It's now October and the leaves are turning. The long gone are the hot & humid days of August. September was a transition time with kids going back to school and baseball games have ended. October brings great temperatures and comfortable evenings. So, Harry's Kitchen Crew brings comfort food to the UU members this coming … Continue reading 2nd Sunday Meal: October 2026
Join our UU Ministry for Earth members and several other congregations on Sunday, October 11 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm for the NE Ohio Hope for Creation Walk. The 2.2 mile starts at Rid-All Green Partnership, 2905 E. 81st St. in Cleveland and will also go by the CMHA Solar Field, Farm Stop Farmers Market … Continue reading NE Ohio Hope for Creation Walk
Casper (1995) An afterlife therapist and his daughter meet a friendly young ghost when they move into a crumbling mansion to rid the premises of wicked spirits Join us every Wednesday night from 6pm – 9pm in the Fellowship Hall for a movie! Unitarian Universalism draws inspiration from world religions, humanism, poets and philosophers, … Continue reading Cinematic Scripture: Casper
She is the author of The Artifice of Intelligence: Divine and Human Relationship in a Robotic World (Fortress, 2023), In Our Image: Artificial Intelligence and the Human Spirit (Fortress, 2002), Technology and Religion: Remaining Human in a Co-Created World (Templeton, 2009), and numerous journal articles. She is also a member of the AI Research Group … Continue reading FaCT Ohio Distinguished Speaker – Dr. Noreen Herzfeld “AI and the Environment
Speaker: Molly Bryden, Researcher for Climate & Sustainability at Policy Matters Ohio. Interest in data centers and their impacts is growing day by day as the public becomes increasingly aware of the impact of these massive installations. It has been reported, for example, that a single bitcoin transaction and verification equals approximately 1449 KwH (kilowatt hours), … Continue reading Will Resource-Hungry Data Centers Devour Ohio?
Join us for a film and discussion as a part of our Justice and Values ARE (Adult Religious Education/ and Exploration) program at UUCC. Light lunch provided. About the film:In celebration of Greater Cleveland Congregations’ 15th anniversary, founding co-chairs the Very Rev. Dr. Tracey Lind, the Rev. Dr. Jawanza Colvin, and Rabbi Joshua Caruso reflect … Continue reading Film & Discussion: 15 Years of Greater Cleveland Congregations: Building Power for Justice
Over the Garden Wall (2014) brothers, Wirt and Greg, get lost in the Unknown, a strange forest adrift in time. A wise old woodsman and bluebird Beatrice help them find their way. Along the way, Wirt's thoughts envelope him, while the wonder of the surroundings preoccupy Join us every Wednesday night from 6pm – 9pm … Continue reading Cinematic Scripture: Over the Garden Wall
Climate Change is happening—how can we be prepared as individuals and as a congregation to be resilient in the face of such challenges as flooding, heat waves, and power outages. How can we use our knowledge and resources to help those most impacted by climate change in the larger community? UU Ministry for Earth will … Continue reading Climate Resilience
Virtual Event: Local UU congregations focus on Sustainability Please join our local UU congregations as we gather for our first online meeting of the year. When we met last month for our In-Person Fun Day, we asked attendees to vote on a list of topics for the coming year. ‘Climate/Environmental Justice’ was at the top of … Continue reading UUs Together: Focus on Sustainability
ParaNorman is a 2012 American independent stop-motion animated comedy horror film. Young Norman Babcock has the ability to speak with the dead. He learns that a centuries-old witch's curse on their town is real and about to come true. Join us every Wednesday night from 6pm – 9pm in the Fellowship Hall for a movie! … Continue reading Cinematic Scripture: ParaNorman
Speaker: David Beach is a writer and activist in Cleveland who speaks frequently on urban design, land use, transportation, and sustainability. Countries and cities around the world are transitioning to cheap, clean, renewable energy sources, but Ohio continues to promote the burning of fossil fuels while enacting regulatory barriers to the development of solar and wind. How can we overcome … Continue reading A Cleaner Energy Future – Moving Away from ‘Fuelish Ohio’
Speaker: David Beach is a writer and activist in Cleveland who speaks frequently on urban design, land use, transportation, and sustainability. Countries and cities around the world are transitioning to cheap, clean, renewable energy sources, but Ohio continues to promote the burning of fossil fuels while enacting regulatory barriers to the development of solar and … Continue reading UUCC Forum presents: A Cleaner Energy Future-Moving Away from Fuelish Ohio
