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SUMMARY:Stewardship Webinar: OCWM Special Offerings Orientation for Mission Teams
DESCRIPTION:2026 STEWARDSHIP WEBINARS\nWebinars offered from 6:30 to 7:30pm Central Time \nFeb. 25 – OCWM Special Offerings Orientation for Mission Teams\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/5_pM1I6SSgiE8rt-HBuqvA\nJoin Rev. Rachel McDonald\, Generosity Officer for OCWM and Special Mission Offerings\, to learn how to confidently promote and celebrate wider giving in the UCC. Explore how a yearly cycle of Special Offering gifts provides a curriculum of generosity—already built into your church calendar! Clergy\, mission committee members\, and anyone interested in giving will receive an overview of how Our Church’s Wider Mission giving works in the UCC and gain helpful tips to bring back to your congregation.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/ocwm-special-offerings-orientation-for-mission-teams/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Deadline to Apply for an MDA "Share the Love" Grant
DESCRIPTION:Calling all MDA churches! The Metropolitan Denver Association of the Rocky Mountain Conference UCC has approved a “Share the Love” process for distributing budgeted funds as well as an increase in contributions to the MDA. The Executive Committee would like to see proposals for the use of these funds in support of common goals. You can learn more by checking out the application form via this link. \nFebruary is the month for application submission. If you have a proposal likely to work toward those goals (which are listed in the application document) and if you are associated with an MDA church\, please use the form on the second page to apply. If more space is needed\, attach additional pages. \nApplications should be sent by email to the MDA grant point person (John Evans-Klock\nat evansklockjohn@aol.com) or the MDA treasurer (Jan Hepp at janhepp8218@gmail.com) by February 28th. Applications will be accepted outside this period\, if submitted at l east one month in advance\, but in all likelihood\, no funds will remain outside that time frame. Typical amounts awarded have been $100 to $400\, but occasionally a larger proposal can be supported. \nTo download the application form\, click here.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/deadline-to-apply-for-an-mda-share-the-love-grant/
LOCATION:CO
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260228T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260228T110000
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SUMMARY:Inclusive Liturgy: Why and How with Dr. Amanda Udis-Kessler
DESCRIPTION:Inclusive Liturgy: Why and How with Dr. Amanda Udis-Kessler \nRegister here. \nIn keeping with the UCC’s dedication to extravagant welcome of all people\, the UCCMA is committed to programming worship music (and supporting liturgy) that is inclusive of all people. How we use language in our worship music and liturgy matters in welcoming all people and communicating our understanding that God loves all people and seeks the well-being of everyone regardless of their identities. In this session\, sociologist and hymnwriter Amanda Udis-Kessler will draw on trainings she has previously offered to UCCMA and UCC congregations to consider why inclusive language is so important and how we might center it in our music programming. \n \nDr. Amanda Udis-Kessler is a sociologist\, antiracism trainer\, church musician\, and sacred music composer/hymnwriter who serves as Director of DEI and Member Education on the UCCMA Board. She offers inclusive liturgy training to churches through her website https://equippingthepropheticchurch.com. Her book Cultural Processes of Inequality: A Sociological Perspective was published by Anthem Press in 2024. Find Amanda’s free-use music and a description of her philosophy of sacred music inclusiveness at https://queersacredmusic.com.  \nThis is a free\, one-hour conversation on ZOOM. All are welcome. Saturday\, February 28\, 2026 at 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT \nPlease register for the event to receive the Zoom link. \nCan’t attend? Register anyway and we’ll send you a link to the recording.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/inclusive-liturgy-why-and-how-with-dr-amanda-udis-kessler/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260302T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260302T235959
DTSTAMP:20260403T225458
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SUMMARY:Application Deadline for the Brown Endowment
DESCRIPTION:Brown Endowment Application Open: Applications for the Richard and Helen Brown Endowment for Church Leadership opened on December 1\, 2025\, for the 2026–2027 academic year. The submission deadline is March 2\, 2026. This scholarship is open to Members in Discernment. Access the application here: https://app.smarterselect.com/programs/106784.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/application-deadline-for-the-brown-endowment/
LOCATION:CO
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260302T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260302T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T225458
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SUMMARY:Lenten Circles (Monday Sessions) Begin!
