Ralph Waldo Emerson, On Love, Beauty and the Purpose of Life “The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well. It is not the length of life, but the depth that matters. … Continue reading SJ/PW — 02/13/23
Monday at 7 P.M. Tonight at 7, an educational forum will be held at Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church: Finding Common Ground. Co-sponsored by our community partner, Intercommunity Justice and Peace Ccnter and the SW Ohio Poor People’s Campaign. Tuesday at 7 P.M. Tomorrow at 7, Heritage UU will host a forum at 2710 Newtown Rd, Cincinnati … Continue reading SJ/PW — 02/06/2023
A National Celebration UU the Vote Good Trouble Congregation Celebration UU THE VOTE ACTION Tuesday, February 28, 2023 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM ET It’s time to celebrate! In 2022, we collectively reached over 2 million voters. Let’s celebrate the work, partnerships, and moral courage of our community who got into #Good Trouble in 2022. … Continue reading From Karen Rohrer — Heads Up
GenOUT LGBTQ+ You are invited to LGBTQIA+ youth concert on Feb. 26. St. John’s Unitarian Universalist Church in Clifton is hosting the GenOUT LGBTQ+ and allied youth choir from Washington, DC on Sunday, February 26th. Paul Heins, choir director, and St. John’s invite all UUs and LGBTQIA+ advocates folks to attend their worship service at … Continue reading From Linnea Lose — Opening Hearts
Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition The Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition is a unified social action agency, fully committed to its ultimate goal: the eradication of homelessness with respect for the dignity and diversity of its membership, people experiencing homelessness and the community. Our Coalition works towards this goal by coordinating services, educating the public, and engaging … Continue reading From Social Justice Committee – February 2023
BLACK HISTORY MONTH In collaboration with the Cincinnati Art Museum, explore the history, arts and culture of the Black experience in the US. Thanks to Julia Almaguer for sharing this little gem: 28 Days of Black History BLACK MOVEMENT THOUGHT Starting tomorrow at 9 pm you can join Lynn Burnett, who was absolutely amazing as the facilitator of … Continue reading SJ/PW — 02/02/2023
Patriarchy Discussion for Men & Women Tuesday at 7, Heritage UU in Newtown will host a forum on patriarchy that is open to men and women to discuss what the patriarchy is and how it affects all of us. It will be facilitated by Tracy Jo Duckworth in the Heritage Room. Patriarchy could be defined … Continue reading SJ/PW 01/20/23
Earth Care Team Thanks You Thanks to all who helped us load Denise’s van with Styrofoam! We will collect it again so keep saving it or deliver it to the Hub on your own. Future collections will be made of shoes and denim that cannot be donated as well as usable linens, such as sheets, … Continue reading From Janet Schneider — 1st Church Bulletin
Ohio End of Life Options would like you to Meet Us at the Movies to view: “Jack Has a Plan”. This screening will be held at the Mariemont Theatre, 6906 Wooster Pike. More info here. Then at 5, Allen Temple AME will host the Faith and Freedom Cincinnati Candidates forum at 7080 Reading Rd, Cincinnati OH … Continue reading Sunday 01/9/2023
The Ohio Prison Arts Connection The Ohio Prison Arts Connection is sponsoring an event this Friday January 13 at the Herndon Gallery. Artwork by 13 returning citizens will be on display (and you can buy the silkscreens, too). The exhibit starts at 3:00, and then at 4:00, 4 returning artists will be on a panel, moderated by Jessie Glover, … Continue reading From Jane Kay — 1st Church Bulletin January 10
