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This seven-part summer webinar series begins in June and continues twice each month through August.
Check out the upcoming June webinar descriptions and register today!
For additional details about each summer session, scan the QR code above or
click here.
Dates and topics of the remaining five sessions:
Session 3: July 16
Mid-career Check
Session 4: July 28
Sustainable Investing
Session 5: August 5
Leadership Skills
Session 6: August 19
Money & Ministry
Session 7: August 31
Employer Support
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Session 1: June 10
2:00 pm CT
Multi-Vocational Strategies
Thriving Without a “Traditional” Path: Tools for Part-time, Multi-Vocational, and Bi-Vocational Ministers
As more clergy serve outside traditional full-time roles, sustainability requires creativity, adaptability, and intentional planning. Retirement readiness becomes especially essential for leaders whose income streams are diverse or nontraditional.
This session is suitable for younger clergy, mid-career clergy, rural clergy, multi-vocational leaders, retirees, and employers.
Topics Include
Changing landscape of ministry
A look at multi‑income models
Importance of retirement readiness
Participants will
Identify financial/vocational risks
Understand effects on retirement
Gain next steps and resources
Register now.
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Session 2: June 24
2:00 pm CT
Burnout Prevention
Rest that Sustains the Call: Sabbatical, Renewal, and Burnout Prevention
Drawing on sabbatical stories and formation practices, explore how rest, reflection, and self-care extend the lifespan of ministry and support wiser long-term decisions, including retirement readiness.
This session is suitable for all career stages and ministry vocations.
Topics Include
Sabbatical theology practice
Burnout warning signs
Rest and discernment
Participants will
Value sabbatical investment
Connect rest discernment
Learn sustainable rhythms
Register Now.
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Cornerstone Fund Announces New Chief Relationship Officer Rev. Kimberly Wood
The Cornerstone Fund is pleased to announce the appointment of Rev. Kimberly Wood (former staff at IL UCC) as its Chief Relationship Officer and Vice President, effective July 1, 2026, and will become an integral part of the executive leadership team.
Rev. Wood will be primarily responsible for nurturing and growing relationships with internal and external collaborators of the Cornerstone Fund. She will also be responsible for oversight of the Fund’s Marketing & Communications function as well as Development activities.
Prior to joining Cornerstone Fund, Rev. Wood served as the Conference Minister for the Southeast Conference of the United Church of Christ. Her experience also includes serving as the acting Associate Conference Minister for the Illinois Conference, as a local church pastor at several congregations in Illinois, and as a social worker. Rev. Wood has extensive board service including the United Church of Christ Board, PATHWAYS Theological Education, Inc., Back Bay Mission Board, and Uplands Village Board of Directors.
About the Cornerstone Fund
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Open and Affirming (ONA) Sunday : “We Shall Not Be Moved: Rooted in Love, Justice, and Affirmation”
UCC Open and Affirming Coalition
Sunday, June 28, 2026
In a time when LGBTQ+ people, especially our trans and nonbinary siblings, continue to face fear, exclusion, and political attack, this year’s theme is a declaration of faith, courage, and belonging.
Free worship resources include:
• Theme introduction and worship framing
• Call to Worship
• Opening Prayer
• Prayer of Confession and Assurance of Grace
• Communion liturgy and prayers
• Sermon pathways and preaching ideas
• Children’s Moment
• Music suggestions, including hymns, freedom songs, and queer joy music
• Benediction and sending words
Access the full Open and Affirming Sunday worship resources here.
We invite your congregation to consider taking a special Open and Affirming Sunday offering to support the work of the Coalition. Your support helps us resource churches, train leaders, equip congregations, advocate publicly, and continue building a stronger, braver, more affirming church for LGBTQ+ people. Click here to support the Coalition and help us keep showing up—and equipping others to do the same.
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ONA Webinar:
The Sacredness is in the Streets: Strengthening our Faith and Ourselves During Overlapping Crises
June 25, 2026
6 - 7:30 pm CT
Engage in practical conversations around physical and digital security, de-escalation and direct action best practices, caring for the wellbeing of underrepresented leaders and communities, and challenging Christian scriptural and procedural norms to better meet this moment with courage, clarity, and conviction.
