Announcements

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  Worship on Sundays

  In-person regular Sunday morning worship is presently suspended due to the Coronavirus Pandemic. However, our church is still open because WE are the chuch. Each Sunday we still participate in LIVE, interactive worship on Zoom at 10am and you are welcome to join us. The details on how to join in each Sunday's virtual worship can be found below (and are usually posted by Friday morning). 

  What is Zoom worship like? Watch a recording of past Zoom worships HERE.

  Want to know what to expect at a typical in-person Sunday morning worship? Click HERE.

  Looking for our core beliefs and values? Click HERE.

   

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  If you would like to be on our Zoom worship mailing list or leave us your contact information please click HERE.
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  This Sunday at UCCSV - 1/17/21

  As we continue our series about living into our callings, on this weekend when we lift up and celebrate Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we'll consider our callings to justice and all the ways those callings can be lived out. We'll hear wisdom from MLK and challenge ourselves to live up to and into the call to justice God has put on all our lives. Join us as we wrestle with this important topic, especially in this moment in our history.

   

  When you come to worship please bring a candle with you. The Zoom Room opens at 9:30am and worship starts at 10am and will also be livestreamed to our facebook page and recorded for posting on our website.

   

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  Meeting ID: 844 7075 7726
  Passcode: 20874
  
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  Meeting ID: 844 7075 7726
  Passcode: 20874
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  This week's bulletin can be found by clicking HERE.
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  Black Lives Matter

  As a church community we declare that "Black Lives Matter". We reject racism in all its forms. We work towards being the church in the world by promoting justice, standing with the oppressed, and loving our neighbor. While we have much work to do on ourselves in terms of our own biases, and in dismantling the structures of our society that uphold white supremacy, we know we are not alone in this work and God is equipping us and empowering us even now to continually do better.

  To understand more about why it's important to proclaim that black lives matter we invite you to read this article published by our denomination: https://www.ucc.org/justice_racism_black_lives_matter.