DESCRIPTION:Lenten Circles\, What the Wilderness Reveals: A 5-week contemplative series for UCC clergy. Space to pause\, breathe\, and be in community with colleagues who understand the rhythm of ministry in Lent. Ministry rarely slows down during Lent. Lenten Circles create space to slow down\, notice what is present\, and be supported in your ministry. Learn more at www.vincetango.com/lenten-circles \n** \nThere is just one session of Lenten Circles \nMondays March 2 – March 30 at 10 AM MT\nLearn more & register: www.vincetango.com/lenten-circles
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/lenten-circles-monday-sessions-begin/
LOCATION:CO
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260302T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260302T200000
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SUMMARY:Art\, Imagination\, and the Work of Freedom (Iliff School of Theology)
DESCRIPTION:Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/helen-littlejohn-chinelo-tyler-how-we-all-get-free-series-tickets-1977623040751?aff=odcleoeventsincollection \n\n\nWhat does it truly take for all of us to be free? How do we gather across difference to listen\, learn\, and lead with love? \n\n\n\n\nYou’re Invited: “How We All Get Free” – A Pulpit+ Exchange Series\nJoin us for Iliff’s Pulpit+ Exchange Series\, an inspiring series of in-person and virtual gatherings where clergy\, lay leaders\, activists\, scholars\, ministers\, journalists\, and community organizers come together to wrestle with the most pressing questions of our time. Together\, we’ll explore powerful stories of hope\, healing\, and action—each rooted in a shared vision of justice and liberation. \nArt\, Imagination\, and the Work of Freedom \nDescription: Art has always been a strategy for survival. It has been a way to breathe when the air gets thin\, a way to speak when voices are silenced\, and a way to dream when the world refuses to imagine anything new. For this conversation\, we bring together two artists from different generations whose life’s work demonstrates that creativity is not a luxury\, it is a liberation practice. \nHelen Littlejohn is a visual artist\, poet\, and activist whose work invites us to see the beauty\, the ache\, and the possibility in our shared human story. Through color\, texture\, and language\, her work insists that we look deeply and listen closely to the world we are shaping. She will be joined by Chinelo Tyler\, a hip hop artist\, preacher\, and activist whose lyrical power and theological imagination remind us that truth-telling is an act of resistance and that beats and bars can be a roadmap toward collective freedom. \nIn this moderated dialogue\, we will explore how art becomes protest\, how creativity becomes healing\, and how artists\, regardless of age or medium\, become architects of liberation. Together\, Littlejohn and Tyler will guide us through the ways art dares us to believe that another world is possible. \nWhat to Expect Each Evening:\n5:00 – 5:45 PM (MST): Light meal and connection \n5:45 PM: Lecture begins\, followed by Q&A and deep discussion \nLocation: In-person at Iliff or online via livestream. Unable to attend in person? Register to receive the livestream link. \nWhy Attend?\nBecause change starts in community. This is a space to be challenged and inspired\, while meeting others who share your passion for faith-rooted justice\, equity\, and collective liberation. \nCome for one evening or all. Stay for the conversation. Leave with new energy\, new insights\, and a renewed sense of purpose. \nRSVP now and take your seat at the table.\nWhether you’re a faith leader\, community builder\, or someone seeking meaningful connection\, this is more than a lecture series—it’s an invitation to be part of a growing network of changemakers committed to building a more just and equitable world.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/art-imagination-and-the-work-of-freedom-iliff-school-of-theology/
LOCATION:CO
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260303T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260304T235959
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SUMMARY:Boundary Training with Enkei Resolutions
DESCRIPTION:Please click this link to learn more about Enkei Resolutions and Diane Weible. Please click this link to register for any of the trainings listed below. \n\nJanuary 13-14th\, 2026\nMarch 3-4th\, 2026\nMay 11-12th\, 2026\nSeptember 8-9th\, 2026\nNovember 5th & 12th\, 2026
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/boundary-training-with-enkei-resolutions-4/
LOCATION:CO
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260303T235959
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SUMMARY:Boundary Awareness Training with SNEUCC
DESCRIPTION:Boundary Awareness Training 2.0: Through the Lens of Clergy Wellness \nPlease click the link below to learn more and register: \nhttps://www.sneucc.org/eventdetail/19261073?month=3&year=2026&day=1&display=m
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/boundary-awareness-training-with-sneucc-3/
LOCATION:CO
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260304T133000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260304T150000
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SUMMARY:The Interim Time: What Do We Do? With Rev. Jeff Nelson
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, March 4\, 3:30 – 5:00pm ET\, The Interim Time: What Do We Do? With Rev. Jeff Nelson \nA church’s time between settled ministers features a variety of emotions\, questions\, and tasks. Both judicatory ministers and congregational leadership may wonder how best to proceed. Rev. Jeff Nelson will identify some primary factors and responsibilities to address during this transitional time\, including navigating the search process\, the role of interim pastoral leadership\, and opportunities for churchwide reflection on its past\, present\, and future. \nHappening via Zoom. Register here.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/the-interim-time-what-do-we-do-with-rev-jeff-nelson/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260305T100000
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SUMMARY:In-Person Gathering for Retired Clergy
DESCRIPTION:All RMC retired clergy are invited to a monthly in-person gathering at Salem UCC in Denver. We’ll meet for coffee and conversation at 10 AM on the first Thursday of each month. The next meeting is March 5th. Salem UCC is located at 5300 E. Florida Avenue in Denver. Please email Steve at swhoffman@gmail.com if you plan to attend. Thank you! We look forward to seeing you soon!