Click Here to Register or scan the QR code above.
Tickets are offered on an honor-system sliding scale.
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Anti-Racism Resources for Families, Youth Leaders, and People Who Work with Youth and Children - United Church of Christ | What OWL is doing: While anti-bias has been an intentional part of Our Whole Lives from its inception, we are aware that there are many places where we can do better. | | | | |
Preparing for July 4th Worship:
A Workshop to Resist Christian Nationalism
Tuesday, June 9, 2026 at 6 pm CT
Join the Clergy Emergency League and the Wisconsin Council of Churches for a 90‑minute workshop to help clergy and congregational leaders prepare faithful, grounded worship and preaching for the July 4th weekend.
On Tuesday, June 9, at 6 pm CT, to get practical resources, hymnody, liturgical elements, and preaching guides designed to resist Christian nationalism and center the gospel during the July 4th weekend.
Learn more and register here.
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Faith, Democracy, and Responding to Christian Nationalism
As part of its Faith and Democracy work, NCCC offers resources to help congregations and people of faith thoughtfully engage the rise of Christian nationalism and its impact on public life.
We believe it is essential for people of faith to be able to recognize when religious language is being used to exclude, divide, or distort the call to love neighbor and seek justice for all.
Explore these resources for reflection, learning, and conversation within your communities:
- Confronting Christian Nationalism resources and presentations
- Recorded webinars and resources
- Educational materials on faith, democracy, and public witness
You can find these materials and more by using this link.
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UCC Movement for Palestinian Solidarity (UCCMPS) is organizing a UCC Delegation to Palestine August 5-14, 2026, and you’re invited to consider joining us. Here you’ll find a one-page description of that experience.
Working with its partners at Sabeel (the Ecumenical Liberation Theology Centre in Jerusalem), UCCMPS spent a year designing an experience that will deepen relationships, expand capacity for “costly” solidarity, and inspire participants individually for the critically urgent work ahead.
Our intention is to travel with at least 15, and as many as 30 leaders, and to meet Palestinian Christians face to face, hear their first-hand testimonies and wrestle with the implications of their call for solidarity, resistance and friendship in a moment of excruciating violence and immense need. We understand that the situation in the Middle East is unstable and dangerous at present; if we cannot travel in August, we hope to organize a delegation to travel in 2027.
Please use the QR code here to indicate your interest in this delegation moving forward. Whether we’re able to travel in August, or whether the delegation moves ahead in 2027, we’re eager to find a lively and committed UCC contingent and to build on the powerful connections UCCMPS has made with these remarkable Palestinian partners.
Questions? Contact the Rev. Dave Grishaw-Jones, Delegation Planning Team, UCCMPS at davidgj@ccdurham.org. See more about UCCMPS.
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NATI-RETI 2026 - Where Now for Visible Justice? | NATI-RETI 2026 is a fully immersive residential theological learning program designed as a pilgrimage across borders - bringing together emerging Christian leaders from the United States and Canada for deep theological reflection and spiritual fellowship. Deadline for application extended to May 31, 2026. | | | | |
2026 PAAM Sunday Materials Available!
Pacific Islander and Asian American Ministries of the UCC 2026 Convocation
Theme: Josiah Generation: Going Deeper in Faith
Irvine United Congregational Church, California
June 24-27, 2026
Celebrating PAAM Sunday 2026 in the spirit of faith made visible through love, justice, and action. This year’s theme, “Do the Works,” calls the church to move beyond words and to embody Christ’s welcome, courage, and compassion in the world.
As we honor Pacific Islander and Asian American Ministries during the first Sunday of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May, we warmly invite all congregations to join in this celebration and witness, as an opportunity to learn, worship, stand in solidarity together, and taste the diversity within and beyond the United Church of Christ.
You can use the worship materials on one of the Sundays in May, host a panel discussion, or explore an AAPI book or film together to deepen your connection with our AAPI siblings. May we all be inspired to serve with hope, unity, and bold witness.
Download the PAAM Sunday 2026 worship materials here.
