We worship in person every Sunday and we will continue to stream our worship services on Zoom . Our worship services on Sundays at 10:30 AM are open to all who wish to join us. Please Email office@swuu.org to request our Zoom link.

June 7, 2026 at 10:30 a.m.
Life is Reason

Why did we evolve to become social creatures? Why do we choose to gather in places like this one?
Why is Project Hail Mary the best story of all time? I can only answer that last question objectively; the
rest, I will do my best to share for your consideration the conclusions I’ve drawn after much pondering.
NOTE: I will do my best to refrain from including major plot spoilers for Project Hail Mary, but I will
be expounding on its main themes and messages so if you want to avoid spoilers, this is your warning!

-Led by Eli Butler
Worship Associate: Janet LaBonne
Focus Collection: The LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland

June 14, 2026 at 10:30 a.m.
Church Picnic at North Park

Come gather with us at North Park (3595 Grafton Road in Brunswick)! We will have a short worship
service outside at 10:30 and afterwards we will enjoy a picnic potluck, games, fellowship, and fun!
Bring a picnic dish to share and your own beverages. There are picnic tables in the pavillion, but you
may also want to bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket. Please note that there will be no worship in our
SWUU building on this Sunday.

-Led by Rev. Ali Peters
Worship Associate: Val Hura

June 21, 2026 at 10:30 a.m.
Pride Sunday

Come this Sunday as we honor Pride with a service of love for all LGBTQIA+ beloveds. Those who
wish to will be invited to receive a glitter blessing — a recognition of the sacred beauty inherent in every
person. During this service we will also officially welcome new members to our SWUU
community! And we hope you will stay after the service for our Annual Meeting.

-Led by Rev. Ali Peters
Worship Associates: Kirk Jusko & Deb Celinski

June 28, 2026 at 10:30 a.m.
The History and Philosophy of the Three Sisters Planting Method

For centuries Indigenous people across the Americas have used the Three Sisters Planting method. The
Three Sisters Planting Method has grown to be more than just crop management. Learn how The Three
Sisters and their symbiotic relationship has shaped tribal views in the Ohio region.

-Led by Kristi Campbell, Three Sisters Intertribal Organization
Worship Associates: Mike Gold & Kirk Jusko