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/in-person-gathering-for-retired-clergy-2/
LOCATION:Salem UCC\, 5300 E Florida Avenue\, Denver
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SUMMARY:Memorial Service for Rev. Anne Kear
DESCRIPTION:The memorial service for Rev. Anne Kear will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday\, March 6\, followed by a service of committal in the Memorial Garden for both Anne and Hugh Kear. A light reception will follow in Fireside. \nFirst Congregational UCC\, Longmont (aka UCC Longmont) \n1500 9th Ave \nLongmont\, CO 80501
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/memorial-service-for-rev-anne-kear/
LOCATION:CO
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260307T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260307T235959
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SUMMARY:Church Leadership Training with SNEUCC
DESCRIPTION:Church Leadership Training with the Southern New England Conference UCC: March 7th\, 2026\nJoin CTL staff for a morning of practical learning for church officers. Following a collective\, opening workshop\, we will break into groups to provide framework and best practices for the following leadership roles: Moderators\, Treasurers\, Pastoral Support Committees\, and Nominating Committees\,  Join if you are new to your role\, or a seasoned leader looking to hear about new best practices. \nSat.\, March 7\, 2026\, 9 am – 12:30 pm\nOnline via Zoom\nRegistration closes February 28\, 2026. \nClick here to register. \nThe standard cost of this program is $25. Participants from within the Southern New England Conference UCC pay a discounted rate of $20 made possible through Proportional Giving to Our Church’s Wider Mission\, individual donors\, and other gifts to the Southern New England Conference.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/church-leadership-training-with-sneucc/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260308T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260308T235959
DTSTAMP:20260403T225458
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SUMMARY:APPLICATION DEADLINE: Youth Voices Bold Faith
DESCRIPTION:Extended deadline! This application is now open until March 8th. \nApplication link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScGtyvW2jtYVRHSALKfSQfoiO7qu7L1dopy7A67WyDnMpSwhA/viewform \nApply now to be part of a UCC Youth-Centered Week of Advocacy in Washington D.C.   \nhttps://www.ucc.org/youth-voices-bold-faith/ \nWho:  High school students who will complete 9th\, 10th\, 11th\, or 12th grade in Summer 2026 \nWhere: Washington D.C. \nWhen:  June 14 – June 19\, 2026 \nRegistration Cost: $250 (includes lodging\, ground transportation\, meals\, and programming). \nTravel logistics and cost to get to and from Washington D.C. are the responsibility of accepted applicants.  The Network of Wider Church Youth Ministries (NOWCYM) will work with accepted applicants to connect with their local church\, association\, and conference to support the cost of attendance. \nUpon arrival in Washington D.C.\, chaperones and adult supervision will be provided by the Network of Wider Church Youth Ministries.  Participants will also engage with staff from the UCC Office of Public Policy and Advocacy.  NOWCYM operates under the Church Safety Policies of the National Ministries of the UCC\, and works with the Human Resources Department to secure background checks and training.  Practices as recommended by the Insurance Board will be utilized onsite for this event\, and all adult chaperones will have an updated background screening and additional abuse prevention training.  A copy of the Youth Protection Policy and Procedures last updated for General Synod 35 can be viewed HERE. \nDue to the limited size of a group that the UCC Office of Public Policy and Advocacy can accommodate\, participants will be selected through an application process.  Priority will be given to older high school students\, especially those in grades 11 & 12.    \nApplication deadline is EXTENDED through March 8\, 2026 at 9:00pm (from Sunday February 22\, 2026) Review of applications will begin March 9\, 2026\, and applicants will be notified by March 15\, 2026.  $250.00 payment and registration for accepted applicants has been updated to be due by March 31\, 2026. \nPlease feel free to reach out to the Network of Wider Church Youth Ministries at nowcymucc@gmail.com with any questions or for more information.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/application-deadline-youth-voices-bold-faith/
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SUMMARY:Strings of St. Brigid Concernt
DESCRIPTION:Learn more here: https://firstplymouthchurch.org/event/strings-of-brigid-in-concert/ \nGet into the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day and springtime with Windows to Ireland\, a captivating Celtic concert featuring four vocalists and a virtuoso ensemble. Strings of Brigid performs the most beautiful traditional songs of Ireland\, Scotland\, and England — ballads\, ghost stories\, and songs of the sea — in lush and fiery new arrangements shaped by Celtic harp\, acoustic guitar\, and radiant vocal harmonies. Joined by Wild Beautiful Orchestra\, a dynamic Denver-based group whose colorful instrumentation of flute\, oboe\, percussion\, and strings enriches every piece\, they transform beloved Celtic melodies into emotionally powerful renditions that blend Folk and Classical traditions — from heartfelt ballads to foot-tapping instrumentals — in a concert that will make you smile\, stir your heart\, and put a spring in your step!