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'United in Spirit,
Diverse in Sound'
UCCMA Biennial National Conference
www.uccma.org
July 8–11, 2026
First Community Church in Columbus, Ohio
Early Bird Registration extended through May 31
Conference 2026: United in Spirit, Diverse in Sound will offer workshops, worship services, concerts, optional activities and networking to church musicians and worship leaders.
The First Community Church of Columbus, Ohio, which is affiliated with both the Disciples of Christ (DOC) and the United Church of Christ (UCC), will host the conference. Attendees will have access to a wide range of activities designed to refine musical skills and provide valuable resources and ideas for expressing God's Spirit creatively, especially during challenging times. This in-person event is open to all.
Scholarship Opportunity!
The John Stansell Fund is available to UCCMA and UCC members who wish to attend our national conference for the first time but may be limited by financial constraints. For more information or to apply for scholarships, contact Eric Dundore, UCCMA President.
Detailed information here.
Register here. Early-bird discounts available through May 31
United Church of Christ Musicians Association
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Facing Local Church Challenges Today
Association of Interim Ministers (AIM)
Retreat / Conference
SAVE THIS DATE: September 30 - October 1, 2026
Pilgrim Park Camp and Conference Center
26449 1340 N. Ave, Princeton, IL 61356-8790
Save this date! The 2026 AIM Retreat will focus on bringing the skills of trained intentional Interim Ministers to smaller churches in transition.
Rev. Eric Quinney-Burnard, our presenter, has experience inspiring local church leaders to lead their congregations in growth. This allows a single Interim Minister to consult with multiple congregations that would otherwise not be able to afford this informed guidance. Attendees will leave with an in-depth understanding of what challenges our local churches face today, the problems they pose, and practical pastoral responses to them.
This event is intended to enrich the lives of all clergy, as well as lay leaders and anyone involved with church ministry.
Rev. Eric Quinney–Burnard has been ordained for over 40 years. In that time, he served in a variety of capacities, from small to large congregations in urban, suburban, and rural communities. He served in single and multiple-staffed congregations. He has served in single–parish, dual–parish and tri-parish. For much of his 40 years, he has been engaged in Transitional Ministry of some form.
Contact Rev. Tom Cici or Rev. Doug Zimmerman.
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The Great Lakes Creation Collaborative Retreat 2026
At Waters’ Edge: Sacred Relations
United Church of Christ & United Church of Canada
August 23 at 4 pm to August 25 at 11 am
Five Oaks Retreat Centre
1 Bethel Rd, Paris, ON, CANADA N3L 3E3
The Great Lakes Collaborative (GLC) is a network of people from all of the UCC Conferences that touch on a Great Lake, as well as our partners in the United Church of Canada.
The focus is on creation care, especially the sustainability and care of the Great Lakes and other bodies of freshwater. This is the GLC’s 4th Annual Event and the first one hosted by the United Church of Canada.
For more information:
Kathy Douglas, kathymdouglas@hotmail.com, cell: 519 441 0656 (Canada) or
Lisa Hart, Lhart@wcucc.org, cell: 608-438-1571 (US)
Register here.
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Cottage Rentals for June
at Tower Hill Camp
2173 Tower Hill Rd, Sawyer, MI 49125
Anderson Cottage & Bungalow: Each features an open kitchen, dining and living room, plus a full bath, two bedrooms and a sleeping porch that sleeps up to six people.
The Cottages: Each of our three cottages have two bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, lovely screened porch and can sleep up to six people.
To reserve, call 269-426-3881 or email office@towerhillcamp.org.
Download the flyer here and PowerPoint here.
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UCC Sports Camp ‘26 at Pilgrim Park
Princeton, Illinois
Kids who've finished grades 6, 7, 8, 9
June 21-27, 2026
The UCC Sports Camp is wholesome, builds confidence and fosters leadership skills. No matter the level of your kids' athletic abilities they will enjoy team oriented sports and other creative activities that promote sportsmanship and relationships over winning.
Camp at a reduced cost of $325, with limited spots are available. If you have any questions please email Andrew Larsen and/or Matt Rodgers.
Register here.
