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“Thoughts and Prayers” alone mean nothing in the wake of nearly 400 children and teenagers killed THIS YEAR SO FAR by gun violence. Join Kentucky Council of Churches President, Rev. Kent Gilbert, local church leaders, Moms Demand Action volunteers, and experts in the field of sensible legislation that can help. We’ll pray then help everyone more »
February 18, 2018 in Events, Kent, Mission and Service Board, News, Newsletter item, Sermons by Kent
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Dear Friends, As you will have read or heard, Associate Pastor Rev. Rachel Small Stokes has accepted a call to become Designated Interim Pastor at Immanuel United Church of Christ in Louisville, KY. She will serve here until February 11, 2018 then assume her new duties as head of staff at church of her own. more »
December 11, 2017 in Announcements, Church Council, Consider, News, Newsletter item, Newsletter item, Pastor Log, Pastoral Relations Committee by Kent
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Union Church has been a supporter of our Madison-Clark County Habitat Chapter for over 25 years and has helped build more than 75 homes. In 2018 there an “Apostle’s Build” is being planned for Berea. An Apostle Build is undertaken by coalitions of local churches, and next year we have a partner in Thrivent Financial, more »
October 31, 2017 in Newsletter item by union
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by Betty Hibler and Gail Wolford We were privileged to serve as Union Church’s delegates to the KYCC October 19-20, 2017 gathering at Jeffersontown Christian Church in Louisville, KY. Rev. Kent (currently the President of the KYCC Board) and Carla Gilbert rounded out the Union Church participants. As delegates, we attended two business sessions to more »
October 31, 2017 in Newsletter item by union
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Kevin Burke’s memorial service will be Saturday, November 4, 11 am, in the sanctuary. Visitation will be Friday the 3rd, 5:30—8:00 pm, also in the sanctuary. A reception in the Community Room will follow the Saturday service. If you can bring finger-foods for the reception, you can take them to the kitchen during visitation or more »
October 31, 2017 in Newsletter item by union
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November 1st is an ancient holy day that most people outside of the church have never heard of, although they know about the day before very well. All Saint’s Day, or All Hallow’s Day, has been honored since at least the 4th century, and on November 1st since the 8th century. It is preceded by more »
October 31, 2017 in Newsletter item by union
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Like the roots of the different plants in a garden, joys and sorrows are intertwined in the moments of our lives. In the midst of other joys, I’m so sorry to share the news that Loretta Mountjoy, long-time member and former director of the “Woman’s Industrial” sewing program, died early Tuesday morning at Central Baptist more »
August 8, 2017 in Announcements, Consider, News, Newsletter item, Newsletter item, Nurture and Care Board by Kent
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August 21 will see the first total solar eclipse to cross the US in many decades, and it’s coming right through Kentucky! You can join Union Church on a special van trip to experience it first hand with veteran eclipse astronomer, Jeff Hutton. We’ll travel to a viewing site in Hopkinsville, KY, or Maryville, more »
June 21, 2017 in Community Life and Growth Board, Consider, Events, News, Newsletter item, Newsletter item by Kent
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Congratulations to Rev. Rachel and Leslie Small Stokes on the birth of their son, John Stephen “Jack” Small Stokes, at 12:10am, October 9, 2016. Jack is a healthy 7lbs 6 oz. Blessings on the whole family, and welcome Jack to this wild and wooly, wonderful world! They have asked for some car seat tips and more »
October 9, 2016 in Community Life and Growth Board, Consider, News, Newsletter item, Rachel by Kent
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At Sunday Worship, Rev. Kent read an open letter he wrote to Chief Gregory of the Berea Police. He invited all who wished to join him in thanks for the ways our police force has led the state to reduce the chance that any one here would suffer harm in their dealings with the department. more »
July 10, 2016 in Consider, Kent, News, Newsletter item, Newsletter item, Sermons by Kent
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