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I'm looking for Protestant churches in and around Cleveland, any you would recommend? Thanks.
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Tell us more about you. Are you looking for a protestant church that is liberal or conservative. How old are you and where in cleveland area are you? It will help us narrow the options some. In the meantime I'll offer the place I found very welcoming when I was looking for a church home, and a place I still enjoy going back to when I am in the area
I love worshiping at Pilgrim United Church of Christ in Tremont, downtown. They are very community and justice oriented, and welcome everyone. The UCC motto is "no matter who you are, or where you are on life's journey -- you're welcome here."
The church itself is gorgeous - built in the late 1800s with lots of stained glass, including a circular rotunda of glass. (check the pictures of the bldg on their website below!) The building is classic and old fashioned, their ideas are NOT!
They welcome young, old, gay, straight, families, singles, rich, poor, people with disabilities, and just everyone.
In the late 80s they were a dying urban church with about 60 older members who couldnt support the huge structure. They called a young woman pastor who nurturedf the members while growing the church to nearly 400 members!! They are now a vibrant congregation where EVERYONE participates in the outreach of the church. They remodled the beautiful sanctuary and trimmed the arches with hand painted wallpaper borders -- every Tuesday night for a year, members met and painted a professionally designed pattern, so today everyone can claim a part in making the sanctuary beautiful.
The outreach to the needy in the commuinity is sincere. They have a food pantry, a special needs fund, a committment to a 10% tithing mission, and host a homeless "standdown" where tents go up for one or two weekends a year, and services for the city's homeless are available - free haircuts, foot care specialists, health screenings, free food, showers clean clothing closet, new socks & underwear, and mental health counselors.
I love it because after a divorce, I no longer fit the Mom, Dad and two kids mold that was so popular at my church. The programs didn't suit my needs. I felt immediately welcome the minute i walked in the doors of Pilgrim. I visited many times and every time, someone would notice me and welcome me. -- a very rare happening in many churches!
They offer tons of programs, from movie groups & discussions, health screenings and yoga, women's and men's bible groups and spirituality book groups, and youth mission trips.
If you are more conservative, this may not be your piece of birthday cake, but if you want a lively, faithful, Christ following, mission supporting church. Drop in one Sunday!
Grace & Peace !
Tell us more about you. Are you looking for a protestant church that is liberal or conservative. How old are you and where in cleveland area are you? It will help us narrow the options some. In the meantime I'll offer the place I found very welcoming when I was looking for a church home, and a place I still enjoy going back to when I am in the area
I love worshiping at Pilgrim United Church of Christ in Tremont, downtown. They are very community and justice oriented, and welcome everyone. The UCC motto is "no matter who you are, or where you are on life's journey -- you're welcome here."
The church itself is gorgeous - built in the late 1800s with lots of stained glass, including a circular rotunda of glass. (check the pictures of the bldg on their website below!) The building is classic and old fashioned, their ideas are NOT!
They welcome young, old, gay, straight, families, singles, rich, poor, people with disabilities, and just everyone.
In the late 80s they were a dying urban church with about 60 older members who couldnt support the huge structure. They called a young woman pastor who nurturedf the members while growing the church to nearly 400 members!! They are now a vibrant congregation where EVERYONE participates in the outreach of the church. They remodled the beautiful sanctuary and trimmed the arches with hand painted wallpaper borders -- every Tuesday night for a year, members met and painted a professionally designed pattern, so today everyone can claim a part in making the sanctuary beautiful.
The outreach to the needy in the commuinity is sincere. They have a food pantry, a special needs fund, a committment to a 10% tithing mission, and host a homeless "standdown" where tents go up for one or two weekends a year, and services for the city's homeless are available - free haircuts, foot care specialists, health screenings, free food, showers clean clothing closet, new socks & underwear, and mental health counselors.
I love it because after a divorce, I no longer fit the Mom, Dad and two kids mold that was so popular at my church. The programs didn't suit my needs. I felt immediately welcome the minute i walked in the doors of Pilgrim. I visited many times and every time, someone would notice me and welcome me. -- a very rare happening in many churches!
They offer tons of programs, from movie groups & discussions, health screenings and yoga, women's and men's bible groups and spirituality book groups, and youth mission trips.
If you are more conservative, this may not be your piece of birthday cake, but if you want a lively, faithful, Christ following, mission supporting church. Drop in one Sunday!
Grace & Peace !
what are some things i can make with a box?
Q. i have many boxes laying around. what are some fun things i make outtta them? i've already made a planter, a closet organizer, and a funny lil cardboard robot.
