Cleveland Park Congregational UCC

Nurturing love of God and love of neighbor in the world

Worship Service

7/19, 10:30 am (online)
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Come visit Cleveland Park Congregational UCC!

We know each other by name and greet people of all ages with open arms. Our mission is to nurture love of God and neighbor in the world, and we live out this mission with social action and service. In worship our music, prayers and sermons will inspire your soul, challenge your mind, and deepen your spiritual understanding and practice.

You are invited to come visit us any time: we look forward to meeting you!  Whoever you are and wherever you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.

Events and Announcements

 
All church activities are now online. Please subscribe to our emails to stay connected. Email info@cpcchurch.org with questions or to request Zoom links.

July Preaching Fellow, 7/5-8/2—Stephanie Dorsey will preach a sermon series entitled: Gender Non-Conformity in the Sacred Stories. She’ll also lead two Coffee Hour Conversations, July 12 and 26, on “The Stories That Keep Us Going.”
 
Poetry Group, 7/19—The group will meet at 4 pm. All poetry lovers welcome! For more information and/or the

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Pastor Ellen Jennings with children

From Rev. Ellen Jennings

Dear Church Community,

Each year, I take off the month of July, and this year I’ll be on staycation from July 4-August 2. This is such an important period of rest and restoration for me, and I’m grateful to the church for making it possible. If you have questions about programming or member care during this time, please email Meg at info@cpcchurch.org, and she’ll connect you with the appropriate lay leader. If you have a pastoral emergency, don’t

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From Our Moderator

Here is this week’s Memo from Moderator David Grimsted, continuing his thought-provoking exploration of our church’s roots.

In “King Philip’s War,” 1675-1676, 5,000 Indians died, about half killed in battle and half starved to death. Around 1,000 were sent as slaves to the West Indies, where they quickly died. North American Indians proved non-adaptive to slavery. About 3,000 remained in New England, scattered with tribes disintegrated. White deaths were over 1,000, with eight towns wholly destroyed and over thirty, including

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We are a non-creedal congregation with members who view life from a variety of theological perspectives.
Our faith is over two thousand years old: our thinking is not!

Our Covenant: Connect with one another and open our hearts, minds and souls to the message of our Still Speaking God.

Our Mission: Nurture love of God and love of neighbor in the world.

Our Welcome: Emphatically open and affirming. ALL are welcome here!

 

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Our dynamic Sunday program begins in worship and moves to small group activities and discussions with a committed team of teachers.
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No matter where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.
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