Harry's Kitchen Crew wishes UUCC members and alike a Happy New Year. To start the new year off, The Crew is preparing and serving Brunch on Sunday January 14th following the Sunday morning Service. They have planned a menu of Chicken & Waffles with fruit salad, chewy Blondie Bars and warm beverages. Donations are welcome. … Continue reading January Food & Fellowship
About the eventJoin REACH Ohio and The Cuyahoga County Jail Coalition to learn about non-police care response and carceral abolition, and how they work together.WhereTuesday,January 16th 6:30-8:00pmUnitarian Universalist Congregation of Cleveland21600 Shaker Blvd, Shaker Heights, OH 44122 Presented by: Bree Easterling (they/them)Clevelander and disabled Air Force veteran Bree Easterling has a rich background in social … Continue reading Care Not Cages III: Care Response & Abolition
A dramatic reading of the play THURGOOD comes To: Forest Hill Church (3031 Monticello Blvd, Cleveland Heights) Saturday afternoon, January 20 at 3 PM. The accomplished actor Greg White, who was understudy to the play Thurgood by George Stevens last fall at the Allen Theater in downtown Cleveland, will give the dramatic reading. In 2014 … Continue reading Play – Thurgood free January 20th
In person or on Zoom Speakers: Ohio State Sen. Nickie Antonio(D-23), Ohio Redistricting Commission Co-Chair and Senate Minority Leader; Annette Tucker Sutherland, Shaker Heights Chapter Chair, League of Women Voters of Greater Cleveland. In 2015 and 2018, Ohio voters approved amendments to the state Constitution that created a Redistricting Commission to draw districts for the … Continue reading Fair Districting: How to Stop Gerrymandering
UUCC has been asked to support the discussion of proposed amendments to the Final Proposed Revision to Article II of the UUA Bylaws. The first proposed amendment would change wording of the Equity Value (click here for details) and is supported by UUCC delegates to the 2023 UUA General Assembly (GA). The second would add an … Continue reading UU Values Revision Survey Results Due
Please join us virtually on Monday January 22 from 7-8:30pm. What is GCC planning in 2024? Meet GCC delegates and core team members from each of the UU Congregations. Keisha Krumm, Lead Organizer for Greater Cleveland Congregations and Tyeson Douglas, GCC Fellow, will update us on the very impactful first quarter of 2024 Actions. Accountability … Continue reading GCC Update! Start Your New Year With UUs Together!
UUCC is governed by an elected Board of Trustees. The Board is responsible for determining and upholding the mission and vision of our congregation, as well as for making financial and legal decisions. The Board of Trustees meets on the 4th Tuesday of the month. All Congregation Members are welcome to attend Board meetings, except when an Executive … Continue reading January 2024 UUCC Board Meeting
Our January Values Listening Circle will be in-person in the Baker Room (Room 213). We’ll respond to the proposed revision of how we frame our values, focusing on Liberating Love. Sign up here: https://bit.ly/JanCircles
Our January Vision Listening Circle will be in-person in the Baker Room (Room 213). We’ll explore our hopes and vision for the congregation. Sign up here: https://bit.ly/JanCircles
We wear the yellow Side with Love t-shirts that have our congregational logo on the back to rallies and actions. If you missed pre-ordering a t-shirt, there are extras in various sizes for sale now at $15 a peice. Find Suzanne Zilber in the Fellowship Hall after services to buy your shirt. January 28th and … Continue reading UUCC “Side with Love” T-shirts For Sale
On January 30th at 7pm Greater Cleveland Congregations (GCC) leaders will host Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb.
The meeting with Mayor Bibb is about GCC’s Cleveland Neighborhoods Now campaign, which addresses five targeted areas (Fairfax, Central, Lee Harvard, Slavic Village and Mt. Pleasant).
In person or on Zoom Speakers: Jarod Schlacht, Commander #6138, Cleveland Division of Police, First District; Rachel Lovell, Director, Criminology Research Center, CSU Black Americans are 10 times more likely to be killed by gun violence than their white counterparts. Sixty-three percent of Republicans and Democrats are frustrated by the lack of gun laws. Ohio … Continue reading Guns, Violence, Public Safety: What’s Happening Locally?
