Many UUCC elves made Christmas Eve merry for some 40 guests at Urban Hope. Because of the generous donations to the congregation’s collection plate for Urban Hope last year, we were able to give gift /shopping bags filled with RTA pass, toiletries, warm knitted hats, candy and other treats, plus provide a lovely meal. Some of the gifts were donated.
The congregation is invited to join Pride for All Ages at a play at the Dobama Theatre in Cleveland Heights at 8 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 9.
The play is “At The Wake of A Dead Drag Queen.” This “irreverent, funny, and … read more.
As a congregation we gained experience serving as a staging site for petitions for the Constitutional amendment Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety.
Now another proposed constitutional amendment regarding fundamental fairness in the democratic process is underway. Volunteer with UUCC, Citizens Not Politicians and … read more.
December 10, 2023 after the bountiful potluck The Congregational Conversation featured an introduction to the newly formed Safety Team and discussion led by some members of the Safety Team.
members include:
Alicia Burkle
Allan Georgia
Rev. Randy,
Dell Salza,
Mark Weber,
Barbara Hill-Newby
Meeting summary:
*Rev. Randy, Dell Salza, Mark Weber, and Barbara … read more.
We recycle Glass Bottles, Paper, Plastic Bottles, Cans, Plastic Tubs and Food Waste
Our new Paper recycle bins are owned by River Valley. Our Rust belt Rider Bins, and Repeat Glass bins are located in the the Southeast corner of our parking lot. We … read more.
Greater Cleveland Congregations (GCC) Calls on County Council to keep the County Executive’s $650K Budget Allocation Increasing the Capacity of the Juvenile Public Defender’s Office. At a press conference on November 9, GCC clergy leaders called on County Council to keep County Executive Chris … read more.
EngageGCC Assembly hosted by UUCC, medical debt as an action issue
Greater Cleveland Congregations (GCC)
Recently, UUCC hosted the September EngageGCC meeting, where tackling medical debt as an action issue was discussed. RIP Medical Debt has been engaged to relieve unpaid medical debt in Cleveland. They have negotiated a deal to retire $6 million in debt for $40 thousand. The new … read more.
The Sue McKimm Fund for Congregational Advancement was created in 2022 by the UUCC Board to make significant investments in a limited number of initiatives that further the mission, vision, and strategic plan of UUCC.
Now Hiring: Two of our Sue McKimm projects are hiring part … read more.
UUCC is pleased to offer Rust Belt Rider Drop off service in the southeast corner of our parking lot. Our recycle Center has glass, paper, and food waste collections bins.
The UUCC Shaker Heights drop off bins have 118 paid members as of 10-2023
*2023 as … read more.
