East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church

06/07/2026

East Shore UU at Pride in the CLE

05/23/2026

Well, then, it seems that we are a group of truly BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE at East Shore UU (see below). Come check us out any Sunday at 10:30 am. We'd love to see you and share a cup of coffee or tea - or just conversation.

04/28/2026

Don’t miss our Annual Breakfast Bonanza. It’s THIS Sunday, May 3rd. Come at 10:30 am for our Sunday Service and stay for breakfast! Everyone is welcome at East Shore UU.

04/19/2026

The essence of Unitarian Universalism ❤️

04/16/2026

Today, the Unitarian Universalist Association calls for an end to the war in Iran in a letter to President Trump and other U.S. leaders.

The letter names this military action as a violation of our deepest commitments and warns that it threatens religious liberty. It also makes clear that this “illegal and destructive use of military force cannot be justified on the grounds of human rights,” and puts Iranian people at further risk of harm.

Grounded in a generations-long witness for religious pluralism, the UUA affirms that many people of faith oppose imperialist aims masquerading as religious commitments.

UU leaders are also inviting others to join them—add your name to the public letter.

04/15/2026

Come join us at 10:30 am on Sundays. Together we can make a difference.

03/01/2026

We are all interconnected.

03/01/2026

Statement from the Unitarian Universalist Association …

In 2025, the UUA reiterated its opposition to such military action. We do so again today, and every day these armed attacks continue.

01/08/2026

Thank you, Rev. Elaine, for capturing what we're all feeling.

01/08/2026

The UU Organization, Side with Love, offered this statement today.

Statement on the killing of Renee Nicole Good by ICE:

We grieve the killing of Renee Nicole Good, a 37 year-old mother and legal observer, by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis yesterday—an act of state violence that has stolen a life and reverberates through an already-wounded community. This is not an isolated incident, but the result of policies that criminalize immigration and enforce borders through fear, surveillance, and force rather than care.

Side With Love is in solidarity with immigrant communities in Minneapolis and across the country who live under constant threat of detention, separation, and death at the hands of the state. We are in solidarity with the faithful masses of people showing up to build a world where the worth and dignity of all are held as sacred and unshakable truth. As people of faith and conscience, we are called by love to tell the truth about this violence, to accompany those most impacted, and to keep organizing toward fulfilling the promise of our communities and institutions to make safety, belonging, and freedom real for all.

We join many others in demanding accountability and an immediate end to I.C.E. operations in all our communities. We invite all people of faith and conscience to grieve together, to refuse the normalization of state violence, and to commit themselves to the long work of transforming the systems that betray our deepest moral and spiritual commitments.