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Letter of Support for Cell Tower at Tower Hill
Rev. Dr. Terrill N Murff
I am writing on behalf of the Illinois Conference Council leadership to express our strong support for the installation of a cellular tower at Tower Hill Camp and Retreat Center.
As a beloved and vital ministry of the Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ, Tower Hill serves as a sacred space for spiritual formation, youth development, and community-building. Ensuring the safety and accessibility of all who attend is of paramount importance.
Currently, the lack of reliable cell service in and around Tower Hill poses a significant concern. In the event of a weather emergency, medical crisis, or other urgent situation, swift and clear communication is not a luxury—it is a necessity. Installing a cell tower would greatly enhance reception in the area and significantly improve the camp’s ability to respond promptly to emergencies, while also ensuring that staff and visitors can stay connected with family and emergency services as needed.
In addition to safety, improved cell coverage would support the camp’s operations, including coordination among staff, communication with parents and guardians, and program facilitation. This upgrade aligns with Tower Hill’s commitment to hospitality, stewardship, and care for all who gather on its grounds.
We commend Tower Hill Camp’s leadership for taking this proactive step, and we urge local officials and stakeholders to approve and support the necessary efforts to install this vital infrastructure.
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Committees on Ministry Leaders' Annual Celebration Training
October 30, 2025
We need a minimum of four COM members from each Association (including the chair) to sign up for this important training event.
Where: First Congregational Church, 615 North First Street, DeKalb, IL 60115
Workshop 1: Critical Work of COM, October 30, 10:00 am -12:00 pm
Workshop 2: Unified Fitness Review, October 30, 1:00- 4:00 pm
Please sign up HERE!!
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Pastoring in an Era of
Christian Nationalism
Presented by the Association of Interim Ministers
October 14 – 15, 2025
Pilgrim Park Camp and Conference Center
26449 1340 N. Ave, Princeton, IL 61356-8790
Christian Nationalism is an ideology that threatens both church and state. This retreat will explore this dangerous doctrine and how pastors might navigate, confront, and refocus its presence in their congregations and broader society.
Leave with an in-depth understanding of what Christian Nationalism is, the problems it poses, and practical pastoral responses to it. This event is intended to enrich the lives of all clergy, as well as lay leaders and anyone involved with church ministry.
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Keynote Speaker, Beau Underwood, is the co-author of Baptizing America: How Mainline Protestants Helped Build Christian Nationalism (Chalice Press, 2024). The book has received several notable awards, including the 2024 top award for non-fiction from both the Religion Communicators Council and the Associated Church Press.
He serves as the senior minister of Allisonville Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Indianapolis, Indiana, and is also a contributing editor to Word&Way. He completed his undergraduate studies at Eureka College, earned graduate degrees in both religion and public policy at the University of Chicago, and is currently a doctoral candidate in public affairs at the University of Missouri.
Tentative Conference Program
Session 1: What Exactly is Christian Nationalism?
Session 2: The Heresy of Christian Nationalism
Session 3: Christian Nationalism - Past, Present, and Future
Complete your Registration and Fees by September 23, 2025.
Register online
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Register for Virtual Christian Climate Training
UCC & Blessed Tomorrow
Saturday, September 27, 2025, from 10:30 am – 1:30 pm CT
September is the Season of Creation, and Blessed Tomorrow is partnering with nine denominations to offer a free live, virtual Christian Climate Training on on Saturday, September 27, 2025, from 10:30 am – 1:30 pm CT and will include breakouts by denomination.
The Christian Climate Training equips you with the knowledge, hands-on experience, and resources to speak and take action on climate change from a Christian faith perspective in your home, neighborhood, church, community, with policymakers, and beyond.
After the training, you’re invited to become part of the Blessed Tomorrow Climate Ambassador Community, which provides ongoing support, resources, events, and a vast community of Climate Ambassadors from across the U.S.
