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!
Rev. Dr. Nancy Niero has just published her first book, Witness at Sand Creek, The Life and Letters of Silas Soule and has three upcoming Denver events this month bringing community together to celebrate this important work. Please join Dr. Niero at the annual reading of Silas Soule’s letters read at the grave on his birthday at Riverside Cemetery, July…
Six principles and six steps provide a framework for Dr. King’s philosophy and practice of nonviolence. In his first book, “Stride Toward Freedom” he described these principles as a way of life and a frame of mind from which you can live and work. They are the core of what it means to believe in…
Juniper Formation and First Plymouth Congregational Church invite you to a screening of Bad Faith, a feature-length documentary that explores the dangerous rise of Christian Nationalism in the United States. Part archival chronicle, part exposé, the film reveals the secretive political machinery that has relentlessly sought to weaken and destroy American democracy in order to…
The “Together for Tomorrow: Planned Giving in Your Congregation” webinar provides resources to help your congregation organize and implement a planned giving program. It introduces a set of skills and concepts, provides prompts for the development of your own policies and resources, and suggests practical timelines for initiating this effort. The seminar is taught by…
Applications for IN THE MUD grants are due on July 31st. To learn more about this program and apply, please visit this page.
In a world marked by fragmentation and fear, young people of faith are not retreating—they are rising. They are drawing on sacred teachings to respond with courage, creativity, and compassion, becoming bridge-builders in divided societies. Through dialogue and mutual learning, we will highlight how interreligious solidarity can be a powerful force for healing, justice, and…
Are you a chair, co-chair, or team lead for your COM? You are warmly invited to join MESA Team Minister for Committee on Ministry Development and Leadership the Rev. Melanie Oommen for a time to learn, share wisdom, best practices and questions with other COM leaders. Be prepared to engage with others in this interactive…
Starting a new faith community is a brave and transformative calling—but it can also feel overwhelming and isolating. We’ve walked this road ourselves, so we understand. That’s why we’re launching a new monthly online cohort designed specifically for those of you engaged in this work. This 1.5-hour monthly gathering will provide a space for connection,…
The affordability of meeting our basic human needs is beyond comfortable reach for more people than ever. Wages, salaries, and worker protections are suppressed. How can churches help meet the needs within their congregations, their communities, and our country? The United Church of Christ is revitalizing Labor Sunday as an inflection point for specifically naming…
You are invited to an Ecclesiastical Council for Whitney Janzen-Pankratz on Sunday, August 10th at 4 PM. Please consider joining us for this joyous event! Please note that this event is happening via Zoom, and you must register via this link in order to attend. Finally, we are encouraging folks to submit any questions they might have for Whitney…