Dear UU Parents and Guardians,
Look out for 'Sunday School in a bag' which will be arriving at your doorstep in the next two weeks if you registered your children prior to Oct. 1st It would be lovely if you could join us for our weekly gatherings! Here is what is currently being offered: *Sunday School * Approximately: 30 minute program geared towards K-5 but open to all ages Sundays at 11am Email me for the link *Middle and HS * We are joining up with the Omaha youth groups - Wednesdays at 7pm Both MS/HS meetings can be found at this link: Email me for the link We will also be offering a moderated Discord (app) group with details to come later as well. *Parent and Guardian Chat: * The chance for parents and guardians to just get together and chat Every other Thursday 8pm and every other Wednesday noon Wednesday 10/7 Noon Link: https://zoom.us/j/474526337 Password: lovemykids Thursday 10/15 8pm Link: https://zoom.us/j/866583131 Password: lovemykids Family Spotlight! In an effort for us to remember seeing faces, and to get to know one another better, I am going to spotlight one family each month in our church newsletter. (SO easy. PLEASE sign up. I promise it will not take much time at all.) So far we only have 4 families signed up!!! Plenty of spots left. Sign up HERE to participate Videos This Week: Story with Miss Chelsea: https://youtu.be/pvVg9Nh7qk0 ***For the time being, we will no longer have preschool videos due to budget cuts NEW THIS MONTH! October Theme: Deep Listening These materials come to us from the Soul Matters Curriculum team at the UUA 'Around the Neighborhood' - A treasure hunt for deep listening while you are on a walk https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vL3vIvhGqI1WIqEJAFg9B37wnv-StxrNbZ2qPjZt0Rw/edit?usp=sharing 'From the Mailbox' - Deep listening through meditation https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O1-EJPjInQkynYns6JkLo0DYqdakbImmBiXQ-3SXMY0/edit?usp=sharing Additional Resources for Parents With Deep Listening Theme: David Isay - 'Listening as an Act of Love' - https://onbeing.org/programs/david-isay-listening-as-an-act-of-love/ Listening Anew to the “Violence” of Today’s Protests It’s striking how conversations about racial justice protests quickly move from the pain and moral demands that sit at the center of those protests to the violence that sometimes lives at the edges of them. Deep listening helps us notice how certain “narratives” and “frames” about the violence actually work to remove the protests’ moral demands and pain from the center of the discussion, how they distract and in many cases seek to undermine that work for justice. And these frames don’t just live “out there”; they live inside many of us as well. So this month, using the below toolkit article as your guide, take some time to listen anew to these unhelpful frames, and learn how to challenge them in ourselves and others. SURJ Toolkit: Calling People in Around "Violence" https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BQVqLVl-3zVb0VcsOZB7JKVaVsHIlyjwM6cvdcqWHaI/edit?fbclid=IwAR3w2QRnqlAiDaXfIQVbLGbAr9ch_7JLKKgNBN-u9qkXA-m7mQUMODl00_o
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AuthorChelsea Krafka is the Director of Religious Growth for the Unitarian Church of Lincoln. Archives
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