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2026 Season Tower Hill Camp and Retreat Center
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HUG Camp July 5-10, completed 4th-11th grades, $550 Directors: Carol Currier-Frighetto and Donna Boyko. HUG Camp is a place where God Helps Us Grow memories and friendships that lasts FOREVER! Double the fun by bringing a friend!
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HUG Tenderfoot July 8-10, completed K-3rd grade, $330 Director: Tom March. HUG Tenderfoot gives younger campers the opportunity to experience camp in an abbreviated timeframe suited for their age group! Meet new friends and interact in a very welcoming environment!
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Godstock Camp July 19-24, completed 3rd-9th grade, $550 Directors: Jamie Kirscher and Theresa Graben. Godstock is a week-long camp where youth can make life-long friendships while connecting with nature and their faith. Activities including campfires, sports, games, beach time, archery, worship, and more.
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Godstock Tenderfoot, July 22-24, completed K-3rd grade, $330 Directors: Cindy and Allen White. Campers will engage in activities both with and separate from the larger Godstock campers. Activities: crafts, games, beach time, worship and more.
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Brush Harbor Retreat for Clergy of Color, October 1-3, $250/person Retreat Leader: Eyvette Jones-Johnson. As Clergy, you constantly pour into others; our job is to pour into you. Come to connect deeply with your peers surrounded by the healing power of nature. Learn, write, release, and laugh out loud! Give yourself the gift of renewal and remembrance. Participant registration
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Creation Care Camp
August 3-6, 2026
$300/person with scholarships available
Tower Hill Camp
Join us this August 3-6 at Tower Hill. Youth, parents, grandparents, and all other adults welcome! Youth are free right now, accompanied by a paying adult!
Today’s world is overwhelming with multiple and critical issues surrounding and sometimes assaulting us…not the least of which is climate change.
When I took the prediction seriously by the vast majority of the world’s climatologists… that the earth will be uninhabitable by 2700…I became fearful for the lives of my grandkids as to whether they will live to my age of 81!
But faith buoyed me up as I realized that I don’t believe God created our good earth just to have us destroy it! That’s why a group of us (Illinois Conference Creation Care Team) have put our heads together and created a Creation Care Camp. Additionally, our Creation Care Committee is a resource team available to support local churches with climate care.
We believe that climate change doesn’t have to be an overwhelming downer but poses an opportunity for us to make a difference for the sake of our good earth and its populations, starting with ourselves, families, churches, and communities.
We believe in climate education, spiritual direction, climate action, and advocacy. This is exactly what the Creation Care Camp is!
We’ll hear from Lake Michigan experts, listen to the Native Peoples' understanding of earth as sacred, and learn how to help our churches develop “Green Teams”. We’ll also silently experience God’s creation each morning as we immerse ourselves in nature. Plus, we’ll enjoy Lake Michigan and campfires.
Tower Hill Camp Director: David Russell
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Worship & Concert
Celebrating Asian American & Pacific Islanders Month
Sunday, May 31, 2026
Worship at 10 am and Concert at 11:30 am CT
Eden UCC, 5051 West Gunnison St, Chicago 60630
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Eden UCC invites the public to celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islanders Month with worship and a free concert with Asian-inspired light refreshments on Sunday, May 31, 2026.
Worship starts at 10 am celebrating "Do the Works." Come in person or online on Zoom at
https://ministrelife.zoom.us/j/2954166836
Or call in by dialing: 1-312-626-6799
Meeting ID: 295 416 6836
(or you can just link at our website)
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Pride Night of Remembrance
Open Table UCC
Friday, June 12, 6:30-8:30 pm
North end of Washington Park
101 E Lafayette St, downtown Ottawa, IL
The Night of Remembrance honors members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies who have lost their lives to violence, suicide, AIDS, and other causes related to navigating life as marginalized populations. Attendees are invited to add to a memorial ribbon display by writing the name of someone they wish to remember on a ribbon and attaching it to the display. Ribbons and markers will be supplied.
The program at 7:00 pm pays tribute to those being remembered, including short elegies, prayers, and music. Ottawa native Justin Nixon, music educator and performer, will be this year's special presenter.
