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At this summer’s General Assembly (GA), the Unitarian Universalist Association’s (UUA) annual meeting, UUCC Delegates voted on social justice projects as a focus for the 2023-24 congregation year. These spotlighted … Continue reading Understanding UUA “Actions of Immediate Witness”
Share this post:How might you embrace all of what you need and what you have to offer with authentic compassion?
Share this post:I think there’s a lot to learn about self-confidence and knowing who you are from trees. When you think about it a tree is pretty cool. Like socially cool. Trees … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: The Not-Secret Life of Trees
Share this post:Moises Borges CDs and hats are available now! If you enjoyed the concert on the lawn earlier this month with Moises Borges and friends but missed out on your chance … Continue reading Musical Musings 07-23: Special music from the Watkins/Burns family!
Share this post:Maybe, in a land acknowledgment we admit in some small way that even though we didn’t make the mess, we can be a part of cleaning it up.
Share this post:Playground Facelift UUCC Members and Neighborhood volunteers last Saturday scraped the UUCC playground structures getting them ready for a new coat of stain. Every day of the week kids can … Continue reading Gratitude to UUCC Volunteers
Share this post:Music Notes – Sunday, July 16th: This week’s musician is Laura Silverman Laura Silverman received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in piano from The Cleveland Institute of Music and … Continue reading Musical Musings 07-16: Bach, Schubert, and Chopin with guest pianist Laura Silverman
Share this post:When we think of an alien, we jump to something that is so completely other that it must have come from another planet. In most of our use of the … Continue reading Food for our Minds and Spirits: What the Heck Is that?!
Share this post:As part of our Summer series on religious naturalism, I invited us to consider the mysteries that the earth might have to teach us. There are lots of times we … Continue reading Let’s Ponder at the Beaver Marsh!
Share this post:Religious Naturalism has most likely always been a part of humanity’s relationships with the world we all share.
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