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/strings-of-st-brigid-concernt/
LOCATION:CO
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260309T150000
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SUMMARY:Campus Chaplain Meet-Up with Rev. Anissa Glaser-Bacon
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, March 9\, 5:00 – 6:00pm ET\, Campus Chaplain Meet-Up with Rev. Anissa Glaser-Bacon \nJoin us as Rev. Kelly Burd\, New Minister for Volunteer Ministries at the National Setting of the UCC shares with us expanded opportunities for young adult programming\, funding and collaborative opportunities. Hosted by Rev. Anissa Glaser-Bacon\, this is an opportunity for College Chaplains to gather together and discuss best practices and ways to support each other in their work. \nHappening via Zoom. Register here.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/campus-chaplain-meet-up-with-rev-anissa-glaser-bacon/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260309T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260309T200000
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SUMMARY:How Can We Keep from Singing? @Iliff
DESCRIPTION:What does it truly take for all of us to be free? How do we gather across differences to listen\, learn\, and lead with love? \n\n\n\n\nThis session of the “How We All Get Free” series is IN-PERSON ONLY — Register Here!\nJoin us for Iliff’s Pulpit+ Exchange Series\, an inspiring series of in-person and virtual gatherings where clergy\, lay leaders\, activists\, scholars\, ministers\, journalists\, and community organizers come together to wrestle with the most pressing questions of our time. Together\, we’ll explore powerful stories of hope\, healing\, and action—each rooted in a shared vision of justice and liberation. \nHow Can We Keep From Singing? \nWe have to keep singing to give voice to suppressed cries\, hope to the hopeless\, courage to the fearful\, and protection from the enemy. \nCome\, learn about the role of freedom songs in slavery\, the civil rights movement\, South Africa\, Minneapolis\, and other places around the globe. Be inspired by music grounded in various protest and resistance movements. Sing songs that will encourage and liberate the minds\, bodies\, and souls of everyone. (Freedom songs have the power to transform both the oppressed and the oppressor.) \nYou will be inspired by Daniel Klawitter\, Morgan Lowe\, Christine Ware\, and Eric McEuen; grounded by percussionist Jacqui Shumway; and led by Daryl Walker and Caran Ware Joseph. \nListen to powerful music or join in the singing and drumming with us. No experience is necessary. \nBr. Daniel Klawitter serves as Director of Enrollment at Iliff School of Theology and is an accomplished poet and the singer/lyricist for the indie folk/rock band Mining for Rain. All of his band’s music is available for free or name-your-price streaming and download on their Bandcamp site. \nMorgan Lowe: As a graduate of CU-Boulder with a BA in English Literature\, Morgan Lowe has always been interested in stories – reading\, writing\, or interpreting a narrative that expresses and illuminates. A good story informs\, captivates\, and heals; it moves us to feel. Whether we are performing our own original material or paying homage to the works of other great artists\, the best way we can communicate our story is through our voice\, our heart\, and our art. \nLowe’s distinctive journey of self-discovery through songwriting\, artist development\, music business\, voice lessons\, and vocal teacher training has empowered her to step into her own light and story\, and ignited her passion to help others do the same. \nMorgan was encouraged as a child to love and listen to a wide variety of music\, resulting in a blend of pop\, rock\, jazz\, and blues that influences her today. Morgan currently performs with several top dance bands in Denver\, including Stone Beat Invasion\, Tunisia\, and Jacob Larson Band. She also writes and performs original music with her project The Gilded Lilies. \nEric McEuen is a musician and singer whose work draws on theological studies (Pacific School of Religion)\, a BA in music (Brandeis University)\, and decades of experience performing and songleading in various settings. Since arriving in Denver in 2015\, he has supported many communities and gatherings\, from ecumenical services and protest marches to numerous events at Iliff. Eric is currently Minister of Music and Community at The Land UMC (Aurora)\, Worship Music Director at Holy Trinity Anglican Church (Broomfield)\, and a regular musician at Living Waters Community Church (Denver). He is also a performing songwriter\, multi-instrumentalist\, and music teacher. \nJacqui Shumway is Owner/Director and Therapeutic Kinesiologist & Instructor for the Tai Chi Project at the Living Younger Longer Institute. Jacqui has two ways of describing how she ministers. \nThe “professional/grown-up answer?” I help people learn how to take care of their bodies (and their mindful spirits) so they can live healthier lives – specifically through the Chinese Five Excellences and Traditional Chinese Medicine. \nThe “fun/kid answer?” I put the fun back in education and learning… through AMP- Art\, Music\, and Physical fitness. “What if the Hokey Pokey IS what it’s all about?” \nDaryl Jerome Walker\, Sacred Music Theologian\, brings depth\, breadth\, and height to today’s gathering. He is professionally trained\, spiritually led\, and personally engaged in music and worship arts. \nMinister Walker\, as he is known\, possesses a Master of Divinity (M.Div) from Iliff School of Theology. His academic focus on Social Justice and Ethics guides his practice as a Sacred Music Theologian. \nHe has served as the minister of music for several decades. Former Director of The Spirituals Project\, housed at the Lamont School of Music. His service also includes co-leadership of No Enemies\, a local Denver group that combines social activism and music. He serves as Minister of Music and Worship at Park Hill United Methodist Church. \nChristine Ware is a Lyric Soprano and holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Performance from the University of Colorado\, Boulder. An Air Force brat who has lived in several States and Germany\, she has called the Denver area home for the last 50 years. Chris has performed professionally with the Denver Symphony Orchestra and Opera Colorado Choruses; and\, at its inception\, was a featured soloist with the now-renowed Spirtuals Project Choir. With an expansive palate for a variety of musical genres\, among her favorites are the Negro Spiritual and Gospel. Chris just recently retired and is exploring new opportunities. \nWhat to Expect Each Evening: \n5:00 – 5:45 PM (MST): Light meal and connection \n5:45 PM: Lecture begins\, followed by Q&A and deep discussion \nLocation: In-person at Iliff School of Theology \nWhy Attend?\nBecause change starts in the community. This is a space to be challenged and inspired\, while meeting others who share your passion for faith-rooted justice\, equity\, and collective liberation. \nCome for one evening or all. Stay for the conversation. Leave with new energy\, new insights\, and a renewed sense of purpose. \nRSVP now and take your seat at the table.\nWhether you’re a faith leader\, community builder\, or someone seeking meaningful connection\, this is more than a lecture series—it’s an invitation to be part of a growing network of changemakers committed to building a more just and equitable world.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/how-can-we-keep-from-singing-iliff/
