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Imprisoned people are underserved in nearly every way imaginable. The Prison Books Collective is one powerful way we can help counteract that injustice with compassion, dignity, and meaningful connection.

The United Church of Christ is part of something much bigger than itself — a body of Christ that spans cultures, traditions, and theological perspectives. That expansive vision is at the heart of our Full Communion agreements, formal partnerships with other Christian denominations grounded in unity, respect, and shared mission.

Last Sunday during our worship service, we revealed our new church logo and slogan. Since then, some of you may have found yourselves wondering: What do our new logo and slogan stand for? I’d like to share with you how I see it, both the meaning and significance that I believe this design holds for our faith community.

Every Sunday, Holy Covenant’s worship experience is brought to life by the faithful gifts of our volunteers — greeters, ushers, liturgists, readers, and Fellowship Hour hosts.

Every two years, the United Church of Christ gathers for a major denominational event—General Synod. This summer, thousands will meet July 11–15 in Kansas City to worship, discern resolutions, and shape the future of our church. The theme, “Into the Deep” (Luke 5:4), calls us to risk bold action rooted in faith. Learn more at the official site: generalsynod.org.

Christian nationalism—the merging of Christian identity with state power—poses a serious threat to democracy, pluralism, and the Gospel. As Sojourners reminds us, it’s not enough to dismiss it; we must actively engage and unmask its dangers.

You’ve told your friends. You’ve brought your kids. You’ve baked the muffins. But have you told Google about Holy Covenant?

We’re launching our very first Digital Disciple call to action: write a review about Holy Covenant UCC on Google. Just scroll to the bottom of our home page and click the button labeled “Leave a Review on Google”. (Go on. It’s right there in the footer. We’ll wait.)

Holy Covenant believes in living our faith beyond the walls of our sanctuary. We are recommending a meaningful way to put our commitments into action: by engaging with the advocacy tools and events offered by Indivisible Charlotte, a local grassroots network mobilizing people to speak out against harmful, anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in North Carolina.

It takes a village to make Sundays at Holy Covenant as meaningful, joyful, and welcoming as they are—and sometimes, it takes a genius. A SignUpGenius, that is. Whether you’re lighting candles, pouring juice, or offering a warm welcome, your presence in our worship life matters deeply.

“To be the Church everywhere means we are called to embody the Christ, both his life and teachings, as we go about our everyday lives.
We find ourselves serving the world and our communities in a myriad of ways… yet in each place we find ourselves, we possess the ability
to be a living example of Christ’s peace, love, and justice in every place we are.”