From Meredith Plummer & DRE –6/2/2023

UUA Common Read Discussion in August! Today, UU congregations are grappling with a charge to dismantle white supremacy in ourselves, our communities, and our world. Co-authors Nancy Palmer Jones and Karin Lin—a white minister and a lay person of color—explored five UU congregations’ journeys toward Beloved Community. In Mistakes and Miracles: Congregations on the Road to … Continue reading From Meredith Plummer & DRE –6/2/2023

Social Justice/Public Witness calendar: Memorial Day edition

Don’t forget the church picnic Sunday at 11! Bring something to share, your own table service and games. I was not aware that the land was donated by a First UU member; Embshoff Woods is at 4050 Paul St, Delhi Township: https://www.greatparks.org/parks/embshoff-woods Pride Month is almost here Start with the Northern Kentucky Pride Festival next Sunday, … Continue reading Social Justice/Public Witness calendar: Memorial Day edition

From Amy Bottomley, President, The Board of Trustees — 05/17/2023

Good evening First Church family, At the Congregational Meeting on May 21, you will be asked to vote on adopting the 8th principle. The Motion “First Unitarian Church of Cincinnati, as a member congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association, adopts the 8th Principle to covenant to affirm and promote journeying toward spiritual wholeness by working to … Continue reading From Amy Bottomley, President, The Board of Trustees — 05/17/2023

Tuesday, May 16, 2023 – From Linnea Lose

SUPPORTING LGBTQ+ LIVES:  LEARNING TO BE BETTER ALLIES FOR QUEER KIDS, Part 2  GAPP and Heritage UU Church welcome educator and presenter Tristan N. Vaught (they, them) for a program focusing on Gender Identity Friday, May 19 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Location: Heritage UU Church  2710 Newtown Road, Anderson Township Tristan is a Co-Founder of Transform Cincy. They previously … Continue reading Tuesday, May 16, 2023 – From Linnea Lose

Social Justice/Public Witness newsletter week of 5/8/2

Tuesday at 10 Cincinnati City Council’s Climate, Environment and Infrastructure Committee will debate and vote on a study of the new plan for replacing the Brent Spence Bridge which will free up 40 acres of land for redevelopment previously industrialized in the West End… Wednesday is a trifecta The MARCC Delegates Meeting from noon to … Continue reading Social Justice/Public Witness newsletter week of 5/8/2

UU Summer Camps

Vacation, All I Ever Wanted! This past Sunday, my husband and I finally nailed down our family’s summer vacation plans. We will be heading to Pittsburgh towards the end of June to attend the final day of General Assembly, before exploring all that Pittsburgh has to offer (including a stop at Kennywood). I know, vacations … Continue reading UU Summer Camps

Social Justice/Public Witness newsletter: week of 4/24/23

Thursday at 6:30 The Woman’s City Club’s April Public Forum will spotlight The Hillside Trust’s efforts to protect and preserve the seven hills we live on. Executive Director Eric Russo will discuss current initiatives and former City Council member Laure Quinlivan will feature clips from her new documentary: Living with Landslides. It will be held … Continue reading Social Justice/Public Witness newsletter: week of 4/24/23

SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2023

ANNOUNCING!!! FIRST CHURCH’S NEW MINISTER Rev. Dr. Alex Riegel The Search Committee is delighted to welcome Rev Dr Alex Riegel as First Church’s Developmental Ministerfor the next 4-7 years! Here are some things we have learned about him.   Alex was born in Michigan and although unchurched, was very philosophical and questioning. He attended the University of Michigan in … Continue reading SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 2023