Mayor Cooper Requests Community Input on New Chief of Police
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Walkable Trails
I'm driving from Madison Wisconsin to San Francisco with my best friend and his dog August 17th.
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Please take time to fill out the GNUUC Congregational Survey. We are gathering information on your thoughts about meeting in person in small groups or large groups (with social distancing and masks), your technology needs, and your level of interesting in participation in Worship, Team, and Fellowship events this Fall. We would like all members and friends to participate. If you have any questions, contact Kristin R. or Rev. Cynthia Cain. Thank you for taking your time to contribute! The Shared Ministries Team
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To kick-off our Fall Programming, on August 9, the Board will be speaking on "Vision of Ministry for 2020." At this worship service, the Board will present its Vision of Ministry for the 2020 church year. They will highlight some of the great work that's ongoing in support of that vision. In addition, they will extend an invitation for folks to work with Rev. Cynthia and come up with new ideas to help with that vision. These are difficult times that call for creative ways to support each other and our neighbors. On August 9, we are also pleased to have our Minister, Rev. Cynthia Cain, back from vacation. She will be leading the remaining August services to encapsulate the vision of ministry.
Worship this fall will continue to use the Soul Matter themes.
Starting in September, the first Sunday of the month will be in inter-generational family service that introduces the monthly theme. The 2nd and 3rd Sundays will be done by our minister, Rev. Cynthia Cain. The 4th Sunday we will have a guest speaker.
Services will remain virtual until further notice. The Board is continuing to monitor the COVID-19 statistics and will let us know when these plans change.
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UU the Vote is asking for funds to enable grants of $500 to congregations which have some innovative plans to get out the vote. The request is for $120,000 to facilitate another million contacts on top of the hundreds of thousands made so far.
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Looking for “Sun” lovers.
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Weather for every preference
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Buds, berries and prickles.
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Natural Sculptures
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Many hands help care for the Park.
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Only when Black Lives truly Matter in Metro Nashville Public Schools, will there be racial equity in schools, all schools providing a high-quality education. NOAH is hosting virtual meetings in July to introduce the public to the candidates for School Board. Register Here. Candidates will be asked to address issues facing MNPS in advance of School Board elections on August 6.
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In 2013, three radical Black organizers — Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors, and Opal Tometi — created a Black-centered political will and movement building project called #BlackLivesMatter.
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Color and Cactus
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Each week in June we will learn about an LGBT activist to celebrate Pride month. We challenge you to do your own research on these amazing people! This week learn about Tyron Garner.
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How Alabama justice has treated Blacks is revealed in this movie, based on a true story.
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Maybe you don't want a gift of Columbine.
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Metro has two property tax assistance programs for senior and disabled low-income homeowners. With the steep increase in property tax rates just approved by Metro Council, these programs are more important than ever. Due to COVID-19, the deadline to apply or renew this year was extended to July 1 (next Wednesday!).
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Our Share the Plate partner this month is the Mayor’s COVID-19 Response Fund.
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“It was on June 19th that the Union soldiers landed at Galveston, Texas with news that the war had ended and Black communities were now free. Note that this was two and a half years after Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. For our people, freedom in this country has always been hard-fought and much-delayed.”
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