MP10606 : The Art of Worship – Final Outcome Project April 11, 2025 Table of Contents Introduction Initiation of Worship The Structure...

Ministry often calls us to walk alongside others, offering support not just in spirit, but through tangible acts of service. Recently, I...

Pathways Theological Education Making Sense of Theology, January 2025 Mid-Term Reflection Paper - Grade = A Those of us who identify as...

Black America just had its Bishop Budde moment. White people need to listen and respect it.

The United Church of Christ (UCC) has long been a champion of justice and inclusion, affirming the dignity and worth of all people. A key...

Bridging difficult differences can only be done by understanding the different moral foundations that drive each of us.

This article was original published by the UCC's Open and Affirming Coalition here . Attending the Open & Affirming Coalition’s national...

In today’s rapidly changing world, theology is evolving, growing more inclusive and accessible for everyone. One of the most significant...

Whole Lives Matter because people are complex, intersectional, and fearfully and wonderfully made in an infinite diversity and beauty.

When considering the intersection of ethical non-monogamy, polyamory, and faith, many Christians may find themselves grappling with...

September 2, 2023 - Undelivered Sermon From the Gospel of Mark 1:40-42: A man with leprosy came to him and begged him on his knees, “If...

In response to the brutal murder of George Floyd, my friend Andréa and I recorded seven conversations about racism. This is what happened.

A 9-Step Path to Racial Justice in the Southwest Conference of the United Church of Christ

When we bless others sometimes we are blessed manyfold in return. We must always stay open to connection with our fellow humans.

The celebration of love and inclusion was central to the mission of Jesus Christ. Happy Pride Month!

June 14, 2023 While the Southern Baptist Convention relegates women to the pews, the UCC celebrates the strength of our women and their...

We recognize the pain inflicted by the church on LGBTQIA+ people, and seek forgiveness and healing to move forward in God's love for all.

LGBTQIA+ people often develop a deep sense of shame in their youth. Healing from this shame requires a lifetime of work and the love of God.

Listening to one another is a key part of being a Christian. It allows our hearts to be impacted by the experience of another.