time that continues to be risky. Our first concern continues to be safeguarding the well-being of our people and the public.

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Our Newest Member

If you happen by the church on a sunny spring day, you may come across our newest member. This lady seems very interested in the comings and goings and frequently checks the front and back doors. We appreciate her keeping the property secure until the congregation’s return to in-person services.

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