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The Resonance Project’s Last Concert of the Season “Songs of Nature” Join CLE Concierto for an innovative afternoon combining Vivaldi's Summer with native Senegalese folksong and drumming. Tam Tam Magic’s founder and director, Papa Assane M’Baye will join us in this special concert celebrating songs of nature from the European and African continents! Tickets are more...
Forest Hill Church will be joining other churches in our Presbytery at the 2025 Pride in the CLE on Saturday, June 7. We will gather at 10:00 am at Old Stone Church and the march begins at 11:00 am. Following the march, a festival will take place on Malls B & C. There is no more...
Join Forest Hill Friends on June 8 to Celebrate Life and to Support Transplant House of Cleveland! Members and friends of all ages are invited to join Forest Hill's team, the FHC Walkers, as we walk to support Transplant House of Cleveland (THOC) and to celebrate the Gift of Life on Sunday, June 8. The more...
The Racial Equity Book Club will be discussing the book Begin Again by Eddie S. Glaude Jr. Persons interested in reading and discussing books that further individual and collective knowledge about racial equity issues are invited to join the discussions. For more information, or the Zoom links, email racialequitybuddies@fhcpresb.org. The First Congregational Church of Hudson more...
We serve one Sunday per month at North Church. This includes attending worship and providing a meal after the service. Won’t you join us? We will need both food providers and on-site volunteers to bring friendship and hospitality to folks who desperately need it. To volunteer, please contact the church office.
This Other Eden by Paul Harding was a 2023 finalist for the National Book Award and the Booker Prize. This brief, enraptured novel tells the story of a remnant island community off the coast Maine and the young teacher who, in 1912, decides to “save” it. Join Karen Long, the former book editor of The more...
