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Cub Scout Pack 988 is welcoming new members! The program is for youth ages Kindergarten – 5th Grade, and seeks to help kids grow into responsible citizens through engagement with … Continue reading Cub Scouts Pack 988 welcomes new members!
Share this post:The UUCC board is excited to introduce the newest staff member to UUCC. Our new Director of Lifespan Development (DLFD), Jenni Papp. Jenni comes from Akron, Ohio. She will be … Continue reading Meet our Director of Lifespan and Faith Development, Jenni Papp!
Share this post:The story goes that the season finale of MASH was the most watched thing in history. It is was watched at the same time by more that 121 million people. … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Final Episode
Share this post:I’m sure I am not the only one who used to love sick days. When you are a kid and a sick day is a day off of school––and barring … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Sick Days
Share this post:Most people know about the Unitarian connection to Rod Serling and The Twilight Zone. And if you know that show (or have watched The Simpson’s Halloween Special), you probably know … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: To Serve Man
Share this post:We could all stand to read more poetry. Even more so, we could all stand to WRITE more poetry. Poetry is what happens when you play with play-doh or finger … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: The Opposite of a Gun
Share this post:As we’ve publicized over the past few weeks, we’ve posted a job description for a new Director of Lifespan Faith Development to tend the congregation’s needs. This job description was … Continue reading RE Position Search in Process
Share this post:Some days, it is all a little much, isn’t it? Some days, it just feels like too much is going too wrong too often. When I have these kinds of … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: Some Infinite Thing
Share this post:Gods walk among us. Or, at least, they meander. A river has always been a divine entity, carving up the landscape, eternal-yet-always-changing in its flow, a source of life. We … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: The Strong, Brown God.
Share this post:Universal means everyone. And the idea of “everyone-ness” is a crucial part of UU values that shows up in all sorts of ways. But how do we hold that everyone-ness … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: The Danger of a Single Story
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