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Food for our Minds and Spirits: Neighborhoods Full of Chalices
Is this a chalice? Maybe? Ever since National Lampoon's Christmas put it on screen, Christmas lights bedecking houses in the holiday season is synonymous with ... Read More
Ruminations: Cookies
We’re serving up a few different kinds of opportunities to be together in the weeks ahead. Some of them are going to feel a little bit different than our usual worship experience, but they’ll hopefully be meaningful to the people who choose to be present ... Read More
Shirts and Ties to Support Incarcerated Young Men
Our expectations around professionalism make appearance and dress an important part of navigating jobs and educational opportunities, and young people who have been incarcerated need ... Read More
UUCC Sets 2023 General Assembly Delegate Selection Process
UUCC needs 7 Delegates for General Assembly. The Unitarian Universalist Association's annual meeting, General Assembly (GA) will be held in Pittsburgh June 21-25, 2023. The ... Read More
Ruminations: Fog
Winter is a time of rest for the natural world. We sometimes forget that we too are part of nature. ... Read More
Musical Musings 12-18: Special Music Sunday with Mike Carney, The Chancel Choir, Women’s Ensemble, YoUUth Choir, and guest percussionist Dylan Moffitt
Music Notes – Sunday, December 18th: This week’s musicians are Dylan Moffitt, The Chancel Choir, The Women’s Ensemble, and UUCC Music Director Mike Carney ... Read More
Food for our Minds and Spirits: Back to Basics
I tried to do some pottery a few years back –– early part of the pandemic. It was supposed to be a fun outing once we ... Read More
UUCC Shows Up at December 6 GCC Action
Over 934 GCC leaders and guests heard compelling information and facts from experts about Cuyahoga County's overuse of Discretionary Youth Bindover, the process of transferring ... Read More
Ruminations: Fireplace
We may want values and principles that provide a sense of comfort, but we might also wonder how being too comfortable can get in the way of being fully alive ... Read More
Food for our Minds and Spirits: The Crow Stone Age
Birds are marvelous and terrifying. Since they are just dinosaurs living among us, and because they factor so much in our daily lives, our cities ... Read More
Musical Musings 12-11: Songs of love, justice, and hope
Music Notes – Sunday, December 11th: This week’s musicians are The Chancel Choir and UUCC Music Director Mike Carney Opening Hymn: #131 ... Read More
Christmas Eve Tableau! Sign Up and Share in Our Holiday Story
Christmas play illustrations on the internet are pretty weird. But this one was pretty okay, even though the lamb faces look like dogs to me ... Read More
Is It Time to Take Your Required Minimum Distributions?
Dear UUCC Members and Friends, Did you turn 72 years old? or Are you turning 72 in 2022? No need to raise your hand! we ... Read More
Food for Our Minds and Spirits: No Chords Are Mistakes
@beeblackbeats229 Salute Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock #jazz #music ♬ original sound - Bee Black Beats Suppose there is no such thing as a mistake ... Read More
Musical Musings 12-04: Pre-service music from our special guests The CIM Quintet
Music Notes – Sunday, December 4th: This week’s musicians are The CIM Quintet, UUCC Pianist Karin Tooley, UUCC Music Director Mike Carney, ... Read More
Ruminations: Wonder
Our theme for December is Wonder. We’ll begin this Sunday with a spiritual grounding that is central to our faith tradition: surrendering to mystery ... Read More
