Welcome
The Unitarian Universalist Society of Cleveland is a progressive religious community located in the Coventry neighborhood of Cleveland Heights. We are a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations. As a Unitarian Universalist congregation we are a non-creedal community. We do not require anyone to subscribe to a specific set of beliefs to be a member of the Society. Instead we live by a covenant that encourages ethical behavior, affirms democracy, celebrates the worth of each individual and unites us in a search for meaning and in reverence for the great mystery that is life.
We are a welcoming congregation and all persons are warmly invited to participate in the life and activities of our community, regardless of color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, physical or mental abilities or economic status.
We hope that you'll us join as we strive to create a diverse, spiritually-uplifting, life-affirming and justice-centered community.
Upcoming Events
Black Humanism, February 7, 2010, 11 a.m.
Worship Leader: Rev. Colin Bossen
Worship Associates: Walter Nicholes
and Valerie McFadden
Musician: Karin Tooley
In the early 1970s, African American Unitarian Universalist theologian William Jones famously asked: "Is God a white racist?" His question helped define the emerging movement of black humanism. This service will look at what black humanism is, where it has come from and its relationship with Unitarian Universalism.
The Beloved Community, February 14, 2010, 11 a.m.
Worship Leaders: UUSC Worship Associates: Amy Collins, CLL, Michael Hugill, Mariamne Ingalls, Valerie McFadden, Walter Nicholes and Emily Tuzson
Musicians: Karin Tooley and UUSC Choir, Barbara Boyd, Director
One place that many Unitarian Universalists find acceptance and love is within the Beloved Community. This Valentine's Day, we will explore the meaning and significance of the Beloved Community.