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New Members Joining – January 17 at 10:30am Worship Have you been considering CUCC as your community of faith? There will be an opportunity for new members to join on Sunday, Jan. 17. If you’d like to know more, please reach out to Pastor Lacey (lacey.cucc@gmail.com) Why become a member of Community United Church of Christ? Membership is taking the leap of belonging. In the covenant of membership, a person and the congregation promise one another to be in relationship with God and with one another. You join a journey in progress of people who are also trying to figure out how to live in the model of Jesus. In the thousand small tasks of being a community, in the decisions about community goals or how to spend money, you’ll practice together being Christian, figuring it out together as you go along. Over time you’ll be known and loved as you are, grand and flawed, and you will find deep friendships. Of course, at CUCC some people who journey with us have chosen not to make that c

Invite your friends for shared reflection following the two-part PBS series "The Black Church:  This is our story, this is our song" by scholar and educator, Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr..  The two-part series traces the history of the Black church in America.  The reflection the week after the series concludes is an opportunity to share with one another what we learned, and, for those who have worshipped regularly with a US Black church, to tell us how their experience compares to that described in the series.  This reflection time is offered as part of Community UCC's ongoing commitment to having Sacred Conversations on Race and is sponsored by CUCC's Racial Justice Affinity Google Group.  For more information, contact Jane Smith at smithjeg@mindspring.com. The Black Church:  This is our story, this is our song Airs on PBS Tuesday, February 16 and 23, 9PM Watch at home Read more about the series here Post-series reflection for the community Tuesday, March 2, 7-8PM, on