Created by God,
Called by Jesus Christ,
Guided by the Holy Spirit,
We are the Connecticut Conference,
the United Church of Christ in Connecticut.
Called by Jesus Christ,
Guided by the Holy Spirit,
We are the Connecticut Conference,
the United Church of Christ in Connecticut.
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- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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- Eric Anderson: "Senseless" 12:06pm Nov 6
- Michael Ciba: "All Saints, 2009" 1:42pm Oct 27
- Ron Brown: "Spirit Calendar for September 14, 2009" 2:34pm Sep 28
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It's not uncommon, among people with a particular viewpoint on human conflict, to hear that war is senseless. I've used the
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ Share a very special meal for the Christmas season with your friends at Silver Lake.
Location:Silver Lake Conference Center
Time:1:00PM Sunday, December 6th
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ Celebrate Christmas at Silver Lake!
Location:Silver Lake Conference Center
Time:6:00PM Friday, December 4th
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ Today our hearts are with the wounded, with the grieving, and with the dead. -- Eric Anderson #spiritcal
Source: www.ctucc.org
On this mountain the Lord of hosts will make for all peoplesA feast of rich food, a feast of well-aged wines,Of rich food filled with marrow, of well-aged wines strained clear.And he will destroy on this ...
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ We are called to be Ruth and to walk with those who are left behind. --Cecile Gilson #spiritcal
Source: www.ctucc.org
Naomi her mother-in-law said to her, "My daughter, I need to seek some security for you, so that it may be well with you. Now here is our kinsman Boaz, with whose young women you have been working. See, he is winnowing barley tonight at the threshing floor. ...
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ Silver Lake Conference Center's page has news and events from our outdoor ministry site in Sharon. Action Weekend starts tomorrow!
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ One view of the Sacred Conversations on Race during Annual Meeting.
Source: www.ctucc.org
MIDDLETOWN (10/29/2009) -- “Think about it from a participant’s point of view.” Those were my instructions when asked to report on the Sacred Conversation break-out workshops at the 142nd Annual Meeting of the Connecticut Conference. ...
The return to standard time in the fall [which happens this Sunday, November 1!] always startles me. I find
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ Delegates and visitors to the Annual Meeting engaged in Sacred Conversations on Race, considered the financial condition of the Conference, and lifted deep prayers in worship.
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ Annual Meeting is grounded in Sacred Conversations on Race.
Source: www.ctucc.org
MIDDLETOWN (10/27/2009) -- Over five hundred authorized ministers, lay delegates, young people, and other members of the Conference's churches came together at the new Middletown High School Friday and Saturday, October 23-24, for the Fall Session of the 2009 Connecticut Conference Annual Meeting. ....
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ "I wonder if the prophetic word for wellbeing is salvation." -- Charlie Kuchenbrod #spiritcal
Source: www.ctucc.org
This week's author is Charlie Kuchenbrod, Associate Conference Minister for Endowment Ministries for the Connecticut Conference, UCC.
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ has concluded its Fall Annual Meeting. Thanks to all who attended, shared honestly in Sacred Conversations on Race, and work to support the Conference's ministries of reconciliation, teaching and equipping, and faithful living.
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ is holding the Fall Session of its Annual Meeting in Middletown. Today we engage in Sacred Conversations on Race.
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ Seeing is often a way of speaking of our awareness that we connect to the world, from Karen Ziel. #spiritcal
Source: www.ctucc.org
They came to Jericho. As he and his disciples and a large crowd were leaving Jericho, Bartimaeus son of Timaeus, a blind beggar, was sitting by the roadside. When he heard that it was Jesus of Nazareth, ...
Connecticut Conference, United Church of Christ
So what is this "Just Practice?"
Jesus said "The reign of God is in your midst." (Luke 17:21) So maybe, just maybe, building God's beloved community "just" takes practice, persistent, prayerful - even playful - practice. And really, everything we do is "just practice." We may never get it exactly right, certainly not wi...thout the intervention of God's Holy Spirit. Nonetheless, we give it our best shot. We practice. Sometimes we stumble. But we get back up and try again. We pray for the Spirit's participation in our efforts. We keep practicing, together, just because God who loves us calls us to this sacred labor.
Intrigued? Then join us!
Through creative worship, Bible study, shared learning, movement and group reflection, you'll be invited to deepen your own understanding of what "just practice" means to you and your faith community, and to share your insights with others. Together we'll explore what happens when we see, reflect and act on today's reality. We'll add tools for healing to help us live fully into God's call. And then, well, we'll just practice.Read More
Jesus said "The reign of God is in your midst." (Luke 17:21) So maybe, just maybe, building God's beloved community "just" takes practice, persistent, prayerful - even playful - practice. And really, everything we do is "just practice." We may never get it exactly right, certainly not wi...thout the intervention of God's Holy Spirit. Nonetheless, we give it our best shot. We practice. Sometimes we stumble. But we get back up and try again. We pray for the Spirit's participation in our efforts. We keep practicing, together, just because God who loves us calls us to this sacred labor.
Intrigued? Then join us!
Through creative worship, Bible study, shared learning, movement and group reflection, you'll be invited to deepen your own understanding of what "just practice" means to you and your faith community, and to share your insights with others. Together we'll explore what happens when we see, reflect and act on today's reality. We'll add tools for healing to help us live fully into God's call. And then, well, we'll just practice.Read More
Time:5:00PM Friday, November 6th
Location:United Congregational Church, UCC
