The Resistance Fair is a gathering of organizations and groups working every day to bring our values to life - protecting our democracy, targeted communities, our environment, Immigration, reproductive rights, and the work of many non-profit organizations who serve us in meaningful ways. As we look toward the next four years of attacks on all we hold sacred and … Continue reading Resistance Fair 2025
Harry's Kitchen Crew is "super" glad to be your host for this month's shared meal. AND you are welcome to join your family/friends on Sunday, February 9th B-Lunch following the Sunday Service for fine dining and conversation about our facility. This month's dining theme is "Souper Bowl"… Harry's Kitchen Crew will be providing the Main … Continue reading 2nd Sunday Meal February 2025
Community Engagement Meeting Led by the Architects and the Future Facilities Task Force The Board’s goal is to have a plan for the Congregation to vote on at the June 8 Annual Meeting, so things will be moving quickly. Over the next few months our consultant will be meeting with numerous groups to get input, … Continue reading Congregational Conversation: The Future of Our Facilities
Youth Academy presents “Life’s Toolbox for Pre-teens”. Youth ages 9-12 are invited to explore a Social Emotional Wellness Toolbox with Youth Academy Coordinator, Valerie Hura. Using movement, yoga, art, writing, games, videos, books, and more we wil discover what tools you have in your toolbox to deal with life.First look into the toolbox will be … Continue reading Youth Academy presents “Life’s Toolbox for Pre-teens”
Speaker: Robert Alexander, PhD, Political Science, Founding Director, Bowling Green State University Democracy and Public Policy Research Network The US Constitution dictates the Electoral College must determine the President and Vice President. Thus, each state has the same number of electors as members of Congress. In 2000 and 2016, the Presidential Election produced a winner … Continue reading Presidential Voting Systems: Is the Electoral College the Best Method?
This small group will provide an opportunity to explore questions and ideas that relate to the monthly worship theme in a deeper way. The remaining themes for this year: , Feb.-Inclusion, Mar. -Trust, Apr.-Joy, May-Imagination, June-Freedom This group meets the 3rd Sunday of the month after service in the Baker Room, approximately 11:30 AM-12:45 PM. … Continue reading 3rd Sunday Soul Matters
You still have time to join the Pretrial Support Team! The fourth and final Cohort 2 training session for the Pretrial Support Team Navigators will be Sunday, February 16th at 11:30 am in Room 108. Light lunch will be served. Be sure to bring your laptop or tablet. You will learn how to use google … Continue reading There is Still Time to Join the Pretrial Support Team
Register for link Here Future of Environmental Justice Under Trump 2.0Professor Salim will help us understand what we have to face and how we can confront the challenges that will be involved.
Facilitators: Jenni Papp and others tba Dates: February 23, March 2 & 16 Room 207 Contact: [email protected] to register by February 9 This 3-session offering is based upon a webinar that is provided by the Transforming Hearts Collective to equip Unitarian Universalists to understand the current politically motivated attacks on transgender people, gain tools to advocate … Continue reading Build Trans Justice and Safety
UU's Together will continue our conversation and networking to support vulnerable communities under the current administration's attacks on human rights here and abroad. When undocumented immigrants, asylum seekers, LGBTQ+ associates, indigenous, and People of Color are under attack, we are called to surround each person with a network of support by speaking up, escorting, rallying, … Continue reading Support Vulnerable Communities- UUs Together
Fellowship Hall Congregants are always welcome to attend board meetings as observers. This month the Financial Sustainability Task Force will be sharing 5-year projections for three scenarios - Likely, Best and Worst. The meeting will be in person with no Zoom option.
Virtually on Zoom as a Webinar We are excited to announce the public premiere of a 30-minute video, about the history and cultural heritage of the Black Church in Cleveland. This webinar will be led by Dr. Aaron Fountain, who has been working with Cleveland Restoration Society to compile and produce a written history detailing … Continue reading Premiere of “The Black Church in Cleveland”