Register for Virtual Christian Climate Training
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Pastoring Can Be a Lonely Road
Starts on September 12, 2025, at 10 am and continues every 2nd & 4th Friday
Persons with ministerial standing in the Illinois Conference are invited to join our Clergy Community of Practice (CCOP), which provides ongoing peer
support for our pastors. Clergy Communities of Practice: offer opportunities to gather online in small groups for learning, reflection, and conversation
“Human conversation is the most ancient and the easiest way to cultivate the conditions for change – personal change, community and organizational change, planetary change. If we can sit together and talk about what’s important to us, we can begin to come alive.”
Turning to One Another: Simple Conversations to Restore Hope to the Future by Margaret Wheatley
Facilitator: Rev. Michelle Hughes, ACM (CMA, Fox Valley)
Please email me for the Zoom link
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OWL Facilitator Training at the Grades 7-9 / Grades 10-12 Levels
Tower Hill Camp, Sawyer, MI
November 7-9, 2025
Join Our Whole Lives trainers Christina Ables Fairman and Craig VanKempen and learn more about Our Whole Lives Sexuality Education for Grades 7-9 and Grades 10-12, and how to integrate worship, prayer and discussion of faith values and principles into OWL for each age group.
This training gives participants the opportunity to become approved Our Whole Lives facilitators at the Grades 7-9 / Grades 10-12 levels.
Learn more and register online = Registration closes October 17.
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New UCC-focused credit union opens - United Church of Christ | Staff members from the Pension Boards of the United Church of Christ launched the Generations United Federal Credit Union (GUFCU), with the hopes of | | | |
FEMA Advisory: DHS Awards $110 Million to Help Protect Houses of Worship and Nonprofit Organizations
ILUCC Disaster Coordinator, disaster@ilucc.org
Federal Emergency Management Agency, fema@service.govdelivery.com
The DHS Center for Faith announces that Federal funds of $110 million are now available to help houses of worship defend against attacks and protect themselves. This center carries out the policies and program priorities of the White House Faith Office, DHS and FEMA for faith and community-based organizations related to all-hazards preparedness, emergency and disaster response and recovery, safety, security, and human trafficking. E-mail us at Partnerships@fema.dhs.gov.
This $110 million, administered through FEMA’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program, may be used on security cameras, additional warning and alert systems, gates and lighting, access control systems, and training programs for staff. This round of awards will be provided to Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh, and Jewish institutions. All faith-based institutions were eligible to apply for grant funding to help defend themselves from threats.
These allocations are the final $110 million of the $210 million appropriated by Congress in the National Security Supplemental. The first round of funding of $100 million was allocated to more than 500 Jewish faith-based organizations that came after the terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, and the murder of two Israeli Embassy staffers.
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Great Central U.S. Shake Out/earthquake preparedness
October 16, 2025 @ 10:16 am CDT
ShakeOut Day is when millions of people worldwide will participate in earthquake drills at work, school, or home!
The Rev. Roger Dart, IL UCC Conference Disaster Response Coordinator invites you to participate in this annual two-minute exercise in early to mid-October.
At 10:16 am CDT on October 16, you can click here to join millions of people
across the world practicing earthquake safety.
You can take your ShakeOut drill on any day of the year, and drill at a time of your choice. You can also include people in multiple locations through video conferencing. There is no need for your congregation to register, as he have registered the entire IL UCC Conference. Just plan a date and time for the exercise and send Rev. Roger Dart an email at disaster@ilucc.org.
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Registration for National Council of Church's
75th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION is Open!
Register online
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UCC Webinar:
Emerging Strategies to Fight
AI Data Centers
Wednesday, September 10 at 12 pm CT
Emerging threats demand emerging strategies.
- The rise of AI data centers has been a driver in the rise in power demand and increasing greenhouse gas emissions in the United States.
- Moreover, the advanced cooling systems required by these data centers necessitate high levels of water consumption which can have serious ecological consequences, especially in places of water scarcity.
- Finally, the technological components of AI data centers require the extracting of rare earth minerals in addition to generating enormous amounts of electronic waste.
The justice concerns intertwined with these issues are many when one considers the racial and economic disparities in bearing the cost of everything from increased utility bills to the harms of climate change.
To address what is at stake and point us toward emerging strategies, we will hear from
- Anthony Rogers-Wright, Black Hive of Movement for Black Lives;
- Nayyirah Shariff, Flint Rising;
- Wanda Mosley, Black Voters Matter; and
- Lindsay Harper, Arm in Arm.
