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Ice Skating!
Build community and balance at Creve Coeur Ice Arena with us! PUCCers of all ages and skating skills … Come by yourself, carpool with a PUCCer and/or bring someone with you. We will gather at the ice rink at 2pm for the 2:30-4pm session. We will get our skates on, get to know one another…
Read MoreGive-A-Meal Sunday
Give-a-Meal Sundays are the first Sunday of the month. Please bring nonperishable food items to benefit Isaiah 58 Ministries. Read about Isaiah 58 Ministies
Read MoreCan You Spell Mississippi River?
We will visit the Saint Louis History Museum exhibit, The Mighty Mississippi, on Thursday, February 20, 2020. Meet at church 9:30am to carpool to arrive at the museum by 10am. As usual we will visit a fine dining establishment after the visit. Call Harold Cobb for RSVP 314 965-4147
Read MoreWorship and Conversation with our MMS Conference Minister
We are delighted that our Conference Minister, Rev. Dr. Ginny Brown Daniel, will be with us for worship and conversation on Sunday, February 16. Ginny has been our Conference Minister for a few vibrant and faithful years. Ginny is warm, faithful, inclusive, joyful. She brings comfort and challenge. We hope you will come to worship…
Read MoreInterfaith Talks 2020
Last winter and spring, PUCC and TASOM, our Muslim friends from Turkey, held a monthly small group discussion night regarding Islam and Christianity in a safe, friendly space. This year, we are three faith traditions as we add Congregation Shaare Emeth, our Jewish siblings from just up the street. Our topics this year include: prayer,…
Read MoreRecycle Do’s and Don’ts
Recycle Do’s and Don’ts Per REPUBLIC Presentation January 2020 1. Empty. Clean. Dry. 2. Recycle plastic containers identified with recycle triangle numbered 1 through 5, & 7 NOTE: NUMBER 6 IS NOT RECYCLABLE 3. For empty aluminum foil or waxed paper boxes, remove the metal part then recycle the cardboard. 4. All milk/juice cartons are…
Read MoreAlzheimer’s News – Helpful Conversation Starters:
If you notice changes in yourself or another person, here’s some ideas about what to say: “I’ve been getting lost lately and it’s pretty unsettling. I think we should talk to a doctor.” “I’m not sure what it is, but I just don’t care about important things the way I used to. I want to…
Read MorePUCC – Growing in Depth and Width!
New Member Sunday We consider ourselves to be a caring congregation filled with joy, creativity and faith. Our aim is not only to build a strong covenant community here at PUCC, but to keep our eyes and ears open to learn about how we are needed in the world – how to put our faith…
Read MoreCape Albeon Celebrating 20 Years!
Cheers to 20 Years! Cape Albeon, the UCC Retirement Community at Big Bend and Dougherty Ferry Roads is celebrating 20 years! All are invited! Lakeside Retirement Living
Read MoreCare Cards and Coffee
Come join Care Cards and Coffee Team to write Valentine Cards and Thinking of You Cards for Members in need or recovering. We usually stay about an hour. Coffee and treats available. Bring a few cards if you can. Contact Carol Cobb: ccjcobb@aol.com
Read MoreSpeaker Series: Our Spiritual Strivings
Join Jonathan Smith, our guest preacher for the day, as we debrief the worship experience and go deeper. Dr Smith is part of our focus on Black History Month. Jonathan is the Vice President for Diversity and Community Engagement at St Louis University. Among his priorities are providing leadership on the Clock Tower Accords; offering…
Read MoreSpeaker Series – White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism
White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism is the right book for us right now. Please open your heart, mind and spirit and plan to join us on February 23rd for this important conversation. White Fragility is the New York Times best-selling book exploring the counterproductive reactions white people…
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