Events

On Saturday, Oct. 10, Rev. Kent offered blessings to beloved animal friends! Good St. Francis, Patron Saint of animals, you loved all of God’s creatures. To you they were brothers and sisters. Help us to follow your exampleof treating every living thing with kindness. Dear God, watch over and keep my dear companion safe and… Read more.

We, as a church community and a nation, have focused on issues of poverty and race this summer with the assistance of Black Lives Matter and the Poor People’s Campaign (nationally and in Kentucky). This documentary aims to heighten our awareness of how climate change has a larger impact on poor communities than on more… Read more.

Do you have a loved one with a mental Illness? Do you not know where to turn? You are not alone. NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) offers an online Family Support Group to provide a non-judgmental and confidential setting where family members share experiences, learn from listening to others and have support and understanding…. Read more.

Get insight on how to respond financially to today’s economy, as well as strategies on how to position yourself financially for future economic challenges, by attending a free online webinar hosted by Habitat for Humanity sponsor, Thrivent Financial. Thrivent is a faith-based not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping Christians be wise with their money.  Webinar dates… Read more.

Hey Union Church! To make up for last week’s confusion about the watch party, I am excited to share that this week, there will be two different watch parties you can get involved in. On Tuesday at 7pm EST, there will be a livestream video from the Poor People’s Campaign with the National Pan-Hellenic Council,… Read more.

The Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival is named after the movement Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. organized in the months leading up to his assassination. It is picking up where Reverend King and his team left off. The movement aims to combat the evils of systemic racism, poverty, ecological destruction,… Read more.

  “In our distance from one another may we be ever closer to you. In the breaking of bread at every meal, may your presence make the ordinary divine, conscecrated by your mercy and love.”   Dear friends and church family,   This last Sunday we celebrated communion in our own homes and with sometimes extraordinary elements…. Read more.