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4pm SCC Library and Zoom Our Book Discussion will be held this Sunday, March 23, at 4:00 pm in the Library and on Zoom, and is dedicated to biographies and memoirs. Readers will briefly share the biography/memoir that they selected and read, at the meeting. Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82245317809?pwd=aXM2aHN3TE1sUks3M3hPV3RRNnU1UT09

Begins Thursday, March 13, plus March 20, 27, April 3 and 10. Join in a simple, weekly vespers service in the SCC Waggoner Chapel~ including psalm and scripture readings, silent reflection, and song accompanied by our newly refurbished Chapel organ!

Envisioning the future of SCC with the Vision Team! Plan to join us for an all-church shared Potluck meal following worship on Sunday, March 23. Together we will have an opportunity to shake things up a bit as we use some scripture verses to begin our congregational vision discussion. All are welcome!

Have you been considering ways you might become involved in Sunday worship? Are you thinking you might like to join others in serving our congregation? Are you already serving but looking for a review of the server roles? Just for our worship services on Sundays, we need ushers, greeters, liturgists and Welcome Table hosts. We have a…

Calling all Volunteers! Save the date for SCC’s upcoming WAIM (Windham Area Interfaith Ministry) Workday When: Saturday, March 15, from 9 a.m. to noon Where: WAIM–866 Main Street, Willimantic, CT06226 All are welcome. WAIM is a coalition of faith communities that provides assistance to residents of Windham and nearby towns. Programs include energy and rental…

As part of your personal Lenten journey, two resources are now available: “Full to the Brim” Lent Devotional Booklet, a weekly devotional which follows the Revised Common Lectionary through Easter Sunday. Each week offers commentary, poetry, visual art, and written reflections. And, “Full to the Brim” Devotional Cards. This is a collection of 48 daily devotional…

Ash Wednesday is the First Day of Lent and the perfect time to build a closer relationship with God as we begin the journey to the cross. Ash Wednesday is a reminder of human mortality and the need for reconciliation with God. The ashes symbolize the dust with which God has made us. Join us here…

Please join us for a benefit concert for the Storrs Congregational Church Food Pantry, featuring a cappella music in various musical styles, including jazz, pop, traditional and multicultural. Sunday, March 16, 2025 – 3:00 p.m.Storrs Congregational Church2 North Eagleville Road, Storrs, CT Your donations to the Storrs Congregational Church Food Pantry will be gratefully accepted at the door. Don’t miss…

The Food Pantry is requesting paper goods for March: toilet paper, tissues, paper towels, etc. Drop off at the church anytime. Thank you for your generosity!

The United Church of Christ offers us the opportunity to express our concerns through the Justice and Peace Action Network. You can sign up and then go to the Action center.  Letters on the issues are already written and will go directly to your representatives in Washington. Click here to access the site.