Reproductive Justice Means More than Being Pro-Choice
Much of my focus has been on the reproductive justice (RJ) landscape and its movements since I...
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Channeling Rage
Jessica QuinnOnline Communications Specialist, Washington D.C. Office On June 11, staff...
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Juneteenth: A Day to Remember
Traci Blackmon Associate General Minister This week, for only the second time in history,...
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Longing & Hope
Listen to the podcast https://soundcloud.com/theucc/jess-chancey-longing-and-hope Read the...
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It All Starts at Home
Fellow, CHHSM Council for Health and Human Services The national eviction ban ended on...
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A Tiny House aims to provide big solutions for South Carolina LGBTQ community
When LGBTQ individuals near the campus of Clemson University, in the areas of upstate South...
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Hope Station Nogales to provide reverse sanctuary to deportees in Mexico
A United Church of Christ sanctuary church offering immigrants refuge in the Arizona borderlands...
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Houston teens learn wage activism from working adults like them
This summer, with a grant from the United Church of Christ’s Neighbors in Need offering, 24 high...
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UCC Roots Archive
2021 2020 December 2020 - Scott LibbeyNovember 2020 - Abner JonesOctober 2020 - Roger...
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Philip Schaff: A Christian Committed to Religious Liberty
Today, as views of religions are cultivating conflict, those of us in the United Church of Christ...
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She Enriched Understandings of Pastoral Care
Peggy Ann Brainard—known later as Peggy Ann Way (1931-2016), grew up in Michigan. She completed...
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Helen Kenyon: A Remarkable Church Leader in Difficult Times
The shaping of the United Church of Christ in the 1940s and 1950s was difficult. Although...
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Elise Kettler Longed to Tell the Story of Christ’s Love
Zenana missions were an important part of missionary work in India in the 19th and early 20th...
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He Focused on Christian Nurture
Most New England Congregationalists in the 1800s were “Calvinists” —followers of the...
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Building Bridges, Sustaining a Legacy
As thousands of American pioneers spread West on the frontier in the 1800s there was great need...
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Living the Gospel of Justice
From the beginning, those who formed the United Church of Christ were committed to a gospel of...
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Lourdino Yuzon: A Filipino Leader
In 1521 a Spanish explorer named Magellan visited a group of islands along the coast of...
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The Forest Minstrel: Lydia Jane Wheeler Pierson
Popular magazines and newspapers flourished in the early 1800s, giving clergy and lay members new...
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Abner Jones and Our Christian Tradition
Frontier settlers in early America were not impressed with religious institutions. Many...
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Don West: An Agitator
Jesus was a common man, able to slip through a crowd unseen, and often not recognized by religious...
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