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07
Jun

Anxious Summers – United Church of Christ Anxious Summers

With summer vacation comes a temporary break from morning routines: the frenzy of getting children up, bookbags and lunches packed, sticky syrup faces and hands wiped down, the dreaded drop off and pickup school lines, homework, missing uniforms, and all the daily struggles that come with school and children. During these summer months, parents may

06
Jun

‘Love is Louder’ worship service embraced all

The first weekend of Pride month was capped off in Cleveland with a special Love is Louder — “Love Your Neighbor OUT LOUD” — worship service at Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ in Tremont on Sunday, June 2. The church altar was lit beautifully with the colors of the Pride rainbow, and slides of

05
Jun

A glimpse of Pride in CLE!

The United Church of Christ was a participant in Pride Cleveland, as 16 congregations from around Ohio took part in the parade on Saturday, June 1 as a kick off to the UCC Love is Louder campaign. Here is a glimpse of the joy and celebration that was shared along the route: UCC congregations marched

04
Jun

Webinar discusses the ecumenical work that’s helping millions who are displaced by conflict and natural disasters

In 2023, the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) reported that 110 million people were displaced worldwide due to violence, conflict and natural disasters. And those numbers show no sign of slowing down. By the end of 2024, the UNHCR projects more than 130 million people will be displaced globally. “The number of people forcibly displaced

03
Jun

Vote with Love – United Church of Christ

published on May 21, 2024 This year’s Our Faith, Our Vote campaign asks the church to answer the call of 1 John 3:18 to “let us not love with words or speech, but in action and in truth,” by “voting with love.” To make a just world for all, we as disciples must be grounded in the

02
Jun

Celebrate National Children’s Day with OWL, June 9

The second Sunday of June is celebrated as National Children’s Day, dating back to over a century ago, when the idea was imagined by a pastor in Chelsea, Massachusetts. In 1856, the Rev. Charles Leonard of the Universalist Church set up the second Sunday of June as a time for families to bring their children