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Temporary Kitchen Manager Needed: We are hiring a temporary 3-hour / week position for a Kitchen Manager to prepare food for the youth group every Wednesday, help with set-up and clean-up for Wednesday Nite Live potlucks, and keep the kitchen clean and organized. This position will begin immediately, and is budgeted through the end of… Read more.

Please bring fruits & vegetables – fresh or canned – for the Community Sharing Table. Thank you!

There’s LOTS Coming up…. Mark your Calendars & Watch for Details! Celtic Festival this Weekend! Schedule here: https://www.berea-celtic.com/ Our Sunday worship service will have a Celtic flavor and several guest musicians, including Jeni Balcom, Celtic harpist. Don’t miss it!! August 21          Youth Group starts (Supper 5:45, Meet in 3rd Floor Youth Room at 6:30) August… Read more.

Bible Study has a new time:  Thursdays at 10:30 am in the Conference Room. “In the beginning was the Word,” and Union Church has a long-standing Bible Study in which the upcoming Word of the next Sunday’s   Bible texts are explored, looking at their context as well as seeking to understand their relevance  in our… Read more.

Shirley Carlberg has had to step back from Wednesday Night Live — it is in the middle of a re-creation process. For now, please plan on attending a monthly First Wednesday of the Month Potluck, beginning on September 4. Next Week: We are inviting you to bring fruits and vegetables for the sharing table, which… Read more.

Gathering in Worship Offered by the People of the Church of Christ, Union Ninth Sunday after Pentecost August 11, 2019          10:30 am   Meditation Awaken to the mystery of being here and enter the quiet immensity of your own presence. — John O’ Donohue, For Presence From there to here: we Gather Gathering Music Pennies… Read more.

Bring your lunch and come to the Community Room after church for a showing of the film “Paris to Pittsburgh: the Climate for Change is Now.” This is a National Geographic Documentary Film and runs approximately 75 minutes. Rev. Carla and Betty Hibler viewed this film in Lexington and highly recommend it. “The film captures… Read more.