Hear ye Hear ye! Have you heard the buzz about the UUA Climate Justice Revival? Over 350 congregations across the country are utilizing the resources provided to create their own version of this national event. UUCC is offering: Saturday September 28 9-1 with snacks Sunday September 29 service at 10:15, followed by Power Hour! You … Continue reading UU’s Together Virtually
Speaker: Rev. Marvin McMickle, Interim Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church of Cleveland in Shaker; Pastor Emeritus, Antioch Baptist Church, Cleveland A group of white Christian evangelicals called Dominionists or Christian nationalists has expanded greatly from a few individuals more than 200 years ago. While they numbered 20% of Trump’s supporters in the 2016 Iowa caucus, … Continue reading The Threat of Christian Nationalism & Project 2025
Looking for a way to connect with others? One of the ways a large congregation can stay engaged and connected to the community is through smaller groups focused on a shared purpose or activity. We have groups for all kinds of interests from food to walking to needlework to laughter. Each in some way supports … Continue reading Small Groups Ministry Fair
Be sure to join us at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 9th for a free concert in our sanctuary! Linking Legacies will be presenting a program of French music, including works by music by Debussy, Ravel, Tomasi, Cras, and Saint-Saëns. The concert will be held in the Sanctuary of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Cleveland … Continue reading Linking Legacies concert at UUCC
You’re Invited: "An extraordinary book. Mohamed Amer Meziane's breathtaking analysis of the making of fossil states opens to a new genre of history writing where the very layers of earth's riches are at its center." —Ann Laura Stoler, author of Carnal Knowledge and Imperial Power, Along the Archival Grain How the disenchantment of empire led … Continue reading The States of the Earth: An Ecological and Racial History of Secularization with Mohamed Amer Meziane
FALL is in the AIR... LEAVES are starting to change their color...FOR THIS YEAR, Harry's Kitchen Crew is making a change to make it better you to be part of the meal. Harry's Kitchen Crew (HKC) will plan and organize the MAIN Entree using the limited oven and stove equipment that we have available to … Continue reading 2nd Sunday Meal October 2024
As part of our Potluck this Sunday which will be co-hosted by the UUCC Membership and Stewardship Committees ...they are asking everyone to consider the following questions to discuss at your tables during the meal. What are you bringing to UUCC? What are you getting from your involvement with UUCC? What are you from your … Continue reading Congregational Conversation
Come to a Movie Night and Community Discussion exploring Restorative Justice for Cleveland, Wednesday, October 16th, 2024, 6:00-8:30 pm at the Warrensville Heights Public Library, 4415 Northfield Rd. The film, “Healing Justice” is a powerful illustration of how restorative justice can heal people and communities. Admission is free and light refreshments will be provided. UUCC’s … Continue reading Restorative Justice Movie Night
Speaker: Andrew Geronimo, JD, Director, First Amendment Clinic, CWRU Free speech is the cornerstone of democratic societies. It allows individuals to express diverse and dissenting views. However, in our current world of rapid technological advancements and shifting societal norms, the boundaries and implications of free speech are being tested like never before. What is the … Continue reading Navigating the Boundaries of Free Speech: Balancing Expression and Harm
Seeking your assistance in spreading the word that the Youth Academy of UUCC is offering the Our Whole Lives (OWL) program for 7th-9th graders. To facilitate the Our Whole Lives 7th-9th grade program as intended by the Unitarian Universalist Association it is recommended that we have at least 8 youth participants. We do not currently … Continue reading The Youth Academy OWL program looking for 7th-9th graders!
Pride for All Ages, an intergenerational group for LGBTQ+ people, meets the 4th Sunday of every month. Our next meeting is October 27 at 11:30 in the Baker Room. Join us! We socialize, talk about the theme of the service, plan activities and events, and build community. All LGBTQ+ people welcome!
On Sunday, October 27 at 6 pm 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 October 2024
Rich conversations are the best way to get to know other people, especially other members of our congregation. All are invited to join the Racial Justice Leadership Team on Thursday, October 24, at 7:15 for a guided experience of one-on-one conversations under the skilled leadership of Lisa Hong.
UUs Together have planned a “gift” for you! In the heaviness of all the concerns about the climate, this election season, and so much more, we need a humor break! Come join us virtually on Monday evening October 28 from 7-8:30pm for a good time. Southwest UU, West Shore UU, and UUCC will each take … Continue reading Laugh with UUs Together Monday October 28 virtually!
Our next meeting is on Saturday 11-2 at 10 am in the church library. Saturday will be the last day of daylight savings time. A reminder that winter is coming. It is a good time to start a new project or finish an old one. In a recent email Peggy suggested, if you are interested, … Continue reading Needlers meet Saturday 11-2 at 10 am
Join your UUCC friends at the Fall Flannel Fling on November 2nd from 3-5pm. Bring chairs for around the fire circle and if you like to share stories or songs, bring those too! We will have cider and donuts, outdoor games, indoor fall crafts. This is a fun time for all ages! And don't forget … Continue reading Fall Flannel Fling
Speaker: Jonathan Entin, JD, David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, Adjunct Political Science Professor, CWRU Presidential powers are now elevated to those of a king, according to Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in her dissent of the recent Supreme Court ruling on Presidential immunity. She said the ruling could enable a President to misuse … Continue reading President or Monarch? Unpacking the Supreme Court Immunity Ruling