LOCATION:CO
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SUMMARY:Walk With Us: A Roundtable to Start your ONA Journey
DESCRIPTION:Register here: https://openandaffirming.networkforgood.com/events/97770-walk-with-us-a-virtual-roundtable-to-start-your-ona-journey?hid=MTU5Njk0NDg=&utm_campaign=dms_email_blast_4522164 \n  \nA Supportive First Step for Churches Exploring the ONA Journey\n  \n\nWalk With Us: A Roundtable to Start your ONA Journey \nAt a time when many LGBTQ+ people are seeking safety\, dignity\, and belonging\, churches are being invited to respond with brave intention. This guided roundtable offers a supportive\, practical first step toward becoming an Open and Affirming congregation. \n\nAbout This Roundtable \nWalk With Us: A Roundtable for those Starting their ONA Journey is a guided\, conversation-based gathering for churches and individuals who are ready to begin their Open and Affirming journey. \nThis is not a lecture or slide presentation. Instead\, this is a facilitated\, small-group learning space where participants can ask questions\, receive guidance\, and begin working through what the ONA process looks like in their own context. You will be accompanied step-by-step through the early stages of the journey in a way that is clear\, practical\, and grounded in real congregational experience. \n\nWhat You Can Expect \n• A guided\, facilitated conversation with an experienced ONA coach\n• Time to ask specific questions about beginning the ONA process\n• A structured introduction to the Building an Inclusive Church toolkit\n• Practical insight from churches that have already completed the journey\n• Space to discern next steps for your own congregation \n\nWho This Is For \n• Churches ready to begin the ONA process\n• Pastors and lay leaders seeking structured guidance and clarity\n• Individuals helping their congregation take the first step \n\nMeet Your ONA Guide \nBarbara Biedenstein (she/hers) is a long-standing member of and serves as the secretary of Gateway ONA\, the coalition of UCC churches in the St. Louis area. She has attended and studied the Building an Inclusive Church training. For the past 15 years she has served as the ONA coach for UCC and Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) churches in the St. Louis and eastern Missouri areas. She has walked dozens of churches through their ONA journey and brings deep wisdom\, care\, and practical experience to this space. \n\nRegistration Rates (Honor System) \nIndividual Registration\n• Standard Rate – $30\n• Pay-It-Forward Rate – $45 \nChurch Registration (per congregation)\n• $75 for small churches (under 75 members)\n• $125 for churches with 75 or more members \nChurch registrations are on the honor system and cover anyone in the congregation or on your ONA team who would like to participate. The person who registers will receive the webinar link and is responsible for sharing it with others in their church or ONA team who should attend. \nThese registration fees help support the ongoing work of the Open and Affirming Coalition\, including coaching\, training\, and resourcing congregations across the country. \nScholarships are available. If cost is a barrier\, please reach out to office@openandaffirming.org
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/walk-with-us-a-roundtable-to-start-your-ona-journey/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Boundary Awareness Training for Retired Ministers (MESA UCC)
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, March 12\, 3:30 – 6:30pm ET\, Boundary Awareness Training for Retired Ministers with Rev. Tara Barber and Rev. Melanie Oommen \nMaintaining healthy boundaries is challenging at any stage in ministry and it is particularly tender and difficult attending to boundaries as we transition out of our last call\, and while in retirement. “A Sure Foundation”\, “The Ministerial Code” and Rev. Dr. Bruce Epperly’s new book\, “The Jubilee Years” along with case studies\, will provide the content of this training. Rev. Tara Barber and Rev. Melanie Oommen will offer this focused Boundary Awareness Training for those entering and living in retirement.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/boundary-awareness-training-for-retired-ministers-mesa-ucc/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260315T235959
DTSTAMP:20260403T225458
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260212T182206Z
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SUMMARY:Spring Youth Retreat at La Foret
DESCRIPTION:An exciting weekend for Middle and High School youth to explore their beliefs and strengthen friendships within their church and the Rocky Mountain Conference (UCC) community! This experience normally includes games\, outdoor exploration\, music\, art\, a dance\, and all kinds of fun that relate back to a faith theme for the weekend. All middle and high schoolers are welcome! \nTiered pricing. Camperships available in any needed amount! \nRegistration is open now! Click here to sign up and learn more.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/spring-youth-retreat-at-la-foret/
LOCATION:CO
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260314T143000
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CREATED:20260219T190343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260311T021357Z
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SUMMARY:Rev. Bill Royster’s Celebration of Life
