Common use of Reserve/National Guard Service Clause in Contracts

Reserve/National Guard Service. (Add if the Minister serves as a Reserve or National Guard Chaplain): The Congregation and Minister recognize the benefits and challenges of having a Minister serve as a Chaplain in the Reserve or National Guard. The Board and Minister will work together to ensure the needs of the Congregation are met during periods of military service by the Minister. In doing so, the Board and Minister will look for guidance to the “UUA Guidelines for Reserve and Guard Chaplain Support” (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/xxxx-xxx.xxx.xxx/files/uua-approved- reserve-guidelines-20160616.pdf). 10

Reserve/National Guard Service. (Add if the Minister serves as a Reserve or National Guard Chaplain): The Congregation and Minister recognize the benefits and challenges of having a Minister serve as a Chaplain in the Reserve or National Guard. The Board and Minister will work together to ensure the needs of the Congregation are met during periods of military service by the Minister. In doing so, the Board and Minister will look for guidance to the “UUA Guidelines for Reserve and Guard Chaplain Support” (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/xxxx-xxx.xxx.xxx/files/uua-approved- reserve-guidelines-20160616.pdfxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/xxxx-xxx.xxx.xxx/files/uua-approved-reserve-guidelines-20160616.pdf). 10

Reserve/National Guard Service. (Add if the Minister serves as a Reserve or National Guard Chaplain): The Congregation and Minister recognize the benefits and challenges of having a Minister serve as a Chaplain in the Reserve or National Guard. The Board and Minister will work together to ensure the needs of the Congregation are met during periods of military service by the Minister. In doing so, the Board and Minister will look for guidance to the “UUA Guidelines for Reserve and Guard Chaplain Support” (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/sites/xxxx-xxx.xxx.xxx/files/uua-approved- reserve-guidelines-20160616.pdf). 109