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About The Prairie Star

The Prairie Star was distributed via email at least three times a year when there was timely news to share.

Purpose

The purpose of the newsletter was to share the news of the District among people and congregations and to inform and educate people about events and issues of interest and importance.

Submissions

We welcomed news, comments and suggestions. We only publicized UU activities. We gave first priority to publicizing activities that were sponsored by the District and second priority to those sponsored by the UUA or congregations if there was room and they were of regional interest.

Recipients

The Prairie Star was emailed to congregational leaders using email address lists supplied by the congregations, to persons who attended District activities, and to interested persons who subscribed. In addition it was published on our Web site. Printed copies were mailed on request.

Sarah Greene, Editor, Prairie Star District UUA