Greater Cleveland Congregations (GCC) is hosting an MLK Day conversation and event on Monday, January 20th entitled, “Where do we go from here: Chaos or community?” This is an intergenerational event. There will be activities for elementary aged children, pre-teens, and teenagers. The event, "A GCC Prophetic Conversation," take place at Olivet Institutional Baptist Church … Continue reading GCC MLK Day event: “Where do we go from here?”
On Saturday, January 25 at 10 am we are offering our Considering Membership class. This session covers a little UU background and a lot about what goes on at UUCC and how you might get involved. It's very participatory - we'll try our best to help you get the information you are interested in. Those … Continue reading Considering Membership Class January 2025
Pride for All Ages, an intergenerational group for LGBTQ+ people, meets the 4th Sunday of every month from 11:30-12:30 in the Baker Room. Our next meeting is January 26. Join us!
Join UUs Together January meeting: How do we counter a narrative that seems unstoppable? With the incoming administration promoting policies and actions that strongly conflict with our values and will harm many people, it is seductive to feel paralyzed. Yet we know we have personal and group agency, and can be mobilized to put out … Continue reading UUs Together January: Countering an unstoppable narrative
Speaker: Rabbi Roger Klein, Congregation Mishkan Or, a new synagogue community of The Temple-Tifereth Israel and Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple. While the origins of antisemitism lie in factors as diverse as the crucifixion of Jesus and rules restricting occupations and land ownership, today's prejudices are fueled by different factors. What sustains these toxic attitudes, … Continue reading Antisemitism: What Gave it Birth? What Sustains It? How To Eliminate It?
The Youth Academy program will be holding a pop-up booth in Fellowship Hall during coffee hour this Sunday, Feb 2. Stop by to learn about upcoming programs for youth and chat about the many ways to get involved in this exciting McKimm-funded initiative!
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
