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Gathering in Worship Offered by the People of the Church of Christ, Union First Sunday of Lent March 10, 2019          10:30 am   Meditation No Christian escapes a taste of the wilderness on the way to the Promised Land. —Evelyn Underhill, The Fruit of the Spirit   From there to Here:… Read more.

Friends, Delores Carpenter’s mother, Bernice Allen Parsons, passed away on Wednesday. A visitation will be held tomorrow, Saturday, 11-1, at Dowlin and Martin Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon and a service will be held at 1, also at Dowlin & Martin. The link to the obituary is below. Let us hold Delores and all the… Read more.

Zen Meditation every weekday, 8:00 am. Join us for 20 minutes of unstructured quiet meditation in beautiful Cowan Chapel, on the Scaffold Cane Road side of the church. Mondays at 6:30 pm, Cowan Chapel. David Parks will offer Zen teaching: Meditation, Koans, Conversation, 6:30 – 8:00 pm, Cowan Chapel. Wednesday Nite Live.The Union Church community… Read more.

Try mightily though we did, we couldn’t get the pie charts to print legibly in the Pastoral Survey in the Annual Report. They are attached here.  [embeddoc url=”https://union-church.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/2018-2019-Pastoral-survey-graphs.pdf” download=”all” viewer=”google”]

At the Annual Meeting yesterday, March 10, Board Members & Officers were elected, the 2019 Budget was adjusted to correct an error, the Pastor’s Sabbatical Plan was approved for July 1-October 31 and the Annual Report for 2018 was accepted. After the installation of Board Members & Officers and a closing hymn, Rev. Kent dismissed… Read more.

Lent Opportunities

Pls. note: Bible Study will meet at 11 am,not noon, this week only. Bob Boyce would like an audience for his talk at the Berea Arts Council this Thursday night at 7pm at the new location, the Tate Building; to be only an hour. He will talk on George Fred Keck:  Passive Solar Residential Architecture. Keck was… Read more.

Ash Wednesday is the first day of the Season of Lent. Its name comes from the ancient practice of placing ashes on worshippers’ heads or foreheads as a sign of humility before God, a symbol of mourning and sorrow at the death that sin brings into the world. It not only prefigures the mourning at… Read more.