Even if you cannot make our scheduled time of Wednesday, September 10 at 12 pm CT, still sign-up, and we will send you a recording afterward. Register online now!
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170th Anniversary Celebration
Chicago Theological Seminary
Thursday, October 9, 2025
Chicago Theological Seminary is proud to mark a historic milestone—our 170th Annual Celebration—culminating in the highly anticipated C. Shelby Rooks Lecture on "Daring Faith In Dangerous Times" on Thursday, October 9, 2025.
Now, as we celebrate this milestone, we want to hear from you.
Submit a short video (under 1 minute, shot vertically):
- Tell us how CTS has impacted your life, work, or calling.
- What does CTS mean to you?
Prefer to write instead?
- You can submit a written reflection (200 words or fewer) in place of a video.
Your story may be featured in our 170th anniversary videos, publications, and digital tributes—as we honor CTS’s legacy and look toward our future.
Submit your video or written reflection here.
Thank you for helping us celebrate 170 years of courageous, justice-centered theological education.
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2025 Stewardship / Generosity Materials
UCC Resources
Coordinated stewardship materials for your congregation's annual stewardship efforts. “Dreaming God’s Dream” helps people understand the impact our congregations can make in our communities if we generously support them.
Campaign guidance for every step of a year-round or seasonal effort helps leaders make the best use of these robust materials for their specific context and size.
The materials include eight complete worship services, hymn suggestions, sermon starters from eight different authors, plus additional faith formation sessions for children, youth, and adults.
The materials also provide practical tools such as logos, commitment cards, bulletin inserts, and letters.
Order here
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New! Preparation of Volunteers Series &
2025 Wellness Ministries Toolkit
UCC Wellness Ministries
Orientation of Wellness Ministries Volunteers
September 23 through October 28, 3 to 4:30 pm CT
Join us for a 6-week series that provides information about Wellness Ministries, volunteer orientation, and tips on developing or improving Wellness Ministries within your congregation and the communities you serve. Registration is free but limited to ensure a more personalized experience for each individual. Register here.
2025 Wellness Ministries Toolkit - Flash Drive
The 2025 Wellness Ministries Toolkit, compiled into a comprehensive 220-page book, is a valuable resource filled with clear and easy-to-understand information.
When you’re looking for more detailed insights or specific tools for your Wellness Ministries programs, click on the embedded hyperlinks. We chose this format to make it simple for you to find exactly what you need—whether understanding the Who?, What?, and Why? of Wellness Ministries within the UCC, learning from colleagues about how to start or grow your programs in your Wellness Ministries, or gaining inspiration from the examples shared by others.
Order now!
Any questions can be answered by contacting us at WellnessMinistries@UCC.org.
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Manual on Local Church
UCC
This manual is for all settings of the UCC, to fully live into their covenantal responsibilities and privileges under the Constitution of the UCC.
It includes the Congregational Code, a three-part covenantal framework centering local churches; Marks for Faithful and Vital Local Churches, designed to affirm and expand your ministry; Local Church Governance, practical tools for building and sustaining healthy leadership; and Standing Support and Accountability, processes for Associations and Conferences in covenant with local churches, and resources for new and affiliating churches.
Order today!
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Quick Tips for Young People
tenx10
Quick Tips and other youth leader resources are available on the TENx10 website.
Quick Tips are practical, bite-sized resources designed to help you walk alongside the young people in your life. Whether you’re guiding conversations, offering support after school, or simply showing up in the everyday moments, you have a front-row seat—and more influence than you realize.
Got three minutes before you have to get out the door? A 15-minute break at work? That’s all you need.
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NEW! Free and Fearless - Life and Leadership Lessons from Women of the Bible
Friendship Press ~ Publisher of the National Council of Churches
Throughout history, women have shaped families, communities, and nations with courage and conviction—none more so than the extraordinary women of the Bible featured in this book. From the matriarchs of the Old Testament to the faithful leaders of the New Testament, Free and Fearless brings their stories to life, offering timeless life and leadership lessons for today.
