UUCC’s Community Forums return on Sunday, January 19th and continue until April 19th.
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On January 19th, join us for Genetics: Testing, Editing and Ethics for the Future.
Genetic testing is now mainstream, and DNA … read more.
Chalice Lighting
Fire cannot be grasped, or held within the hand.
Fire is transparent, giving light and warmth to all.
As we light this chalice, let us kindle within ourselves and our fellowship
A shared fire that illuminates us to share warmth and light with the world.
Reading/Song
Hymn 140, Hail … read more.
Chalice Lighting
Within us all burns the fire of life.
We share this common flame,
symbol of our precious being.
Each flame burns with a unique glow,
signifying our respect for the
inherent worth and dignity of every person.
Reading, Quote & Song
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can … read more.
At the start of the new year, Rev. Joe was interviewed by Cleveland’s Channel 5 News about turmoil within the United Methodist Church (UMC).
At the UMC’s General Conference this summer, the faith community’s leaders voted not to affirm the rights of LGBTQ+ people … read more.
Several of our members joined a global community of protestors, activists, and regular ol’ folks to strike for worldwide action against climate change on September 20th!
Photo Credit – Brian Larson
by Peggy Lagodny and Debbie Kuehm
Earlier this year, as part of the Worship Team, Debbie Kuehm and I were tasked with finding a new chalice for our newly reunited congregation.
We didn’t have a specific type of chalice in mind. But we wanted something that was … read more.
Our weekly email updates are sent on Thursday evenings.
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We publish our weekly email blast on Thursdays.
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The Sunday Book Group meets at 7:00 pm on the Second Sunday of each month in the Fellowship Hall at our Shaker Heights campus.
Anyone can drop by for a discussion of the month’s book. While we don’t require you to read all of it, … read more.
