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“HEFT” by Liz Moore is the book for discussion on September 17, 2023. We invite you to join our discussion on Sunday on Zoom at 4:00 p.m. It is a story of improbable heroes. Sixty-year-old academic, Arthur, is so overweight that it has limited his world. He has not been out of his house for…

Dress-A-Girl Around the World will have an exhibit at the Durham Fair from September 21-24.  Dresses will be displayed, along with information about the mission of the program. In addition, the dresses will be judged and ribbons awarded. Three of our sewers have submitted dresses, they are Lois Demurjian, Sally Doyen, and Ginny Reigel (Sally’s…

Worship service will be held in the Auditorium this Sunday for air-conditioned comfort during this heat wave.

God Be With Us in this Time of Turmoil. The Rev. Dr. James D. Ross II, Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, writes: “We are saddened and outraged by the murders of three black people by a white supremacist in Jacksonville, Florida on Saturday.  We hold in prayer the families of the people who were slain…

Join other UConn students at our Student Breakfast every Sunday morning before our 10:00 am worship service.  Breakfast is offered starting at 8:45 am in the SCC Parish House Auditorium.  Offerings usually include:  eggs, bacon, sausage, fruit, pancakes, waffles or French toast, and drinks (juice, coffee, tea, cocoa).  Feel free to stop by any Sunday…

To coincide with UCONN’s Weekend of Welcome, our church will be holding a gala tag and bake sale on Saturday, Aug. 26 from 1 – 6 pm and Sunday Aug. 27 from 8:30 – 1! Community members, and students and families arriving at their dorms – welcome! Come browse and see if you find any…

Be sure to join us for our Carillon concert with Margaret Angelini, on Sunday at 5:00 pm. Bring a blanket or chair, a full picnic or tasty snack and settle onto the front lawn to hear the carillon bells ring out arrangements of music by the Beatles, spirituals and American composers, a fun and eclectic program for…

The news has been devastating. The natural beauty of Hawaii’s pristine wide open spaces, ancient rainforests, historic trails, culturally significant sites, as well as homes and businesses have all been reduced to large swaths of burned rubble with loss of over 100 lives, and 1000 people still missing. Many people are asking how they can…

Cindy’s son has been deployed to the middle east. Cindy reports that most of his platoon headed out last week. They could use encouragement from home ASAP. A couple of them had their bags get lost and some are in pretty rough barracks. The temperature has been getting up to 120, so it’s rough on…

10:00 a.m. In person and online As a reminder, use of the SCC elevator allows for access to the second floor, making the Auditorium easily accessible to all. Our regular Zoom and live-streaming options will be available, courtesy of our tech team. Be Our Guest for Fellowship!  Following Worship, we will join in Fellowship in the Parish House! Please plan…