Two women who have been instrumental in the reunification of UUCC and/or the spiritual and justice activities of our congregation highlight the UUCC Zoom-In…LIVE! agenda for March. Peggy Lagodny will be featured on the March 8 episode, and Laurie Albright will be the special guest … read more.
Cleveland Clinic recommends this website to check if your household cleaners are safe for the home environment and find non-toxic alternatives: www.ewg.org/guides/cleaners
There are some surprises; one popular plant based cleaner was rated ‘D’.
Best Buy recycles many, though not all, electronics … read more.
In November of 1956, after the Supreme Court decision striking down Montgomery, Alabama’s bus segregation laws, Dr. King reminded his audience, “Love your enemies. Keep in mind that a boycott and its achievements do not in themselves represent the goal. … read more.
Items which were addressed by Leadership Council during our recent meetings:
The annual Auction will be remote again, possibly in April or May. This year Sharon Edmond may be the coordinator for the Auction with tasks done by volunteers. Some Auction items from … read more.
The Ministerial Search Committee is busy with all of the things you might imagine a search committee should be doing: reading, listening, meeting, calling, and yes–interviewing! We are in the process of working thoughtfully through the steps UUA requires … read more.
One of my 2021 resolutions is to listen more completely – to friends and loved ones in conversation, to words of beauty and wisdom from great thinkers of the past and present…and of course, to music. All of us experience music … read more.
UUCC Zoom-In…LIVE! Announces February Guests UUCC Activists Dawn Arrington and Nancy King Smith to Appear in February
Two UUCC activists – both in the community and in our congregation, highlight the UUCC Zoom-In…LIVE! agenda for February. Dawn Arrington will be featured on the February 8 episode, and Nancy … read more.
Wondering what to do with unwanted or unusable holiday lights? Recycle your broken, burned out strings of lights, power strips and power cords at the Solid Waste District. The District accepts strands of lights year-round at 4750 East 131 Street in … read more.
Imagine you are driving home and are unexpectedly pulled over by the police for expired license plates (This is pre or post pandemic.) You did not realize they had expired.
If you are white, you might get lucky and not get stopped by police because there … read more.
Do you have usable items you no longer need? Donate unwanted clothes, toys, furniture, household goods, holiday decorations and other unwanted items to local nonprofit organizations that reuse or resell the items to support their work in the community. Use the search … read more.