DESCRIPTION:Rev. Bill Royster’s Celebration of Life \nSaturday\, March 14\, 2026\n1:00-3:30 PM Central Time\nNorthwoods Presbyterian Church\n3320 Cypress Creek Pkwy\nHouston\, TX 77068\n\nThere will be time in the Bill’s Celebration of Life for stories to be told.  If you are NOT able to attend and want to share a story about Bill\, please email to your story to: Matt.OneVoice@yahoo.com.  It may be included in Bill’s Celebration of Life!  Also\, if you have pictures of Bill to share\, please send them to the same email.\n\nTo live stream Bill Royster’s Celebration of Life\, go to https://www.facebook.com/NorthwoodsPresbyterianChurch/?ref=bookmarks\n\nPlease note:  Do not start the live stream more than 5 minutes before the 1:00 start time as you may get kicked off and may have trouble re-starting the live stream.  Please test ahead of the Celebration of Life to make sure everything works.\n\nIn lieu of flowers\, donations can be made in memory of Bill Royster to: \n\nChurch World Service – https://cwsglobal.org/donate/\nMontgomery County Community Asst. Center – https://cac-mctx.org/\nPension Board – United Church of Christ – https://pbucc.donorsupport.co/page/christmasfund202
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/rev-bill-roysters-celebration-of-life/
LOCATION:CO
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260315T235959
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CREATED:20260311T030649Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260311T030649Z
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SUMMARY:EXTENDED DEADLINE: Youth Voices Bold Faith
DESCRIPTION:Extended deadline! This application is now open until March 15th \nApplication link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScGtyvW2jtYVRHSALKfSQfoiO7qu7L1dopy7A67WyDnMpSwhA/viewform \nApply now to be part of a UCC Youth-Centered Week of Advocacy in Washington D.C.   \nhttps://www.ucc.org/youth-voices-bold-faith/ \nWho:  High school students who will complete 9th\, 10th\, 11th\, or 12th grade in Summer 2026 \nWhere: Washington D.C. \nWhen:  June 14 – June 19\, 2026 \nRegistration Cost: $250 (includes lodging\, ground transportation\, meals\, and programming). \nTravel logistics and cost to get to and from Washington D.C. are the responsibility of accepted applicants.  The Network of Wider Church Youth Ministries (NOWCYM) will work with accepted applicants to connect with their local church\, association\, and conference to support the cost of attendance. \nUpon arrival in Washington D.C.\, chaperones and adult supervision will be provided by the Network of Wider Church Youth Ministries.  Participants will also engage with staff from the UCC Office of Public Policy and Advocacy.  NOWCYM operates under the Church Safety Policies of the National Ministries of the UCC\, and works with the Human Resources Department to secure background checks and training.  Practices as recommended by the Insurance Board will be utilized onsite for this event\, and all adult chaperones will have an updated background screening and additional abuse prevention training.  A copy of the Youth Protection Policy and Procedures last updated for General Synod 35 can be viewed HERE. \nDue to the limited size of a group that the UCC Office of Public Policy and Advocacy can accommodate\, participants will be selected through an application process.  Priority will be given to older high school students\, especially those in grades 11 & 12.    \nApplication deadline is EXTENDED through March 15\, 2026 at 9:00pm (from Sunday February 22\, 2026) Review of applications will begin March 9\, 2026\, and applicants will be notified by March 15\, 2026.  $250.00 payment and registration for accepted applicants has been updated to be due by March 31\, 2026.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/extended-deadline-youth-voices-bold-faith/
LOCATION:CO
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260316T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260316T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T225458
CREATED:20260305T231306Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260305T231306Z
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SUMMARY:Lament as a Pathway to Liberation @Iliff
DESCRIPTION:What does it truly take for all of us to be free? How do we gather across difference to listen\, learn\, and lead with love? \n\n\n\nYou’re Invited: “How We All Get Free” – A Pulpit+ Exchange Series\nRegister here! \nJoin us for Iliff’s Pulpit+ Exchange Series\, an inspiring series of in-person and virtual gatherings where clergy\, lay leaders\, activists\, scholars\, ministers\, journalists\, and community organizers come together to wrestle with the most pressing questions of our time. Together\, we’ll explore powerful stories of hope\, healing\, and action—each rooted in a shared vision of justice and liberation. \nLament as a Pathway to Liberation\nMarch 16\, 2026\nAs a former student of Dr. Walter Brueggemann\, Dr. Erickson’s presentation will share insights on lament from his tradition. \nAmy Erickson is Professor of Hebrew Bible at the Iliff School of Theology. She has a BA from Bates College\, an MDiv from Columbia Theological Seminary\, and a PhD from Princeton Theological Seminary. \nErickson teaches a range of courses in biblical interpretation\, including The Body and Sexuality in the Hebrew Bible\, The Hebrew Bible and Ecology\, and Jonah and Its Afterlives. Her research interests include Hebrew poetry\, poetic and mythological texts in ancient West Asian literature\, and the Hebrew Bible’s history of interpretation. \nShe has recently completed a commentary on the book of Jonah and its history of interpretation entitled Jonah: Introduction and Commentary (Illuminations; Eerdmans\, 2021)\, and has written articles on Job\, Jonah\, the Psalms\, Zechariah\, and Amos for academic journals and edited volumes. Erickson is also a regular contributor to workingpreacher.org\, the Huffington Post ON Scripture\, The Christian Century\, and The Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception (de Gruyter). She is currently working on a book on the Hebrew Bible and ecology. \nWhat to Expect Each Evening:\n5:00 – 5:45 PM (MST): Light meal and connection \n5:45 PM: Lecture begins\, followed by Q&A and deep discussion \nLocation: In-person at Iliff or online via livestream. Unable to attend in person? Register to receive the livestream link.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/lament-as-a-pathway-to-liberation-iliff/
LOCATION:CO
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260318T235959
DTSTAMP:20260403T225458
CREATED:20260212T204739Z
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SUMMARY:Racial Justice for Authorized Ministers – Renewal – Practicing Antiracism Together
