Why Give?
Your gift to the Rocky Mountain Conference supports the ongoing vitality of UCC congregations, leaders, and youth across Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. At a time when our world is searching for hope, the work of a courageous church is more important than ever. Your gift makes it happen.
Why Pledge?
A pledge is your commitment to the long-term vision of Conference ministry. Pledges allow RMC leadership to ensure that our ministry plans align with our fiscal realities. To sustain the ongoing work of UCC churches for future generations, consider making a pledge to the Rocky Mountain Conference. Make your pledge by choosing the “weekly” or “monthly” giving option in Church Center, which you can access via the button below.
Since the beginning of our Transition Period in 2024, here’s what the RMC staff, Board, and Committee on Ministry have achieved:
- An overhauled Committee on Ministry (COM) with clearly defined roles and more efficient workflows, thanks in large part to our Bridge ACM, Rev. Leslie Etheredge
- Launched a new clergy coaching program to offer ongoing support for ministers
- Created a new training for church moderators and lay leaders
- Leadership retreat for the Board with Quanita Roberson
- New opportunities for youth, including multiple retreats each year, camps, and the creation of the Youth Leadership Cohort, a year-round program that supports the youngest leaders in RMC congregations, led by the RMC’s Youth Coordinator, Rev. Brooklyn McBride
- Support for congregations through Ministry Mechanics sessions with Director of Operations, Laura Gurney
- New connections for retired clergy, thanks to our COM members, and support for youth pastors through a new COP for youth workers
- Dozens of IN THE MUD Grants, which have supported bold new ministry initiatives and community partnerships led by local churches
Three Funds, Three Ways to Give
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Your gift to the RMC allows us to continue the vital work of supporting UCC churches, leaders, and youth. Together, we support a courageous church that will continue to serve our neighborhoods for the next generation.
