Located in Underhill, Vermont, some people think of us as the Harvest Market church or the Clutter Barn church. Join us for worship every Sunday morning at 10:00 am.
The Harvest Crossing team has been working tirelessly on the project to bring affordable homes and community space to the large field behind the church.
The United Church of Underhill is proud to participate in the Essex-Jericho-Underhill Ecumenical Ministries, which supports our local food shelf. Monetary donations to the EJU Food Shelf are now able to be made using UCU's secure online giving service.
Dear Friends Last Sunday was a wonderful celebration of our children’s ministry and some fun songs. Thanks to all of you who shepherd our young ones into faith and fellowship This Saturday we will celebrate the life of John Andrews at 11 AM and dedicate the newly refurbished pulpit chairs in honor of Jane and John Andrews. And Sunday’s…
This Saturday we gather to celebrate the life of Rick Meyers at 1 pm.
This Sunday we will look at the story of Abram and Sarah, called to trust in God’s call to leave their home.
This Sunday, June 4 is known as Trinity Sunday, and it begins the longest season of the liturgical calendar called “Ordinary Time.” We move from concentrating on the event of Christ in the world and shift to the impact of being in Christ in the world. What does it mean to be God’s hearts and…
Friends,It’s hard to believe I have been serving here as your parental leave pastor for a month now, asPastor Jen and her family take time to welcome Baby Mira. I want to thank all of you – secretary and worship/music team, for your patience and help andto extend my appreciation to the committees for all…
EarthDay.Org has added Refuse, Remove and Rally to the powerful actions we need to incorporate into our lives to further our efforts against the growing glut of plastic packaging waste in our world. I can feel overwhelmed by the range plastic packaging I encounter at the grocery store, but I am energized by the challenge to REFUSE, REMOVE and RALLY.Â
A book I was reading recently asked the question: what do humans provide to the natural world around them? Hmm, my first thought was “nothingâ€.
The other day I went to buy potting soil at the local hardware store. Looking at all the choices I found that many of the items were from out of Vermont, like South Carolina, Canada and even the mid-west.Â
“The average carbon footprint for a person in the United States is 16 tons, one of the highest rates in the world. Globally, the average carbon footprint is closer to 4 tons.”
Many thanks to everyone who made last week’s worship and fellowship time extra special.