Dios NO Discrimina
Juan 1:45-51 Nueva Versión Internacional (NVI) 45 Felipe buscó a Natanael y le dijo: ―Hemos...
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Commentary: Uprooting the Sources of Harassment
Sexual violence against women is not new. Stories are disturbingly abundant in our ancient texts...
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Commentary: Do New Year’s Resolutions Actually Help Anyone?
Growing up, my siblings and I made many New Year's resolutions at the closing of each year. Some of...
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Christmas Day
Listen to the podcast https://soundcloud.com/theucc/christmas-day Read the...
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Commentary: “Not in Our Town”
In December of 1993 a paving stone was hurled through 5-year-old, Isaac Schnitzer's bedroom window...
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Hope is Born Anew
For a child has been born for us, a son given to us;authority rests upon his shoulders; and he is...
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Commentary: Working for Justice is Intergenerational
A few years ago I sat around a table with my colleagues at the national offices of the United...
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At Christmas, Love Wins
In his Christmas Message, United Church of Christ General Minister and President the Rev. John C....
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Mary’s Song and Justice for #EachGeneration
There is a particular cultural outlook that continually reappears in the Bible but never seems to...
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JPANet December 2017/January 2018 Newsletter
Getting to the Root of It For Unto UsBy Rev. Dr. Sheila GuillaumeWhat does it mean for us to claim...
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It’s Not Over Yet: Stop the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
Great thanks to all of you who acted on our faith call to love our neighbor by opposing the Senate...
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Commentary: Toward a Global Compact on Migration for the Well-Being of All
Global movements of people always have been a reality. Today, displacement is accelerating because...
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For Unto Us
For a child has been born for us,a son given to us;authority rests upon his shoulders;and he is...
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Clean Space for a Green Planet: Ecology for the Space Age
In 2015, the UCC General Synod passed a resolution on Responsible Stewardship of the Outer Space...
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What About the Children?: A Moral Argument for the Clean Power Plan
At a public hearing on the EPA’s plan to roll back the Clean Power Plan that requires states to...
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Movement Theology: Leon White Reflects Back on a Movement’s Start
On September 15th of 1982, more than 125 people gathered at Coley Springs Baptist Church in Warren...
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The First Woman on the Eden Seminary Faculty
St. Louis’s Lafayette Square, now an affluent neighborhood of restored Victorian homes, was a...
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The Price of Freedom?
On the evening of October 1st, a lone gunman opened fire on a crowd in Las Vegas, killing 58...
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Commentary: Welcome the Stranger Without Caveats or Conditions
As a longtime advocate for just immigration reform, I have been following and amplifying the call...
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Grass That Grows Thru the Crack: Gratitude Amid Hard Times
More than one classic cartoon character has been portrayed as being so beset by misfortune that he...
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