As part of our ‘Democracy Dialogues’ Series, please come join us for a luncheon at Munson Township Hall on September 5. 2025 for an enlightening discussion on the crucial role that local news plays in upholding our democracy. Join our panel of local media professionals from Ideastream Public Media, Signal Cleveland, Chagrin Valley Times and … Continue reading The Power of the Press
Protecting Democracy, Sept. 6 from 9:30-1:30 at Pilgrim Congregational Church, will be an opportunity to join the larger community in seeking to rally all progressive individuals and organizations to collaborate in developing a comprehensive strategy to combat America's growing authoritarianism. Regardless of your specific social justice passion—whether it's criminal justice reform, voting rights, fair housing, … Continue reading Protecting Democracy
Last Sunday, Randy talked about authenticity. After the service, I walked up to front of the church and looked at our Seven Principles. Each principle was reflected in what our congregation is trying to do with our UUCC Pretrial Support Team. We are living our authentic selves, one person at a time. If you are … Continue reading Living your authentic self – UUCC Pretrial Support Team training!
Join us after service for our 2nd Sunday Meal! Each month we gather in community to share food and fellowship. This month’s meal is a true potluck—everyone is invited to bring a favorite dish to share. We’ll keep it purely social this Sunday: time to connect, laugh, and enjoy one another’s company. Whether you bring … Continue reading 2nd Sunday Meal: Potluck
UUs Together invites you and your family to a Fall Fun Fest at UUCC on Sunday September 28 from 1:30-3:30pm. Activities will include: Fun Table with crafts (make your own beaded bracelet and more), tour/scavenger hunt (check out the orchard, permaculture gardens, cisterns, and more), a "speed" social mixer, and multigenerational field day games. Purchase … Continue reading Fall Fun Fest at UUCC
Speaker: Avidan Cover JD, Law Professor, CWRU; Director, Institute for Global Security Law and Policy Since its founding, the country has been divided on the question of Presidential power. Although the Constitution creates three co-equal branches of government, some people also advocate the concept of a powerful Unitary Executive. The more than 160 Executive Orders … Continue reading Power by Pen: 160+ Executive Orders
Speaker: Jonathan Ernest, Assistant Professor of Economics, Weatherhead School of Management, CWRU Do current issues of national security and foreign competition merit tariffs? In 1962 and 1974, Congress delegated to the President the power to implement tariffs to address Cold War national security concerns and to counter unfair foreign trade practices—while still promoting global trade … Continue reading Tariffs: Who Should Decide? Who Pays?
Save the date and plan to donate! Join us for a family-friendly, fun-filled evening of fellowship, refreshments, bidding, and entertainment. The auction planning is in full swing and the team is looking to everyone for your support. What can you do? Ways to Participate If you donated to an auction in a previous year, you … Continue reading UUCC Harvest Auction
