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The following are blogs from Central East Regional Group (CERG) and District Staff and various Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) blogs.

Better Together—A blog by the staff of the Central East Region featuring congregations and clusters who are doing things well together.
Blue Boat—Blog of the UUA Office of Youth, Young Adult and Campus Ministry.
Call and Response—A blog by the UUA Faith Development Staff on Religious Education topics.
Stewardship for UUs—Blog by the UUA Stewardship Team
Side of Love—Blog of the UUA's Side of Love program.

Looking for social media for the Central East Region?

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Twitter @ceruua—you can also follow Rev. Renee Ruchotzke @Vitalleaders and Patricia Infante @CERGUUAFaith
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Central East Regional Group Blog: Better Together

Some Goodbyes, Some Welcome Backs, But Same CER Team Spirit of ‘Better Together’

Some Goodbyes, Some Welcome Backs, But Same CER Team Spirit of ‘Better Together’
By Megan Foley
Summer is bringing some staffing changes to Central East Region.
Create a Counter Narrative in Your Church

Create a Counter Narrative in Your Church
By Megan Foley
If you’ve ever studied Unitarian Universalist theology over the course of history, you’ve seen that again and again, UUs choose to be “this worldly” in orientation. Over the course of the past few hundred years we proposed that human beings can improve themselves in this world, not a heavenly one. We proposed that this world could be made better if we acted for good. We proposed that hell is only something we make in this world, not something to be threatened with after we die.
Can't Afford Summer Institute? Apply for a Scholarship

Can't Afford Summer Institute? Apply for a Scholarship
This week's blog post is by Krissy Brannan, the 2019 CERSI Scholarship Chair.

The Melanie Pescan Memorial scholarship fund was started in order to bring people with financial hardships to Summer Institute. The scholarship pays for at least part of their attendance fee. We don't perform a credit check or income check, so we instead take applications and a "reference" of support.