Pastor Jen will be away this week (July 28-August 3) to chaplain at Camp Wanakee in Meredith, New Hampshire.

In week 3 of our summer series, “I’ve been meaning to ask…,” we consider the question, “what do you need?”

Last week, we kicked off our in-house summer worship with the series, “I’ve been meaning to ask…”

Our outdoor summer worship has begun!

Pastor Jen is on vacation through July 6.

This coming Sunday is our last service in the sanctuary and live-streamed before we move out to the tents for summer worship, which will be “offline.”

I am traveling to Annual Conference in Danvers, Massachusetts, today, returning this Saturday evening.

It’s that time of year: we’re marking endings and stepping into a summer pause from the regular routine.

I shared in worship on Sunday that effective July 1, I will be appointed as the coordinating pastor of Binghamville United Methodist Church (in Fletcher) in addition to my full-time responsibilities at UCU.

This Sunday, the scripture (Mark 2:23—3:6) invites us to consider what Sabbath looks like in our day, and just in time, too.

With the warm weather and holiday weekend upon us, it’s time for an update on summer plans at UCU.

At the risk of this sounding like a humble brag (or just a brag), my vegetable garden is planted.

The General Conference of the United Methodist Church met from April 23 to May 3 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Thank you all for your prayers and support as my family and I traveled last week due to an unexpected death in Chris’s family.

Last week, the Skoll World Forum met in Oxford, England.

Last week, the Skoll World Forum met in Oxford, England.

There is no way to describe the celestial and earthly experience of Monday afternoon, other than to say it was amazing.

Pastor Jen is on vacation with her family this week (April 1-5), but will be back this weekend.

This year, I decided to attend each day of the early morning devotions at Good Shepherd.