Black women are often praised for strength, resilience, and endurance, but rarely given space to name the cost. This workshop examines how racism functions as a system of power rather than individual bias, and how Black women, including Black trans…
Today, the pursuit of living “more fully and authentically” is a quest that crosses terrains of social influences and self-image, intersecting with political strains for liberation and well-being. As authoritarianism swells its censorship of LGBTQ stories, "The Story of Bob"…
Join us the first Tuesday of each month at 2pm to learn more about what the UCC does at the United Nations! Hear updates from the UCC Main Representative to the UN, Donna Bollinger, on program updates, our interfaith and ecumenical partners, and…
Join us to hear from health educator Brett Niessen, about the impacts of AI on youth.
We are living in the most divided times we’ve known collectively. Between fascism, genocide, war, famine, environmental collapse, and uncertainty about our relationships and what we are called to be in such a time – we find ourselves deepening or…
Creation Justice Ministries has released a new downloadable resource for churches just in time for Earth Month. The new resource is entitled, "The Canopy of Creation: Trees, Faith, and the Work of Justice." The resource invites to consider the following…
Whether we participate in organized religion or not, we often feel closest to God or the sacred when we’re outside and in rapport with the natural world. This is not surprising, as when we trace our lineages back, we find…
Join Amy Johnson and Melanie Davis for a lively discussion about ways to augment your Our Whole Lives program and support sexuality education in your faith community. Get ideas for Sex Ed for All Month in May!
Join us the first Tuesday of each month at 2pm to learn more about what the UCC does at the United Nations! Hear updates from the UCC Main Representative to the UN, Donna Bollinger, on program updates, our interfaith and ecumenical partners, and…
Religious Nationalism occurs when a religious tradition, political agenda, and national loyalty combine to harm those of different faiths. By privileging one community and discriminating against others, it can lead to oppression, violence, and social exclusion, especially targeting people of…
As the world has watched a US- and Israeli-led war against Iran over the past several weeks, the impact has been felt directly in other parts of the Middle East as well, and has overshadowed Israel’s war against Palestinians in…
Ahead of the special meeting of General Synod Thirty-five which will take place on May 9, this is an opportunity to meet the nominee for the position Associate General Minister, Love of Church. General Synod Assistant Moderator Susan Cartmell and…