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Welcome to Cross UCC!
How We Church
At Cross United Church of Christ, we explore questions and listen together for God's still-speaking voice, whether in worship or during fellowship. We believe that faith is an action we practice rather than a collection of ideas. To follow Jesus as our Christ is to practice love of God and neighbor, to do our best to "do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God."
In 2012, Cross entered into covenant with over 1800 other UCC churches as an "Open and Affirming" congregation. This means that we offer LGBTQ+ folks open welcome into the full life, ministry, and sacraments of the church, and we affirm their identities as beloved children of God.
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Our Worship
Worship at Cross is traditional in terms of hymn selections and liturgical practices, but we engage Scripture and our faith with open hearts and minds, looking to the future. We share communion once a month, and the sacrament is offered freely to all people, by God's grace.
While the building that has been our home is under major remodeling these days, we have been worshiping together at members' homes! It doesn't get much more traditional than praying, singing, and reading scripture together in a living room, but it's a new experience for us (and we are quite enjoying it).
We currently are meeting for worship on alternate Sundays.
We'd love to meet you!
As can happen when things are made new (and/or buildings get overhauled), we are a bit uprooted at the moment. Still, we find our faith continues to bear fruit as we worship in spirit and truth, and we look forward to sharing worship with you when we can welcome you properly.
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Your Questions Are Welcome Here
Please reach out if you have any questions about Cross UCC. We would love to hear from you!
Cross United Church of Christ
About the United Church of Christ
As a denomination, the United Church of Christ works to live into Jesus' prayer "that they may all be one," and asserts that God is still speaking. The UCC strives to unite Christians with diverse theologies and worship traditions through the shared belief that Christ is the sole head of the Church. Each local church, then, has full autonomy regarding the style and content of their worship services, ministries, and so on.
For more information, or to check for other UCC churches in your area, visit www.ucc.org.
