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Union Church is overjoyed that the Supreme Court has recognized the equality of same-sex couples’ marriages to opposite-sex couples’ marriages.  The overall arc of Jesus’ teachings is that love is at the core of all our relationships, and recognizing that love does not have gender boundaries, we extend a hand of welcome to people of… Read more.

Steve Rhodes, long-time member of Union Church and respected author and poet, has a brand new website highlighting his poems and essays. Steve’s spiritual and insightful words have touched many, as have his many contributions to the church life. He and wife, Ann Rhodes, have retired to Charleston, SC, but will always be part of… Read more.

A Gathering in Worship Offered by the People of the Church of Christ, Union Sixth Sunday after Pentecost July 5 2015, 10:30 am Meditation “The weakest among us has a gift, however seemingly trivial, which is peculiar to him, and which worthily used, will be a gift to this race forever.”                                                              —John Ruskin (1819-1900)… Read more.

Beloveds, we are devastated by the hurt wrought on so many black churches in the South this week.  We are praying and talking and planning on what actions we can take to help not only these specific churches, but all who experience the devastation and fear of racism. In the meantime, here’s something we all… Read more.

Back by popular demand! These great bumper stickers remind everyone about the Christ we follow. $1 for pickup in the office. $2 if you’d like to have your order mailed! Contact the church office at 859-986-3725.

It’s time to make plans for our Union Church Camping trip Friday July 31-Sunday August 2nd.  This is an all ages camp out for you or you and your family.  Join us, won’t you? We will be camping at Craigs Creek Group Campground Area at Laurel Lake—so it isn’t even a long drive! We plan… Read more.

Prayer Flags from the Berea Vigil were hand carried to Emanuel AME in Charleston  and hang there this Sunday to welcome worshipers. About 200 people gathered on the Union Church front lawn to express our prayers and grief at the terrorist murders at the church known as Mother Emanuel, the founding African Methodist Episcopal congregation…. Read more.