As a woman in business who spent four decades being the first female in almost every role she filled, author Madelon Maupin learned firsthand what it takes to confront cultural norms, lead teams, build consensus, and do it with strength, grace, grit, and courage. Drawing on her personal journey and the biblical wisdom that guided her, Maupin weaves practical lessons with inspiration from women like Deborah, Esther, Mary Magdalene, and others.
Order your copy today
Also available on Kindle
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OWL Resources - United Church of Christ | Books & websites for parents, educators, and youth Click HERE for the latest OWL Training Schedule! How to Host an OWL Training: Planning Guide | | | | |
Spirit of Harm Reduction:
An Abridged Toolkit for Faith Leaders
Reducing Harm for Those Facing
Substance Use Addiction
Advocate Health Care
Taken from an interview with Fanya Burford-Berry,
Director - Heroin/Opioid Task Force
Harm reduction is a practical, compassionate approach that meets people where they are.
For faith leaders, harm reduction doesn’t mean endorsing unhealthy behaviors. It means walking alongside people as they make positive changes, offering care without judgment and inviting them into authentic relationships and community.
What Can Faith Leaders Do?
- Meet those facing substance use disorder where they are - Connect with the person first, and their challenge second. Recognize the humanity in these individuals and validate their authentic selves.
- Educate yourself about available resources - Seeking resources for substance use disorder will not only help you support those who need them, but will also connect you with resources for other social and emotional needs as well.
- Don't try to fix it, but connect people to resources - Share resources with those who need them. Just as you would connect someone with a medical need with the appropriate doctor, connect people facing substance use disorders with resources for healing.
Click here to download Spirit of Harm Reduction: An Abridged Toolkit for Faith Leaders
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UCC Toolkit For Faithful Advocacy
The UCC Office of Public Policy & Advocacy is excited to share our new Advocacy Toolkit—a free resource designed to equip individuals and congregations with the tools to build a just world for all.
Download the toolkit today and take the next faithful step in speaking truth to power.
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End Solitary Confinement Act
National Religious Campaign Against Torture
The National Religious Campaign Against Torture has updated materials in support of the now reintroduced End Solitary Confinement Act.
NRCAT Action Alert Page: You are welcome to share the link to NRCAT’s action alert, or copy and customize the wording.
Please write to your U.S. Senators & Representative to ask them to cosponsor the End Solitary Confinement Act (ESCA). If one or more of your Members of Congress are already cosponsors, the system will prompt you to send a thank-you message.
NRCAT and our allies in the Federal Anti-Solitary Taskforce (FAST) are working in support of this legislation toward our ultimate goal of ending the torture of isolated confinement once and for all. Your support is needed today to build strong co-sponsorship for this important bill. You can help by writing to your Members of Congress today.
NRCAT’s Toolkit on ESCA: The toolkit includes social media graphics, including the graphic/statement by Bishop Vashti McKenzie
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Partners in Building 2025
UCC Building & Loan Fund
September 25 and 26 via Zoom
Registration for Partners in Building 2025 is open for church leaders like you looking to think “Beyond Sundays” to inspire new possibilities for your church’s mission and vision. Get ready to dive deep into innovative strategies for community engagement, sustainable growth, and transformative digital outreach as you hear from subject matter experts.
Partners in Building is on September 25 and 26 online via Zoom.
One-day and two-day registration options are both available.
Standard Pricing (through September 22): $100 Two-Day | $55 One-Day
Register Now
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Effective Transitional Ministry Training
Damascus Project
October 9 -10, 2025
The Damascus Project is hosting an on-site Effective Transitional Ministry training at the Wisconsin Conference's Daycholah Center, Green Lake, WI, on October 9-10, 2025.
This course offers 14 CEUs from the Interim Ministry Network. The cost of $350 includes lodging at Oak Mound Lodge, five meals (B-L-D on October 9, B-L on October 10), snacks, and the training and materials.
The trainer, Rev. Chris Hart, UCC minister and IMN trainer, offers an outstanding core introduction to interim work.
