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The United Church, Chapel on the Hill: |
A Progressive Christian Church
Love is our doctrine; the quest for truth is our sacrament; to be of service is our prayer. We covenant with each person who enters in to dwell together in peace, to seek knowledge in freedom, to serve our fellow human beings with respect to the end that all may grow in harmony with each other and the divine. We open doors to all and all may share their faith without fear of censure or ridicule.
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The United Church recognizes the spiritual experience of each individual as personal and sacred. Believing that your experience will be strengthened and enriched through Christian commitment and association, we welcome you into the fellowship of this Church.
The United Church is an interdenominational Christian congregation founded in 1943. We invite you to join us to learn how enriching and challenging the experience of worshiping, studying and serving with people of various denominations can be. We extend a special invitation to all who are having trouble finding a church that is a good match for their own particular religious beliefs. Many couples where one spouse is from one denomination and the other from another have found a common “church home” within the United Church—without giving up their particular denominational beliefs if they preferred to retain them—thus our motto:
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“Where people from all denominations meet in their differences, but are one in their search for God.”
NEWS:
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The Chapel Chimes contains a monthly calender of upcoming events and other goings on. Click on a month to download the pdf.
April 2008 Newsletter
January 2008 Newsletter
November 2007
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2008 Scholarships Avaliable |
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The United Church, Chapel on the Hill is awarding $1,000 scholarships to students needing financial aid in 2008. Click download scholarship application to download the application.
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The Center for Progressive Christianity |
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We have joined The Center for Progressive Christianity, which is an internet "gathering" of other churches, individuals, and organizations that have a common welcoming spirit. "What it is" is best explained by the "Center" itself, so here is a link to the 8 points, which could also be described as statements of our welcoming spirit.
The Center for Progressive Christianity's 8 points
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The mission of The Center for Progressive Christianity is:
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To reach out to those for whom organized religion has proved
ineffectual, irrelevant, or repressive, as well as to those who have
given up on or are unacquainted with it.
» To uphold evangelism as an agent of justice and peace.
» To give a strong voice both in the churches and the public arena to the advocates of progressive Christianity .
» To support those who embrace the search, not certainty.
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Back to School Swim Party |
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Neighborhood pool of Jim and A.J. Sloan
4:00 p.m., August 12, 2007
Pizza and Dessert Provided
Plenty of shade and lawn chairs for all non-swimmers!
Please join us!
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