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This congregation knows all about solar power. Those big panels in our parking lot serve as a continual reminder of how renewable energy connects to our spiritual values. Our household … Continue reading Ruminations: Solar
Share this post:Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow: Social Hour Returns to Fellowship Hall Thanks to all who have participated in our experiment in the last few weeks and … Continue reading Social Hour After Services
Share this post:If you’ve never seen a dog try to drink from a moving fountain of water, you have missed the hilarious views of expectation turned to disappointment as the water runs … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Thirst
Share this post:When we began our Festival of Lights series on Sunday, we started with the theme of Forgiveness. Letting go of resentment helps clear the way for us to receive hope … Continue reading Ruminations: Map
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Share this post:Sunday, November 28 marks the beginning of our Festival of Lights series at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Cleveland, which will culminate on Christmas Eve. We’ll look at some of … Continue reading Festival of Lights 2021
Share this post:Music Notes – Sunday, November 28th: This Sunday’s musicians are UUCC Music Director Mike Carney, UUCC Pianist Karin Tooley, and Rev. Randy Partain. Opening Hymn: #52 In Sweet Fields of … Continue reading Musical Musings: Nov 28 – Dec 4, 2021
Share this post:Sunday marks the beginning of our Festival of Lights series, which will culminate on Christmas Eve. We’ll look at some of the things we might do to shine more fully … Continue reading Ruminations: Sabbath
Share this post:Thank you to the many UUCC members who joined me on Zoom last Sunday for “The Poet Sings” with composer and conductor Dr. James Mulholland along with Good Company: A … Continue reading Musical Musings: Nov 21 – 27, 2021
Share this post:There’s a long-practiced bit of religious superstition that I confess to finding quite charming. In the Christian tradition it is called Lectio Divina, and it describes the act of opening … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Fortune Cookie Wisdom
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