Please see the calendar below to learn more about webinars, trainings, workshops, and in-person events happening across the Conference. This calendar includes various trainings to fulfill standing requirements. To learn more about upcoming trainings, you can also visit our Trainings page. Finally, if you would like to add an event to this calendar, please email the event details to allison@rmcucc.org. Thank you!
Celebrate the Installation of Rev. Dr. Mark Lee at St. Paul’s UCC. Visiting clergy are invited to robe festively. Refreshments to follow. Address: 602 E. Garfield Street Laramie, WY 82070
You and members of your faith community are invited to participate in a peaceful interfaith vigil in support of immigrant lives, on Monday May 12, from 6 – 7 pm in front of the GEO Detention Center, 3130 N. Oakland St. in Aurora. The vigil is part of a quarterly vigil series sponsored by American…
The story of Charles Lee’s involvement and leadership in the struggle for environmental justice intersects with many of the most pivotal events in the movement’s history: the Warren County protests that gave birth to a movement, the publication of “Toxic Wastes and Race in the United States” that became a landmark report, the First National…
How do we move forward on immigration in small towns and rural communities? Join us to hear from Pastors and Leaders within 3-different geographic small town and rural settings within the UCC to explore immigration during this complicated political and theological time. During our shared time together, we’ll hear more about how current immigration policies…
Join the UCF Town Hall meeting on Thursday, May 15, at 3:00 p.m. MDT. Hear from our investment team on recent performance, market trends and outlook, and learn about our latest efforts in sustainable and responsible investing. You’ll also have an opportunity to engage with our team through Q&A session. To register for this Zoom…
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. asked that important question in the wake of the successful 381-day campaign to end segregation on the Montgomery, Alabama buses. There is much we can glean from that campaign to find hope for today. Embracing Nonviolence (ENV), an emerging nonprofit venture in Colorado, invites you to a Critical Conversation to…
The Local Church Discernment Committee (LCDC) is an intentional small group of local church members who gather to listen to, encourage, and provide critical feedback for the Member in Discernment (MID) before that individual enters the MID process and continuing throughout the process. If you are fortunate enough to be on the journey with a…
The RMC has reserved a block of hotel rooms at our venue for Annual Celebration 2025, the Embassy Suites in Loveland, CO. If you are interested in staying at the Embassy Suites, you must register before May 20th. After that date, the Embassy Suites will release any remaining rooms, and you will not be guaranteed…
This Webinar is being hosted by the UCC Board to engage with the wider church about the proposed Amendments to the UCC Constitution and Bylaws. The three sets of amendments will be voted on at General Synod 35. Come to learn more and ask questions! This Zoom webinar will be presented twice: on May 20th…
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. asked that important question in the wake of the successful 381-day campaign to end segregation on the Montgomery, Alabama buses. There is much we can glean from that campaign to find hope for today. Embracing Nonviolence (ENV), an emerging nonprofit venture in Colorado, invites you to a Critical Conversation to…