DESCRIPTION:March 17-18th\, 2026: Racial Justice for Authorized Ministers – Renewal – Practicing Antiracism Together \nIn this 8-hour workshop\, participants and facilitators will co-create brave space and practice embodying anti-racism within ourselves and in ministry/church settings. Learning modalities and topics covered include: \n\nPre-assigned reading and reflection;\nRecognizing embodied feelings and utilizing somatic self-soothing;\nActive discussion and small group work\, with particular attention to one’s relationship to conflict and utilizing feedback and confrontation for growing in anti-racism;\nExploration of participants’ personal experiences and ministry settings\, utilizing concepts such as microaggression\, white supremacy culture\, power and authority;\nIdentifying tools and lessons to bring back to one’s ministry setting.\n\nThis is an 8-hour Racial Justice Training for Authorized Ministers\, designed for people who have attended Racial Justice training in the Southern New England Conference within the past 3 years.  As a Renewal training\, participants should have had racial justice within the past 3 years — if not a SNEUCC training\, please contact Noah Brewer-Wallin to discuss your situation. If you need to take the Foundations workshop\, please visit https://www.sneucc.org/racial-justice-workshops for additional offerings. \nThis training includes required pre-work\, both reading and engaging in a response. Your attention to the pre-work will affect your and your colleagues’ learning\, so making adequate time for this work is appreciated. You will receive detailed instructions about this assignment about one month prior to the training date. \nThis is an interactive workshop that requires active participation throughout\, including through self-reflection and writing\, small group discussion\, and large group engagement.  Please be sure you are in a setting that allows for this.  Please note\, attendance and participation in the full session is required to receive a certificate. \nDate: March 17-18\, 2026\nTime: 9 am – 1 pm both days\nThis workshop will be hosted via Zoom.\nRegistration closes on March 12\, 2026. \n\nThe standard cost of this program is $230.00. Participants from within the Southern New England Conference UCC pay a discounted rate of $175.00 made possible through Proportional Giving to Our Church’s Wider Mission\, individual donors\, and other gifts to the Southern New England Conference. MID rate is $59.00.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/racial-justice-for-authorized-ministers-renewal-practicing-antiracism-together/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260318T130000
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CREATED:20260303T160842Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260303T160842Z
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SUMMARY:Leaves of Healing (Only for Some)
DESCRIPTION:Creation Justice Ministries has released a new downloadable resource for churches just in time for Earth Month. The new resource is entitled “The Canopy of Creation: Trees\, Faith\, and the Work of Justice.” The resource invites us to consider the following truth: in many cities\, tree canopy follows the same fault lines as historic redlining. Neighborhoods that were denied investment generations ago are often the same neighborhoods with fewer trees today; neighborhoods experiencing higher temperatures\, poorer air quality\, and greater vulnerability to flooding. This is a creation justice issue because access to the life-giving benefits of trees\, including shade\, clean air\, and cooling\, has been shaped not by chance\, but by systemic inequity. Learn more about this issue and the new resource available to churches in this webinar in which we will hear from Derrick Weston\, the Director of Theological Education and Formation at Creation Justice Ministries. Even if you cannot make the live event\, still register\, and we will send you a recording. This monthly installment of Creation Justice Webinars is co-hosted by the Rev. Dr. Brooks Berndt\, who serves as the Minister of Environmental Justice for the United Church of Christ\, and the Rev. Michael Malcom\, who serves as the Executive Director for Alabama Interfaith Power & Light and the People’s Justice Council. \nJoin this event via Zoom. Click this link to register: https://ucc.zoom.us/webinar/register/6117713441435/WN_Yrc9NZ3zRYWdBzh1dDD9VA#/registration
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/leaves-of-healing-only-for-some/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260318T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260318T190000
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SUMMARY:Not Your Predecessor’s PPRC with Rev. Tara Barber
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, March 18\, 7:30 – 9:00pm ET\, Not Your Predecessor’s PPRC! – PPRC to PSC with Rev. Tara Barber \nNot your Predecessors PPRC! Pastor/Parish Relations Committees have provided essential leadership in the life of a congregation. And the name has led to some confusion about the focus of their role. Come to this workshop as we explore what it means to become a Pastoral Support Committee – what it is and what it is not. We’ll be talking through and naming the priorities and commitments of a well-functioning PSC. Rev. Tara Barber will share best practices from around the church and be prepared to answer your questions. Open to pastors\, lay leaders\, and judicatory staff. \nThis event is happening via Zoom. Click here to register.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/not-your-predecessors-pprc-with-rev-tara-barber/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260319T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260319T153000
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CREATED:20260317T150719Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260317T150719Z
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SUMMARY:Communications Office Hours
DESCRIPTION:All are invited to participate in RMC Communications Office Hours\, hosted by your Director of Communications. This is your opportunity to ask questions and share your insights about any and all matters pertaining to church communications. Possible discussion topics could include: an introduction to using Slack; creating reels for social media; using free content creation tools like Canva or Mailchimp; designing newsletters or social media posts; and more! This is also a place for you to share feedback on the RMC’s communications strategies — I certainly appreciate any feedback so that I can continue to improve the flow of RMC communications. \nOur next session will be on Thursday\, March 19th from 2 PM to 3:30 PM. Feel free to drop in and ask questions or share your thoughts any time during that window. \nThese office hours are happening via Zoom and hosted by the RMC’s Director of Communications\, Allison Radomski. I’m asking that folks please register (via this link) so that I can have a sense for what kinds of questions and concerns you might be bringing to these sessions. Thank you! \nThis event happens virtually via Zoom. Click here to register!
