The First Congregational Church of Flagstaff is proud to host a teach-in and community dinner at 6 PM on Monday, March 9th, to celebrate the beginning of a new campus ministry effort at Northern Arizona University.

The newly-minted “NAU Justice and Witness Connection” began formally meeting this spring semester as an extension of the campus and community outreach efforts of First Congregational Church of Flagstaff.

The teach-in and community dinner are providing financial support to students interested in attending the SOA Watch and No More Death’s training convergence in Tucson, March 27-29.

Thanks to Holly Herman’s reading ALL of your church newsletters, we can keep up on the amazing work that is happening at the Southwest Conference Churches. If you’d like a separate article about your news, please submit it to Wende by Thursday at noon to have it included in the following Monday’s Loop.

Thanks to Holly Herman’s reading ALL of your church newsletters, we can keep up on the amazing work that is happening at the Southwest Conference Churches. If you’d like a separate article about your news, please submit it to Wende by Thursday at noon to have it included in the following Monday’s Loop.

Church of the Painted Hills and Casas Adobes Congregational will join with two Tucson Disciples of Christ churches, Desert Dove Christian Church and First Christian Church, for four Tuesday evenings of food, friendship, and creative worship at a 6:30 pm Lenten dinner series.

Register here.

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Southwest Conference churches: Please submit your Ash Wednesday event to be added to our website post.

Thanks to Holly Herman’s reading ALL of your church newsletters, we can keep up on the amazing work that is happening at the Southwest Conference Churches. If you’d like a separate article about your news, please submit it to Wende by Thursday at noon to have it included in the following Monday’s Loop.

Thanks to Holly Herman reading ALL of your church newsletters, we can keep up on the amazing work that is happening at the Southwest Conference Churches. If you’d like a separate article about your news, please submit it to Wende by Thursday at noon to have it included in the following Monday’s Loop.

Coming to The Good Shepherd UCC in Sahuarita in February:

Join Carrie Newcomer (award-winning songwriter, performer, recording artist, performer), Parker J. Palmer (bestselling author, teacher, activist, and founder of The Center for Courage and Renewal), and Gary Walters (musician, recording artist, composer, educator) in a dynamic interweaving of music, poetry, prose, personal story, and audience participation.

10 a.m. – 3 p.m. on Saturday, February 15 at First Church Phoenix, 1407 N Second Street, Phoenix First Church UCC Phoenix and Shadow Rock UCC are excited to host Dr. Miguel De La Torre, Professor of Social Ethics & Latinx Studies, Activist, Author & Minister for the seminar: Rejecting the White Jesus: Badass Christianity! Cost $10. Tickets: facebook.com/firstchurchuccphoenix

3 p.m. on Sunday, February 16 at Casas Adobes Congregational, 6801 N Oracle Road, Tucson, AZ 85704

Invitation from the search team at Casas Adobes:

The installation of our Senior Pastor, Michael Bush, will take place on Sunday, February 16th at 3:00 pm with participation by the Search and Call Team, our youth, our choir, with special guests: Southwest Conference Minister Rev. Dr. Bill Lyons, speaker Rev. Susan Princehouse, and representatives from the SWC office and other UCC churches.

The search and call committee members request you join us for this very special occasion in the life of CACC-UCC.

The vote occurred on January 26, 2020 at Desert Palm's annual meeting.

from Jo Vredenberg’s January article:

As we at Desert Palm look ahead to the January 26th Congregational Meeting and the opportunity to decide on becoming a WISE church, I want to share some of my life-changing journey through this process.

3 p.m. on Sunday, February 16 at Shepherd of the Hills UCC, 5524 E. Lafayette Blvd., Phoenix, AZ 85018

Away from home concerts for two years, singing professionally, baritone Austin Delp will reunite with pianist Neilson Chen for songs from the theater. If you didn’t hear the string quartet at last November’s performance, come and hear them at this concert.