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I heard when I was young the rule that you don’t help a butterfly out of its pupa. When a butterfly emerges, it is delicate and the emerging is part … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Metamorphosis
On our first Sunday in November, senior high youth Graham Torok explained his Eagle Scout project focusing on refugee families in Northeast Ohio. These are people who are not only … Continue reading Helping Refugees in Northeast Ohio!
Our theme for the month of November is Change.
Good Company‘s fall concert and master class with composer Sarah Quartel are happening next weekend. Click here for information about these events. Music Notes – Sunday, November 7th: This … Continue reading Musical Musings 11-7 – Lea Morris, Holly Near, and a new spin on a traditional Shaker tune
The Ka’bah is old. The holiest site in Islam was holy before the dawn of Islam. It was also not alone among “honored stones” in the pre-Islamic religion in the … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: New Versions of Old Things
Music Notes – Sunday, October 30th: This Sunday’s musician is UUCC Pianist Karin Tooley. Opening Hymn: #6 Just as Long as I Have Breath #6 in our Singing … Continue reading Musical Musings 10/30 – Facing our fears through music
Tie Clip On my personal altar, I have a tie clip in the shape of a key. It belonged to my grandfather. In a way, it represents reconciliation, which often … Continue reading Ruminations: Tie Clip
During this morning’s live-streamed service, at the conclusion of the Benediction, an individual seated near the back of the Sanctuary stood and made a statement about his religious beliefs. When the person’s … Continue reading October 23 Service Interruption
“When I work on a bone or two, it’s very easy to forget that these are actually people with their own lives and stories,” said study author Bence Viola, an … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Bravery in Being
Are the stories you tell the ones you really want to be telling? Or are you telling stories that keep you from being who you most want to be?