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/communications-office-hours-7/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260319T183000
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CREATED:20260215T191905Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260215T191905Z
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SUMMARY:RMC Board Meeting
DESCRIPTION:RMC Board Meetings happen on the third Thursday of every month at 4:15 PM. If you’re on the Board\, then you’ll receive the meeting link from either Paul or Allison. If you’d like to contact the Board\, please send an email to bod@rmcucc.org. Thanks!
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/rmc-board-meeting/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260319T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260319T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T225458
CREATED:20260305T232747Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260305T232820Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar: DO NO HARM- Transgender Inclusion in Faith Spaces (UCC ONA)
DESCRIPTION:Register here! \nThis webinar invites faith communities to prophetically reimagine the Church as a place of healing\, belonging\, and liberation for transgender and gender-expansive people. \nIn a time when trans lives and families are under increasing pressure\, the Church is called to respond with clarity\, courage\, and care. Together\, we will explore practical and faithful ways to create spiritual spaces that are safe\, brave\, and deeply affirming communities where all people can thrive and live fully into their divine purpose. \nGrounded in Micah 6:8\, we will center the call to act justly\, love mercy\, and walk humbly\, as we honor the dignity\, wholeness\, and sacred gifts of our transgender and gender-expansive siblings in the life of the Church and the beloved community. \nParticipants will leave with theological grounding\, pastoral insight\, and concrete practices to strengthen their congregation’s commitment to transgender inclusion and care. \n\nFeatured Speaker\nRev. Elder Carmarion D. Anderson is an ordained minister\, faith leader\, and advocate for justice whose ministry centers the full inclusion and flourishing of marginalized communities. \nShe currently serves with National Ministries of the United Church of Christ as Minister for Congregational Leadership. Previously\, she served as Alabama State Director for the Human Rights Campaign\, becoming the first transgender person of color to hold a senior leadership role in the organization’s history. In that role\, she worked with local\, state\, and national leaders\, including the White House\, to advance equity and shape public policy. \nRev. Anderson is a respected public theologian and educator whose work has been featured in national media\, including CNN’s United Shades of America and the Emmy Award–winning documentary Prideland. She serves as Associate Pastor of First Congregational Church UCC in Birmingham\, Alabama\, and is a Committee on Ministry Privilege-of-Call candidate in the Southeast Conference of the UCC. \nA proud parent and grandparent\, Rev. Anderson brings deep pastoral wisdom\, theological insight\, and a powerful commitment to justice\, liberation\, and the transformative love of God in the public square. \n\nRegistration & Contribution\nWe believe deeply in accessible spiritual formation\, and we also believe in paying queer leaders and trained theologians fairly for their labor. Your contribution helps sustain this work and supports the creation of original teaching materials and theological scholarship for the wider Church. \nRegistration is offered on a sliding scale (honor system): \nIndividual Rates\nStudent Rate – $15\nSages Rate (65+) – $15\nStandard Rate – $30\nPay-It-Forward Rate – $45 \nChurch Rates (one registration covers your whole congregation)\n$75 for churches under 75 members\n$125 for churches with 75 or more members \nWe trust you to choose what is right for you. \nScholarships are available\, including a limited number of full scholarships offered on a first-come\, first-served basis. If cost is a barrier\, please contact us at office@openandaffirming.org. We do not want finances to prevent anyone from participating. \nCome ready to learn\, reflect\, and engage scripture in a way that is honest\, liberating\, and unapologetically queer. \nFaith and fabulousness belong in the same room.
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/webinar-do-no-harm-transgender-inclusion-in-faith-spaces-ucc-ona/
LOCATION:CO
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260319T193000
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SUMMARY:Sustainability\, Women's Leadership\, and Community Transformation
DESCRIPTION:Anuradha Bhosale is a renowned Indian social activist and the Co‑Founder and Chairperson of Avani\, a grassroots organization in Kolhapur\, India dedicated to protecting children and empowering women. Once a child laborer herself\, she has spent over 25 years rescuing thousands of children from exploitation and advancing community‑led development.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSustainability\, Women’s Leadership\, and Community Transformation\n\nThursday\, March 19 from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.\, in-person and virtual\n\nIn this keynote\, Anuradha Bhosale will explore how waste management and sustainability initiatives—including zero-waste training\, composting enterprises\, and environmental education—create dignified\, eco-friendly livelihoods for marginalized communities. She will highlight her extensive work in women’s empowerment through education\, showing how supporting mothers’ literacy\, economic stability\, and leadership directly keeps children in school and breaks cycles of child labor.\n\nRegister here: https://crimsonconnect.du.edu/GSSW/rsvp_boot?id=2275950
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/sustainability-womens-leadership-and-community-transformation/
LOCATION:CO
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260319T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260319T200000
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CREATED:20260303T161625Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260303T161625Z
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SUMMARY:Retired Clergy Gathering via Zoom
DESCRIPTION:All retired RMC clergy are invited to monthly social gatherings via Zoom. These virtual events happen on the third Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM. Please join us! \n  \nTopic: RMC Retired Clergy Gatherings\nTime: Mar 19\, 2026 06:30 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)\nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/89163121025?pwd=SAtb9g7I4kAUsBC53s0PdlBLKIZqnE.1 \nMeeting ID: 891 6312 1025\nPasscode: 739492
URL:https://rmcucc.org/event/retired-clergy-gathering-via-zoom-3/
LOCATION:Zoom
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