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The First Unitarian Church has maintained a presence for liberal religion in Greater Cleveland since 1867. We gather within a tradition dating back to the Reformation that affirms the value of human experience, our need for ever-deepening compassion and understanding, the search for what is true and right, and the interdependence of Life.

We have no dogma or creed, recognizing instead that the Source of Life (by whatever name we may know it) shines through each individual soul in ways that are both common and unique. As a welcoming congregation, we invite all who share these values to be a part of our liberal religious community.

-Reverend Daniel E. Budd, Parish Minister

Ruminations

Submitted by daniel.budd on Tue, 01/26/2010 - 9:20pm.
We're going to shift a century this time - from the 13th century of Rumi to the 14th century of Hafiz.

Hafiz was a Sufi and a poet, like Rumi, and just as well-loved.  A translation of his poetry by Daniel Ladinsky, "The Gift," is one of the top-selling poetry books in the U.S.  In one of the poems in that book, we find this line: "I have found the power to say no to any actions that might harm myself or another."
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