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Music Events Kenyon College Concert, March 10, 7:30pm  Bach to Now Chamber Ensemble, March 12, 5:00pm Union Church Choir March 5– No Choir in Worship March 12– Circle of Love, P. Choplin March 19– My Song Is Love Unknown, M. Schweizer March 26– Lead Me Lord, S.S. Wesley, arr. J. Courter Union Church Handbell Ensemble… Read more.

After a month, It’s hard to keep calling Mitch McConnell, and not just because it’s hard to get through. After weeks of calling without a single breadcrumb of a result, it feels silly to call, as every call I’ve ever made to him or letter I’ve written to him seems.  I keep writing and here’s… Read more.

You are all invited Friday, March 17th at 6 PM to – an Irish dinner/dance to celebrate Rev Kent’s 20th Anniversary at Union Church (and 25th in ministry). To honor Kent, we are doing this as a fundraiser in support of Berea Home Village – a project to allow folks to stay in their own… Read more.

7:00 pm service in Union Church’s Community Room, with special guest Sarah Culbreth of Tater Knob Pottery, who will lead us in clay work. Ashes from tonight’s service will be mixed with clay, and all will participate in working the clay to make a new communion set for Cowan Chapel. (wear clothes you won’t mind… Read more.

The season of Lent, a time for repentance (i.e. “turning toward God”) begins on Wednesday with Ash Wednesday.  We have many ways for you to deepen your spirit and participate in the love of God.  Check them out and sign up here: https://union-church.org/lent2017/  

Gathering in Worship Offered by the People of the Church of Christ, Union Transfiguration Sunday February 26, 2017         10:30 am  Meditation “But if the life will not be easy, it will be rich and satisfying…sharing in the great common task of bringing…that decent way of life which is the foundation of freedom and a condition… Read more.

Kentucky Legislative Updates Important for Prayer and Action: The deadlines for new House and Senate bills were last week. This means no new bills will be filed for the rest of the General Assembly. It doesn’t mean that our work is done. Committees, and the House and Senate are busy hearing testimonies and voting on… Read more.