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Delegate Allocation for Distribution Feb 20 2/11/2020 FY 20 Parish‐ Cred FY21 Donated Congrega‐ based Ministers Affiliated Religious Cred Member‐ to UUA in tion Ministers Emeritus Ministers Educator RE Dele‐ Musician ID Congregation City ship FY19 Delegates Delegates Delegates Delegates Delegates gates Delegates I 3134 First Unitarian Church Alton 64 Yes 21 1 L 3211 The Federated Church Avon 10 Yes 21 1 L 3213 UU Church of Bloomington Normal Bloomington 219 Yes 51 1 1 I 3214 Carbondale Unitarian Fellowship Carbondale 118 Yes 31 1 1 N 3215 UU Fellowship Eastern Illinois Casey 10 No 00 O 3221 Beverly Unitarian Church Chicago 74 Yes 21 1 I 3222 First Unitarian Society of Chicago Chicago 140 Yes 3211 1 S 3223 All Souls Free Religious Fellowship Chicago 14 Yes 2 3224 Peoples Church of Chicago Inc. Chicago 10 Yes 2111 3225 Second Unitarian Church Chicago 210 Yes 51 1 3231 Third Unitarian Church of Chicago Oak Park 69 Yes 21 1 3235 UU Fellowship of Decatur Decatur 67 Yes 21 1 3311 North Shore Unitarian Church Deerfield 300 Yes 61 1 1 3312 UU Fellowship of De Kalb Dekalb 61 Yes 21 1 1 3313 UU Church of Elgin Illinois Elgin 92 Yes 21 3314 Unitarian Church of Evanston Evanston 412 Yes 92 1 1 3316 The Unitarian Universalist Society of Geneva, I Geneva 249 Yes 52 1 1 3315 Prairie Circle UU Congregation Grayslake 80 Yes 21 3322 Unitarian Church of Hinsdale Hinsdale 180 Yes 41 1 3331 UU Church of Joliet Joliet 79 Yes 2 3333 UU Fellowship of Macomb Macomb 35 Yes 2 3431 Tree of Life UU Congregation Mchenry 93 Yes 21 3216 Mt. Vernon UU Fellowship Mount Vernon 32 Yes 2 3334 DuPage UU Church Naperville 263 Yes 612111 3337 Unity Temple UU Congregation Oak Park 610 Yes 13 2 1 3411 Countryside Church UU Palatine 380 Yes 81 1 1 3233 UU Community Church Park Forest 71 Yes 21 3412 UU Church Peoria 372 Yes 82 1 1 3413 Unitarian Church Quincy 63 Yes 21 3414 The UU Church Rockford 338 Yes 71 1 1 3417 UU Congregation of Rock Valley Rockton 29 Yes 21 3415 Abraham Lincoln UU Congregation Springfield 280 Yes 61 1 3421 UU Church of Stockton Illinois Stockton 59 Yes 21 3422 Federated Church Sycamore 10 Yes 21 3423 UU Church of Urbana Champaign Urbana 335 Yes 71 1 2/11/2020 FY 20 Parish‐ Cred FY21 Donated Congrega‐ based Ministers Affiliated Religious Cred Member‐ to UUA in tion Ministers Emeritus Ministers Educator RE Dele‐ Musician ID Congregation City ship FY19 Delegates Delegates Delegates Delegates Delegates gates Delegates 3425 Lake Shore Unitarian Society Winnetka 45 Yes 21 I 3433 UU Church of Bloomington Bloomington 527 Yes 11221 1 N 3434 UU Cong of Columbus Columbus 118 Yes 31 2 1 D 3435 UU Community Church of Hendricks Cty Danville 69 Yes 21 I 3511 UU Fellowship of Elkhart Elkhart 91 Yes 21 2 A 3512 UU Church of Evansville Evansville 42 Yes 2 N 3513 UU Cong of Fort Wayne Fort Wayne 114 Yes 31 1 1 A 3515 First Unitarian Church of Hobart Hobart 80 Yes 21 1 3516 All Souls Unitarian Church Indianapolis 272 Yes 61 1 1 3523 Oaklandon Universalist Church Indianapolis 30 Yes 21 1 3518 UU Church of Indianapolis Indianapolis 216 Yes 51 3520 UU Fellowship of Kokomo Kokomo 23 Yes 20 3522 UU Church of Muncie Muncie 173 Yes 41 1 