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CER Blogs, YouTube and Social Media

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.
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?

Facebook
Twitter @ceruua—you can also follow Rev. Renee Ruchotzke @Vitalleaders and Patricia Infante @CERGUUAFaith
YouTube

CER on Facebook

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Central East Regional Group Blog: Better Together

Are You Thinking about Summer? How About CERSI!

Are You Thinking about Summer? How About CERSI!
It's time to start thinking about summer and the Central East Region Summer Institute (CERSI - formerly SI)! I know, the snow is coming - if it hasn't already! - but what better time to be dreaming of warm sunshine, friendly people, and spiritual connection. CERSI is a week-long intergenerational summer camp for Unitarian Universalists and their friends from around the Central East Region, from July 12-18, 2020. It’s a summer camp in all the best ways: you can be creative, intellectual, spiritual, physical, social.
The Season of Gratitude

The Season of Gratitude
By Hope Johnson
“Everyone wants to feel appreciated. For many, appreciation is just saying thank you. But appreciation only begins with saying thanks. True appreciation is not only recognizing someone’s excellent efforts and contribution. The term actually means “to recognize and enjoy” a person’s value or good qualities. It means showing respect and understanding as well as gratitude. “

from Nine Ways to Show Appreciation by Kevin Daum
Have you heard of No Child Goes Hungry?

Have you heard of No Child Goes Hungry?
No Child Goes Hungry (NCGH) is a nonprofit envisioned and created by UU minister, Rev. Kären Rasmussen. With the dream of eliminating childhood hunger in every neighborhood, NCGH's concept is pretty simple. Kären does the fundraising and then provides grants and seed money to congregations and different groups to feed kids in their community.