Northern New England District - Unitarian Universalist Association

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2013 NNED Annual Report (pdf, 3.16Mb)

NNED is seeking an Interim Congregational Development Director

District & Regional Events

Congregational
Events

Leap of Faith pairs congregations to create learning communities that share ideas, tools, and challenges with vision and inspiration; healthy mentor congregations bring new possibilities and energy to adaptive challenges faced by healthy congregations aspiring to grow and explore the challenges that may be holding them back.

This year's participating congregations from NNED are:

UU Community Church, Augusta, ME
UU Church of Concord, NH
First UU Society of Exeter, NH
First Universalist Church, Rockland, ME

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Goldmine 2013 Youth Leadership School

July 14-20, 2013 - August, ME

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An intense six-day school for youth where you will:

Develop your personal creed
Deepen your knowledge of Unitarian Universalists’ challenging religious heritage and values
Expand your skills for growing healthy groups
Explore paths of worship
Hone leadership skills so you can better heal our world.
Learn to be a better leader and communicator.

Brochure and Application Form: [PDF] [Word]

PDF Application form, formatted for printing

Another Green Sanctuary

Congratulations to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Milford NH for recently attaining Green Sanctuary Status. See all certified green sanctuary congregations.

Innaugural meeting of Maine Unitarian Universalist Social Action Network

by Trudy Ferland

December 22, 2012

Thirty-one people from eleven congregations attended the inaugural meeting of the Maine Unitarian Universalist Social Action Network (MUUSAN) which was held at the UU Community Church (UUCC) of Augusta, Maine on Nov 10th.

Keynote speaker Nancy Banks, former Coordinator of the National UU State Advocacy Networks (UUSAN), told us that 15 states now have legislative/advocacy networks, each organized to meet the needs of their state. Networks allow UUs to expand our influence, our understanding and our knowledge. They provide a structure to raise awareness of UU values in the public arena. The seven Principles call us to roll up our sleeves to create a better world and, in doing so, we can deepen our own moral and spiritual growth. [More]

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