3531 First Unitarian Church of South Bend South Bend 110 Yes 31 1 3532 First UU Congregation Terre Haute 63 Yes 21 3533 UU Church of Tippecanoe County West Lafayette 130 Yes 31 1 3519 Heartland UU Church Zionsville 58 Yes 21 I 3534 UU Fellowship of Ames Ames 223 Yes 51 1 1 O 3535 The UU Fellowship at Burlington IA Burlington 32 Yes 2 W 3611 Cedar Valley Unitarian Universalists Cedar Falls 122 Yes 31 A 3612 The Peoples Church UU Cedar Rapids 130 Yes 31 1 3616 UU Fellowship of Clinton Clinton 14 Yes 21 1 3613 UU Congregation of the Quad Cities Davenport 221 Yes 51 1 3617 Northeast Iowa UU Fellowship Decorah 49 Yes 2 3614 First Unitarian Church of Des Moines Iowa Des Moines 443 Yes 92 1 11 3610 UU Fellowship of Dubuque IA Dubuque 40 Yes 21 3615 UU Society of Iowa City Coralville 282 Yes 61 1 1 3621 UU Fellowship of N Central Iowa Mason City 12 Yes 2 3618 Iowa Lakes UU Fellowship Okoboji 39 Yes 2 3622 First Unitarian Church Sioux City 43 Yes 21 K 3632 UU Congregation of Lawrence Lawrence 148 Yes 31 1 A 3634 Shawnee Mission UU Church Lenexa 314 Yes 71 1 N 3633 UU Fellowship of Manhattan Manhattan 125 Yes 31 1 S 3638 The UU Fellowship of Salina Salina 48 Yes 21 A 3635 UU Fellowship of Topeka Topeka 149 Yes 31 0 2/11/2020 FY 20 Parish‐ Cred FY21 Donated Congrega‐ based Ministers Affiliated Religious Cred Member‐ to UUA in tion Ministers Emeritus Ministers Educator RE Dele‐ Musician ID Congregation City ship FY19 Delegates Delegates Delegates Delegates Delegates gates Delegates S 3711 First UU Church of Wichita Kansas Wichita 109 Yes 31 1 K 3712 UU Church of Bowling Green Bowling Green 70 Yes 21 1 E 3714 UU Church of Lexington Lexington 280 Yes 61 1 1 N 3713 Clifton Unitarian Church Louisville 28 Yes 21 T 3715 First Unitarian Church Louisville 173 Yes 41 1 1 U 3721 Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church Louisville 215 Yes 51 1 C 3722 Open Door UU Fellowship of Owensboro KY Owensboro 30 Yes 2 K 3723 UU Cong of Owensboro Owensboro 24 Yes 20 1 Y 3726 UU Fellowship of Madison County Richmond 35 Yes 21 M 5232 First UU Congregation of Ann Arbor Ann Arbor 643 Yes 13 3 0 0 I 5311 Birmingham Unitarian Church Bloomfield Hills 336 Yes 71 3 1 C 5310 Community UU in Brighton Brighton 131 Yes 31 1 H 5312 UU Church of East Liberty Clarklake 74 Yes 21 1 I 5314 First UU Church of Detroit Detroit 121 Yes 30 G 5332 UU Church of Greater Lansing Lansing 334 Yes 71 1 A 5337 UU Bay de Noc Fellowship Escanaba 45 Yes 2 N 5315 UU Church of Farmington Farmington Hills 137 Yes 31 1 5321 UU Church of Flint Flint 78 Yes 21 1 5328 All Souls Community Church Grand Rapids 150 Yes 31 5322 Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church Grosse Pointe 149 Yes 31 1 1 5327 Keweenaw UU Fellowship Houghton 80 Yes 2 5331 People's Church of Kalamazoo Kalamazoo 256 Yes 61 1 1 5333 People's Church of Ludington Ludington 68 Yes 20 1 5336 The Marquette Unitarian Universalist CongregaMarquette 32 Yes 21 5335 UU Fellowship of Midland Midland 109 Yes 31 1 5410 UU Fellowship of Central Michigan Mt Pleasant 58 Yes 21 5412 Harbor UU Congregation Muskegon 49 Yes 21 1 5428 New Hope Congregation New Hudson 29 Yes 21 5426 UU Congregation of Petoskey Petoskey 24 Yes 2 5413 UU