We'd love to invite those from the Illinois Conference to join the course. Daycholah Center is about 3 three hours from Chicago, a 2 two-hour drive from the Rockford area, and two and a half hours from DeKalb, so potentially accessible from several points across the Illinois Conference.
See the flyer here. Register online here.
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Join a Healing Centered Learning Cohort
Advocate Health Care
Journey with other leaders to learn practical skills for trauma-informed and healing-centered spiritual care. Advocate Health Care is partnering with several other organizations to offer in-depth learning opportunities for faith leaders who want to build trauma-informed and healing-centered congregations or organizations. Our unique approach is rooted in the wisdom of the Restorative Justice and relationship-based social transformation movements.
Join one of these learning cohorts:
Healing-Centered Restorative Justice: September 16, 17, and 18 with follow-up sessions. A deep immersion into restorative approaches to addressing trauma and promoting healing. Time & Location: Sep 16, 9 am – Sep 18, 5 pm, 2700 W Wilcox St, Chicago, IL 60612
Journey to a Healing Centered Organization: November 13 and 14. This 2-day training equips faith and organizational leaders to employ a unique, relationship-based approach to understanding trauma and developing skills for healing-centered leadership.
Time & Location: Nov 13, 9 am – Nov 14, 4 pm, 2700 W Wilcox St, Chicago, IL 60612
For more information, contact Darlena at darlena@courage2love.org.
Because this program is supported by a grant from the Chicago Department of
Public Health Office for Violence Prevention, applications from faith communities and organizations located in or serving the city of Chicago will be prioritized.
Find more information here.
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Both Six-week Courses begin September 17, 2025
Pathways Theological Education
What is the Bible?
This is the first course in the Dickinson series of three Bible courses. People log in at different times and different days but work on the same weeks assignments and participate in discussion questions.
Exploring the Bible, Rev. Anne Robertson, author, as the foundation, this course introduces participants to the Bible in its many contexts: as sacred story and as literature, as moral guide and historical guide.
Participants who complete this course will be prepared to continue their Biblical journey with the Old Testament and New Testament courses based on the other volumes in the series. This introductory Level 1 Bible Course is based on the Exploring the Bible Dickinson Series by Rev. Anne Robertson, published by the Massachusetts Bible Society
With questions and/or to register, contact the Registrar, Melissa Ashmore, registrar@pathwaystheological.org.
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Professional Boundaries and
Ministerial Self-Care
A Level 3 Synthesizing Course
Ethics are a set of principles for appropriate conduct. While often based on morals, which is the understanding of what is right and wrong, ethics differs from morality.
In this course, we will explore ethics and their application for professional pastoral ministers. We will consider the boundaries that define the relationships between professional pastoral ministers and congregants. We will also consider how the professional minister’s right to privacy helps to maintain appropriate boundaries and serves as an essential aspect for self-care.
Go to the PATHWAYS to learn more.
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Boundary Awareness &
Racial Justice Trainings
Six-hour trainings via Zoom over two days.
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Healthy Conflict Workshop for Leaders
Enkei Resolutions
September 17, 2025, 10am to 2pm CT
Churches want to avoid conflict, but the truth is that healthy conflict is what makes growth possible.
If you are interested in learning and practicing tools for addressing conflict in your faith community, sign-up for this Zoom workshop on September 17, 2025, from 10 am to 2pm, Central Time. The cost is $50/person. A fifty percent discount is available for churches signing up two or more leaders —please email for more information.
Click here to learn more and register
Questions? Email dweible@enkei-resolutions.com.
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The St. John Church – Celebrates
Civil War Soldiers
Saturday, October 11, 2025, at 10:00 am CT
Please join us for a special Civil War Memorial Dedication Ceremony on Saturday, October 11, 2025, at 10:00 am CT at St. John UCC in Palatine, IL.
We will honor the memory of three courageous Civil War soldiers from our church community and reflect on their sacrifice for freedom. This event will include a memorial service, music, and a remembrance ritual. All are welcome—rain or shine.
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Clergy Praycations...
Tower Hill and Pilgrim Park are once again offering Praycations - a time of rest and recreation for our clergy.
