Speaker: Rev. Joseph M Cherry

The Shoes of Others

Social Justice work is complicated by the expectations and fears of all involved, and yet it’s work that we are called to do. Journey with us down the path of imperfectly navigating the work of Social Justice as we ask the question “What’s it like … read more.

Welcoming the Stranger

In meeting new people, and being in relationship with others, mistakes are made. Social faux pas, cultural misunderstandings and unintended slights sometimes get in the way of good people trying to live good, honest lives. Join us for a look at human relationships.

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Bringing Our Whole Selves to Church

Join us for our Annual Water Communion, the ritual by which we traditionally open the church year. Bring water from where you’ve been to be combined with the water of long term members and visitors alike, as we use water to symbolize the spiritual journey … read more.

Hope & Struggle

The struggle against injustice is hard and weary. One of the benefits of being in community is that you don’t have to struggle or re-charge on your own. There are others to help dry your tears and share laughter. Join us as we look at … read more.

Both Sides Now

Art accompanies us our whole life long. In striking visual images in the form of photographs or paintings, we experience art every day in our lives.  Sometimes as we grow and mature we may find deeper meanings in special pieces of art or music. Join … read more.

Change and Stillness

Often we confront change with anxiety, but change is the one constant in the universe. With the exception of our own heart’s beating, nothing in life is more our constant companion than change. This Sunday Rev. Joe will share thoughts about the spiritual practice of … read more.

Embracing Joy

In difficult times it can seem like the height of frivolity to exert an effort to embrace joy, but it is not. In times when we are nervous or frightened, it is a bold move to reach out, to expand our hearts and to push … read more.

For the Want of A Glass of Water

Join us this Sunday as we explore the theme of Mercy by telling the stories of the Hough Uprising in 1966, a Cleveland City School teacher in 2015, and the loving miracle that is PFLAG.

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What I Don’t Know: A Talk About Racism

Across our country Unitarian Universalist Congregations have volunteered to take a hard look at how racism functions in our faith. You are invited this Sunday to explore the question of racism in the United States. UU Congregations in all 50 states and 5 foreign countries … read more.