Community Church of SW Michigan Portage 41 Yes 20 1 5423 Berrien UU Fellowship Saint Joseph 39 Yes 21 1 5424 Northwest UU Church Southfield 167 Yes 41 1 5425 UU Cong of Grand Traverse Traverse City 155 Yes 40 1 5420 Beacon UU Congregation Troy 91 Yes 21 M 5437 Pilgrim House UU Fellowship Arden Hills 85 Yes 2 2/11/2020 FY 20 Parish‐ Cred FY21 Donated Congrega‐ based Ministers Affiliated Religious Cred Member‐ to UUA in tion Ministers Emeritus Ministers Educator RE Dele‐ Musician ID Congregation City ship FY19 Delegates Delegates Delegates Delegates Delegates gates Delegates I 5434 Headwaters UU Fellowship Bemidji 53 Yes 21 N 5435 Minnesota Valley UU Fellowship Bloomington 162 Yes 41 1 N 5436 Northwoods UU Fellowship Pine River 20 Yes 2 E 5510 Dakota UU Church Burnsville 23 Yes 21 S 5511 UU Congregation of Duluth Duluth 208 Yes 51 1 11 O 5512 Lake Fellowship of Unitarians & Universalists Excelsior 32 Yes 21 T 5513 Michael Servetus Unitarian Society Fridley 96 Yes 21 1 A 5514 Itasca Unitarian Fellowship Grand Rapids 23 Yes 2 5515 Nora Church UU Hanska 30 Yes 21 1 1 5536 White Bear UU Church Mahtomedi 696 Yes 14 2 1 1 5516 UU Fellowship of Mankato Mankato 109 Yes 31 5521 First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis Minneapolis 405 Yes 90 0 0 5522 First Universalist Church Minneapolis 1064 Yes 21321 1 5523 UU Fellowship of Northfield Northfield 87 Yes 21 1 5524 First UU Church Rochester 379 Yes 81 2 1 5531 St Cloud UU Fellowship Saint Cloud 68 Yes 21 5532 Unity Church Unitarian Saint Paul 900 Yes 18 3 3 1 5533 Unitarian Church of Underwood Underwood 90 Yes 21 5537 Mesabi UU Church Virginia 28 Yes 21 5535 UU Church of Minnetonka Wayzata 185 Yes 42 1 5611 UU Church of Willmar Willmar 30 Yes 21 5612 UU Fellowship of Winona Winona 58 Yes 21 M 5625 UU Church Columbia 262 Yes 61 1 1 I 5627 Emerson UU Chapel Saint Charles 35 Yes 20 S 5632 UU Fellowship of Jefferson City Jefferson City 47 Yes 21 S 5633 All Souls UU Church Kansas City 309 Yes 71 1 1 O 5634 Gaia Community Kansas City 17 No 00 U 5635 Eliot Unitarian Chapel Kirkwood 503 Yes 11 1 1 1 R 5636 UU Fellowship of Rolla Rolla 15 Yes 2 I 5712 First Unitarian Church of St. Louis Saint Louis 241 Yes 50 0 0 5713 First UU Church of Springfield Springfield 114 Yes 31 N 6724 Bismarck Mandan UU Fellowship and Church Bismarck 60 Yes 21 1 D 6725 UU Church of Fargo Moorhead Fargo 67 Yes 2 6730 Grand Forks UU Fellowship Grand Forks 12 Yes 2 N 5735 Kearney UU Fellowship Lexington 10 Yes 21 2/11/2020 FY 20 Parish‐ Cred FY21 Donated Congrega‐ based Ministers Affiliated Religious Cred Member‐ to UUA in tion Ministers Emeritus Ministers Educator RE Dele‐ Musician ID Congregation City ship FY19 Delegates Delegates Delegates Delegates Delegates gates Delegates E 5731 Unitarian Church Lincoln 289 Yes 6111 1 B 5730 Second Unitarian Church of Omaha Omaha 115 Yes 31 1 1 R 5732 First Unitarian Church Omaha 232 Yes 51 1 1 NY 3330 Prairyerth UU Fellowship Scotia 40 No 0 O 6815 First Unitarian Church Cincinnati 288 Yes 61 1 H 6821 Heritage UU Church Cincinnati 189 Yes 41 2 1 I 6824 The Gathering at Northern Hills ‐ A UU CommuCincinnati 75 Yes 20 1 O 6822 St.
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