Clergy and their families are invited to register for a three- day, two-night stay at either Camp. Registration fee is only $60. Our Clergy Praycations are made possible through a generous grant from the Brown Endowment/United Church Funds.
This is a time, not to learn something new or acquire another skill, but to take a deep breath. We invite you to step away to renew and refresh, to play and to laugh! We offer this time so our clergy are able to continue to serve our congregations and communities with integrity and vitality, and to respond to the call of God with courage and compassion.
Please contact Tower Hill at 269-426-3881 or Pilgrim Park at 815-447-2390 to schedule.
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Illinois Conference
Women’s Retreat
October 3-4, 2025
Pilgrim Park Camp and Conference Center Princeton, IL
- Do you ever have difficulty praying?
- Have you ever felt God is not listening to your prayers?
- Interested in learning different ways to pray?
Then join us at the Illinois Conference Women’s Retreat where our theme is “When You Pray…An Exploration of Prayer Practices.”
The overnight retreat begins late afternoon on Friday, October 3, with dinner at 6 pm, and concludes around 3:30 pm on Saturday, October 4, at our beautiful Pilgrim Park where there will also be time for you to relax, refresh and renew yourself.
Gather with old friends, new friends, and even bring some friends with you! Our rooms will be in the Upper Conference Center and Higgins Lodge where linens are provided (bedding and bath).
Questions? Registration?
Contact Carol Currier-Frighetto - 815-277-6041 or ambsnana@aol.com
Registration closes September 21st
Register online now!
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Ordinations, Installations, and Ecclesiastical Councils
Sept 13: Service of Ordination for Marian McKinney. 11:00 am at Trinity UCC in Chicago. Chicago Metropolitan Association.
Sep 14: Service of Installation for Rev. Paulo Gustavo Franca. 3:00 pm at Winnetka Congregational Church. Chicago Metropolitan Association.
Sep 21: Service of Installation for Rev. Barbara Lohrbach. 10:00 am at Zion UCC in Gilman. Eastern Association.
Sep 28: Service of Installation for Rev. Abigail Lutz. 3:00 pm at Glenview Community Church. Chicago Metropolitan Association.
Meetings
Sept 6: Personnel Committee Meeting. 9:30 am via Zoom.
Sept 8: Stewardship Committee Meeting. 6:00 p.m. via Zoom.
Sept 9: LEEAP Committee Meeting. 6:00 p.m. via Zoom.
Sept 10: Outdoor Ministries Committee Meeting. 9:30 a.m. via Zoom.
Sept 11: FVA Committee on Ministry Meeting. 9:00 a.m. via Zoom.
Sept 11: CMA Committee on Ministry Meeting. 12:00 p.m. via Zoom.
Sept 13: Conference Council Meeting. 9:00 a.m. via Zoom.
Sept 15: EA Committee on Ministry Meeting. 9:30 am via Zoom.
Sept 16: FAB Meeting. 9:00 am via Zoom.
Sept 16: WA Committee on Ministry Meeting. 9:00 am via Zoom.
Sept 16: CMA Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m. via Zoom.
Sept 18: EA Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m. via Zoom.
Sept 22: FVA Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m. via Zoom.
SAVE THE DATES! Fall Meetings & Annual Celebration
Sept 20: Chicago Metropolitan Association Fall Meeting. 10:00 am - 1:00 pm via Zoom. Register online here..
Sept 27: Eastern Association Fall Meeting. 9:30 am - 3:00 pm at Plainfield Congregational Church. Learn more and register here.
Sept 28: Prairie Association Fall Meeting. 2:00 - 3:30 pm via Zoom. Register online here.
Oct 11: Fox Valley Association Fall Meeting at First Congregational Church in Downers Grove. More details and registration information are coming soon.
Oct 18: Western Fall Association Meeting. 10:00 am - 2:30 pm at First Federated Church in Peoria. Learn more and register here.
Oct 30 - Nov 1: Conference Annual Celebration & TPIRC Education Summit at First Congregational UCC in DeKalb. Details are being finalized. Registration will open soon.
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Please let us know if you have a job opening you would like to share,
and also update us once the position is filled. Contact Sarah Lohrbach.
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