Conference for UCC churches in Vermont
Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ
First Outdoor Winter Event
Sunday, February 27, 2022
2:00 – 4:00pm
Smokey House Center, Danby, VT
You can download this flyer and post on a bulletin board near you!
Join us on Sept. 22 at 4 p.m. at Grace Church for an afternoon of music.
When: Sunday, Sept. 22, 4 p.m.
Where: Grace Church Sanctuary
About: The Southwest Association of the Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ and Grace Congregational Church will be hosting a concert promoting peace, unity and friendship around the globe. The Grace Church Sanctuary Choir will be joined by local choirs to offer songs of peace. You are also invited to a reception that will follow the concert.
* A freewill offering will be accepted.
One Great Hour of Sharing (OGHS) is one of the UCC special offerings. Your offerings can do more than you can imagine!
On Palm Sunday, April 14, 2019, our congregation will be giving our offerings to OGHS as way to help:
Coin boxes and giving calendars are available on the literature tables just at Grace Church. Follow @OGHS_at_UCC Twitter feed to keep yourself up to date on how UCC is making change with your change.
The Spiritual Growth Committee invites YOU to share in an evening of discovery and civil discourse about IMMIGRATION: Mexican Migrants in VT and Central American Asylum Seekers on our Southern Border.
When: January 31, 2019, 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Where: Grace Church Fellowship Hall
We are located on the corner of Court and West. For parking, enter our lot from
West Street. Street parking is also available on Court Street.
The handicap entrance may be accessed through the north side portico of Grace Church via the parking lot. The elevator is located in the central part of the building.
About: The Spiritual Growth Committee invites YOU to share in an evening of discovery and civil discourse about IMMIGRATION: Mexican Migrants in VT and Central American Asylum Seekers on our Southern Border. Please bring a potluck dish to share at this night of discussion. Child care is also provided to families who wish to attend.
Questions to think about:
Do Mexican Migrants in VT and Central American Asylum Seekers on our Southern Border have anything in common? What do they have to do with our faith and spiritual growth?
You will also have the opportunity to make a donation to the border ministry.
VT UCC minister, Marjorie MacNeill, will be traveling to border towns of in Arizona.
With the funds, she will be purchasing and donating needed supplies for several programs & churches doing amazing and difficult work with the people who have made their way across the Mexico-US border.
She hopes to also provide help to a network of churches and shelters in Tucson who have been offering welcome and assistance to those families with children released from detention. With no resources, these families were dropped off at the Tucson bus station. One of our UCC congregations there recently offered welcome, rest, food, encouragement, support, and needed supplies to over 500 mothers, fathers, and children as they made arrangements to get to families/sponsors across the country.
More assistance is still needed to offer such hospitality and friendship in the city. She’ll also be visiting and bringing needed supplies to a Presbyterian mission on the border in Douglas, AZ and to the border/food-shelf ministry at The Good Shepherd UCC in Sahuarita, AZ near Green Valley. If you have been wanting to offer direct help for such ministry at the border, they would be grateful for financial donations and would handle them faithfully and carefully.
Recognizing our connectedness, let us pray for the ministry of our churches in the Southwest Association:
For the week of June 12, 2016, we pray for the Wallingford Community Church.
For the week of May 29, 2016, we pray for the Shrewsbury Community Church.
