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Awards PresentedCongratulations to the recipients of these awards presented at the District Annual Conference in Kansas City. Unsung Unitarian Universalist Award is given to honor those Unitarian Universalists whose actions inspire, support and express Unitarian Universalism. The 2004 recipient is
Linda will be the District’s nominee for the UUA Unsung UU Award. The President’s Award for service and leadership on behalf of Prairie Star District was given to
for helping to create the “Friends of Prairie Star District.” The O. Eugene Pickett Award honors congregations which have made an outstanding contribution to the growth of Unitarian Universalism. In 2004 the PSD recipient is
This congregation will be nominated for the UUA Pickett Award. Keeping the Faith Awards are given to honor those who have worked to keep Unitarian Universalism alive in their community and who touch the lives of congregation and community members in a positive way. Keeping the Faith recipients in 2004 are
The Social Justice Award pays tribute to those individuals who witness to the ideals of social justice and responsibility so important to our Unitarian Universalist heritage. The 2004 recipient is
The Ellie Morton Award to honor a religious education professional was presented to
The Committee on Religious Education RE Volunteer of the Year Award went to
Prairie Star PeopleCongratulations to Rev. Jim Eller (All Souls UU Church, Kansas City, MO) who was given the Faith and Freedom award by the Missouri Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice recently. Testifying before the Minnesota Senate Judiciary Committee in March in St. Paul, MN, were Rev. Victoria Safford (White Bear UU Church, Mahtomedi, MN), Linda Smith and Bobbi Held and their daughter Shova Smith (UU Church of Minnetonka, Wayzata, MN), and Sara Smalley (First Universalist Church, Minneapolis, MN). They spoke against the proposed constitutional amendment to ban same- sex marriage. In MemoriamWe offer sympathy to friends and family on the death of:
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