In case of rain, Pride Night of Remembrance will be held at the Ottawa Center for the Arts' Great Hall on the ground floor, 910 Columbus Street across from the southeast corner of the park. Use the accessible entrance on Jackson Street.
We appreciate any help you can give sharing word of the event with the attached flyer or our Facebook event page.
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Interfaith Family Pride Fest
First Congregational Church of Evanston
June 14, 2026, from 2 - 5 pm CT
Raymond Park, Evanston, IL
Join us for our third annual Interfaith Family Pride Fest. This celebration of Queerness and the LGBTQ+ community welcomes performers, artists, and booths to Raymond Park for an afternoon of family fun, popcorn, ice cream, and cotton candy.
The event is free and open to everyone.
See you there!
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Climate Action Assembly
Wednesday, June 3, 2026 at 12 pm CT
The Climate Action Assembly will feature two presentations on Wednesday, June 3, 2026 at 12 pm CT.
- Members of Wellesley Village Church will share about how they replaced their oil-fired HVAC system with a geothermal system that will reduce the church’s overall greenhouse gas emissions by 75% as they continue on the path toward net-zero emissions.
- Rev. John Rogers of Union Congregational Church of Montclair, New Jersey will share about a program of international solidarity centered around the climate leaders in the Mayan communities of Belize.
Register here to join us!
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4 Ways to Engage Millennials and Gen Z in Generosity
by Cesie Delve Scheuermann
I wrote a check the other day. Even for this old Boomer, it was an unusual experience. My handwriting was terrible. I hope the bank can read the numbers I scribbled out, let alone my signature. Check writing is so Last Century.
Free Will is my favorite go-to for (free) excellent webinars. Recently, they hosted How to Effectively Fundraise from Millennials and Gen Z in 2026.
This is where I learned that only 8% of Millennials (ages 30-45) prefer to pay by check, and only 25% of Gen Z (ages 14-29) have ever written a check. I also learned that 46% of all U.S. adults did not write a check in 2023. That number will, obviously, continue to increase over time. Churches take note.
Here are my takeaways from the webinar:
Offer them a digital way to give. Churches that long for younger members need to get in the digital game. Make it easy for their generosity to shine. Offer online giving, QR codes, and electronic kiosks (e.g., The Square) during worship. The offering plate is quickly becoming a relic to younger generations.
Communicate differently. That means texting them (nearly a 100% open rate), developing personalized emails, and directly messaging them through social media. In addition, short iPhone videos (think 2-minutes) will capture their attention far more effectively than an email. Here’s an eye-opener: 19% of Millennials never listen to their voicemails (well, that explains why my kids never return my calls).
Give them the opportunity to meaningfully volunteer. If you ask Millennials or Gen Zs to volunteer (which you should do), make sure it’s an opportunity that best meshes with their skills and passions. That means you need to have a conversation with them to find out about their skills and passions. Have that cup of coffee.
Help them be in service to the world. Your outreach to the community is one of the biggest draws for Millennials and Gen Z. Develop more and varied connections to the community. Invite them to participate.
Another thing to note:
Millennials and some Gen Zs are coming into their own financially. Why? Over the next two decades, a whopping $124 trillion will transfer from Baby Boomers to younger generations through legacy gifts. Some Millennials have already been a part of that wealth transfer.
Bottom line:
Younger generations are primed to give to congregations and organizations they feel are authentic, have purpose, and are a place where they belong. It will take educating them so that they know their stewardship/philanthropy matters. It will depend on developing meaningful relationships with them. It will mean doing things differently – things that will take some effort and get you out of your comfort zone. The result? More joyful and meaningful generosity. What a blessing that will be for all generations.
You can reach Cesie at inspiringgenerosity@gmail.com or on Facebook or at CesieScheuermann.com.
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Beyond the Pew:
Evangelism for the Modern Church
A Practical, Action-Oriented Cohort for Growth and Connection
| Join Beyond the Pew, a practical church evangelism cohort with monthly training, mentorship, and tools to help your congregation grow and connect. | | | | |
Racial Justice Workshops
The purpose of these workshops is to equip lay and clergy leaders with shared concepts and vocabulary to recognize racism in our midst and take action to undo interpersonal, systemic, and cultural forms of racism and create communities of liberation where all can thrive.