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Hi:
Since you ask for it here it is:
Drawers, jewerly boxes, organizers, tents, doll houses, Real houses ( yes- they did that a while ago) desks, beds, Book shelves,Cd holders,Carosel horses- (Merry go round) braclets, car ramps. stencils, art easels, tote bags,bookcovers,journals, chairs, sofas, tables, wall covering , music instruments, cardboard flowers, planting pots, Kithen caddys. ,baskets, A child play house, Pop bottle carriers, envolope pattern, pattern for crafts ,photo alblems, castles, dishes, scale models of things Rocking horse, dart board. Did I forget any thing?
Here are some books that might interest you:
The Cardboard Box Book: 25 Things to Make and Do with and Empty Box
by Danny Walsh, Jake Walsh, Niall Walshe, Josh Halloran (Illustrator), Martin Norris (Photographer)
Recycled Crafts Box: Sock Puppets, Cardboard Castles, Bottle Bugs and 37 More Earth-Friendly Projects and Activities You Can Create
by Laura C. Martin
Playhouses You Can Build: Indoor & Backyard Designs
by David R. Stiles, Jeanie Stiles, Jeanie Stiles, Jeanie Stiles
Glue & Go Costumes for Kids: Super-Duper Designs with Everyday Materials
by Holly Cleeland, Larry Lytle (Photographer), Larry Lytle (Photographer
Candy Containers for Collectors
by Debra S. Braun
Cool Cardboard Instruments to Make and Play
by Dennis Waring
Paper (Materials Series)
by Sara Louise Kras, Audrey Zink-Sharp
Cardboard Boxes
by Nikki Conner, Sarah-Jane Neaves (Illustrator)
Vintage Paper Crafts
by Anna Corba
Easy-to-Make Cardboard Box Craft Projects
by Robert Tomb
365 More Simple Science Experiments with Everyday Materials
by Judy Breckenridge, Muriel Mandell, Louis V. Loeschnig, Anthony D. Fredericks, Frances Zweifel (Illustrator)
Art from Packaging: With Projects Using Cardboard, Plastics, Foil, and Tape
by Gillian Chapman, Pam Robson
Creative Cardboard: Making Fabulous Furniture, Amazing Accessories & Other Spectacular Stuff
by Linda Ragsdale
Hope this helps
Hi:
Since you ask for it here it is:
Drawers, jewerly boxes, organizers, tents, doll houses, Real houses ( yes- they did that a while ago) desks, beds, Book shelves,Cd holders,Carosel horses- (Merry go round) braclets, car ramps. stencils, art easels, tote bags,bookcovers,journals, chairs, sofas, tables, wall covering , music instruments, cardboard flowers, planting pots, Kithen caddys. ,baskets, A child play house, Pop bottle carriers, envolope pattern, pattern for crafts ,photo alblems, castles, dishes, scale models of things Rocking horse, dart board. Did I forget any thing?
Here are some books that might interest you:
The Cardboard Box Book: 25 Things to Make and Do with and Empty Box
by Danny Walsh, Jake Walsh, Niall Walshe, Josh Halloran (Illustrator), Martin Norris (Photographer)
Recycled Crafts Box: Sock Puppets, Cardboard Castles, Bottle Bugs and 37 More Earth-Friendly Projects and Activities You Can Create
by Laura C. Martin
Playhouses You Can Build: Indoor & Backyard Designs
by David R. Stiles, Jeanie Stiles, Jeanie Stiles, Jeanie Stiles
Glue & Go Costumes for Kids: Super-Duper Designs with Everyday Materials
by Holly Cleeland, Larry Lytle (Photographer), Larry Lytle (Photographer
Candy Containers for Collectors
by Debra S. Braun
Cool Cardboard Instruments to Make and Play
by Dennis Waring
Paper (Materials Series)
by Sara Louise Kras, Audrey Zink-Sharp
Cardboard Boxes
by Nikki Conner, Sarah-Jane Neaves (Illustrator)
Vintage Paper Crafts
by Anna Corba
Easy-to-Make Cardboard Box Craft Projects
by Robert Tomb
365 More Simple Science Experiments with Everyday Materials
by Judy Breckenridge, Muriel Mandell, Louis V. Loeschnig, Anthony D. Fredericks, Frances Zweifel (Illustrator)
Art from Packaging: With Projects Using Cardboard, Plastics, Foil, and Tape
by Gillian Chapman, Pam Robson
Creative Cardboard: Making Fabulous Furniture, Amazing Accessories & Other Spectacular Stuff
by Linda Ragsdale
Hope this helps
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