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 August Guest Musicians August 6: John Maupin, fiddle August 13: Steve Bolster, baritone August 20: Guest Celtic Festival Musicians Mai Hernon & Mick McEvilley August 27: Susan Waterbury, piano & Gabe Evans, piano and organ August 24: Music Ministries Picnic at Rev. Kent’s House, 6:00pm. 298 Harrison Road, Berea. Open to all, this will be… Read more.

The Power of Inclusiveness and Welcoming the Stranger Faith communities like Union desire to be friendly and welcoming to all members and visitors. That welcome and inclusion is given real power when it is exhibited in simple and personal ways. Every church member and friend plays a part in creating welcoming environments by showing care,… Read more.

You’re Invited to the Wedding! “The Banner Over Me is Love” –Song of Solomon 2:4 Congrats to Rev. Kent and Rev. Diana Hultgren! They are getting married August 5th at Churchill’s at 100 Churchill Ct., just off Loraine Ct. and all church members and friends are invited (due to size limits, they had to wait… Read more.

Pool Party and Burger Bash — Sunday, August 6th, 5-9pm! The burgers will be flippin’ at the pavilion next to the Berea Pool at 5pm.  Bring food to share and a sense of fun! We’ll have games and great company, and the pool will be exclusively ours from 7-9pm!    

Gathering in Worship Offered by the People of the Church of Christ, Union Eighth Sunday after Pentecost July 30, 2017           10:30 am Meditation   “A man should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of his life, in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense… Read more.

I write with the sad news that our beloved bard and troubadour, Andy Blyth died early this morning (July 27, 2017) at the Compassionate Care Center in Richmond. Andy had been hospitalized with breathing difficulties that turned out to be problems with two valves of his heart, one of which eventually sealed closed.  Sue and… Read more.

Gathering in Worship Offered by the People of the Church of Christ, Union Seventh Sunday after Pentecost July 23, 2017    10:30 am      Meditation   Up until the parousia, the church will always be a mixed bag of good and evil; it should not play God by trying to justify itself completely thorough purges… Read more.

Kentucky has some of the poorest counties and people in the nation, yet the governor is applying for a medicaid waiver that would allow the state to deprive more than 95,000 citizens of health care benefits. In addition, to those who retain medicaid services, his proposal would require them to volunteer 20 hours a week… Read more.