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I’ve been clear about my reverence for Bo Burnham in a few instances at UUCC. His insights into what it is like to grow up with the internet, and his … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road
Share this post:You may have seen me on the news last Saturday. Channel 3 at 6 and 11. They used one small piece of a longer conversation about the Cleveland Pride March. … Continue reading Ruminations: Pride
Share this post:I have aspirations to be a woodworker. So far they are based on several semesters of woodshop in high school and a few projects here and there since. We really … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Woodwork as Soulwork in a Time of Grief
Share this post:I saw a curious thing the other day. A fence had been damaged. Really it was one fencepost. The post was uprooted from the ground, and yet it hadn’t fallen … Continue reading Ruminations: Fencepost
Share this post:The Membership Committee will begin offering and encouraging the use of pronouns on name tags. If you would like a fresh name tag with your pronouns on it please fill … Continue reading New Name Tags with Pronouns
Share this post:Bharatnatyam and Hip Hop I was very lucky to travel to India as a student and learn about the religious cultures that make up the Southern states of Tamil Nadu … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Bharatnatyam and Hip Hop
Share this post:A few people have poked a little fun at me for being fascinated by families of deer casually wandering through the neighborhood. Those deer are a menace. They’ll eat your … Continue reading Ruminations: Deer
Share this post:Many years ago—almost three decades now—I played role-playing games every week with a group of friends. I say “friends,” but that’s not the word I’d use for all of them. … Continue reading Ruminations: Beloved
Share this post:Humility is good for the world. A humble person is more empathetic, more aware of “the other,” more able to be awed by the world around them. A humble person … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: You Aren’t Where You Think You Are
Share this post:Youth Religious Ed Hiatus and New Summer Program! Our YRE program wrapped up last Sunday and we are on hiatus through the end of June to give everyone some time … Continue reading YRE End of Year
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