There are three different workshops being offered in 2026, some for Authorized Ministers and some for both Authorized Ministers and Lay Leaders.
Click on the links below for descriptions and registration for the following courses:
Racial Justice for Authorized Ministers & Lay Leaders - Renewal: Practicing Anti-Racism Together
June 6, 2026, 8:30am - 5:30pm ET, online via Zoom
Questions about how these workshops relate to Racial Justice requirements many Associations have for Authorized Ministers? Review these Frequently Asked Questions.
Download the flyer here.
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Summer Academy at Georgetown University
2026 Center on Faith and Justice Summer Academy, Washington, D.C.
June 14-18, 2026
We are currently accepting applications for our 2026 Faith and Justice Summer Academy. At a moment when authoritarian movements are gaining ground and democratic norms are eroding both at home and abroad, we believe that moral and courageous faith leadership is needed more than ever.
Since 2022, the Center on Faith and Justice has run a Summer Academy designed specifically for pastors, seminarians, graduate students, and those serving in ministry at the intersection of faith and public life.
The Faith + Justice Certificate Program equips graduate students, seminarians, pastors, and faith leaders with the moral vision and practical skills to engage their faith in civic life and lead their communities in the work of justice. Combining formative content from classroom lectures, workshops, and guest speakers with congressional meetings on Capitol Hill and other experiences in the D.C. area, the certificate program constitutes a transformative, immersive experience that supplements academic learning and faith praxis.
This in-person summer academy occurs June 14 -18, 2026. The program cost is $3000, which includes all meals, lodging, and activities.
For more information about the Summer Academy, including how to apply, please visit the Academy website: https://www.faithandjusticeacademy.com/.
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Preparing for July 4th Worship: A Workshop to Resist Christian Nationalism - Wisconsin Council of Churches | Join the Clergy Emergency League and the Wisconsin Council of Churches for a 90‑minute workshop to help clergy and congregational leaders prepare faithful, grounded worship and preaching for the July 4th weekend. | | | |
2026
Racial Justice Training
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Download Creation Justice Ministrie's Bulletin Inserts: "52 Ways to Care for Creation" | "52 Ways to Care for Creation" Bulletin Insert | | | |
The Black Madonna: Sacred Wisdom for a World in Crisis | With Matthew Fox and Colleagues | | | | |
Ordinations, Installations, and Ecclesiastical Councils.
June 28: Service of Installation for Rev. Dr. Joe Gastiger. 3:00 pm at Mayfield Congregational Church in Sycamore. Prairie Association.
Meetings
May 30: Conference HR Meeting. 9:30 am via Zoom.
Jun 1: EA Committee on Ministry Meeting. 11:00 am via Zoom.
Jun 1: CMA Cluster 6 Meeting. 7:00 pm via Zoom.
Jun 4: PA Committee on Ministry Meeting. 9:00 am via Zoom.
Jun 4: Annual Celebration Planning Committee. 4:00 pm via Zoom.
Jun 8: Conference Nominating Meeting. 7:00 pm via Zoom.
Jun 10: Outdoor Ministries Committee Meeting. 9:30 am via Zoom.
Jun 11: FVA Committee on Ministry Meeting. 12:00 pm via Zoom.
Jun 11: CMA Committee on Ministry Meeting. 12:00 pm at Pilgrim Congregational (460 Lake St, Oak Park) and via Zoom.
Jun 13: Conference HR Meeting. 9:30 am via Zoom.
Jun 16: Finance Committee Meeting. 9:00 am via Zoom.
Jun 16: WA Committee on Ministry Meeting. 9:00 am via Zoom.
Jun 16: CMA Council Meeting. 6:30 pm via Zoom.
Jun 16: EA Council Meeting. 7:00 pm via Zoom.
Jun 16: WA Council Meeting. 3:30 pm via Zoom.
Jun 22: EA Committee on Ministry Meeting. 11:00 am via Zoom.
Jun 22: FVA Council Meeting. 6:30 pm via Zoom.
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