Lincolnville UCC

05/11/2026

🍓 Strawberry Festival T-shirts will be sold this Saturday, May 16th at the UCC Lincolnville Flea Market located at 18 Searsmont Road (Route 173), Lincolnville from 8am-noon.
This is the best time to get the design, color, and size that you would like before the Strawberry Festival on Saturday, July 11th. We have three options this year! If we happen to run out of them this Saturday, you can pay for your order, and they will be available for pick up at the next flea market on Saturday, June 20th.
$20 for any size is payable by cash or check to UCC Lincolnville.

04/30/2026

Rev. Mair Honan, from Lincolnville, who was ordained in our church.

A group of 11 anti-ICE protesters, including eight Mainers, was arrested in Burlington, Massachusetts, for trespassing at an ICE facility on Tuesday, where they went to deliver food and items to detainees.

The arrested protesters were charged with criminal trespass and disturbing the peace.

They have been identified as:

- James Gertmenian, of Cumberland.
- Kim Matthews, of Westbrook, a retired civil rights attorney.
- Meg Albright, of Freeport.
- Natasha Mayers, of Whitefield.
- Rev. Mair Honan, of Freeport, founder of Grace-Street Ministry in Portland.
- Stephanie Morris.
- Elizabeth Patten, of Freeport.
- Sandra Thomas, of Bremen.
- Ella Tabasky, of Brunswick.
- Minga Claggett-Borne, of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
- Josh Model, of Lexington, Massachusetts.
- Rebecca Tabasky, of Groton, Massachusetts

Story:
https://www.themainewire.com/2026/04/protest-at-massachusetts-ice-facility-leads-to-arrests-of-eight-mainers/

02/19/2026

Valentines Coffee Hour on Sunday was a special event! Next Coffee Hour is Sunday, March 29.

01/28/2026

Conscience and commitment

BREAKING: Nine local clergy and faith leaders were arrested Tuesday during a “pray-in” outside U.S. Sen. Susan Collins’ Portland office, as demonstrations against federal immigration enforcement and a Homeland Security funding bill intensified in Maine. The arrests followed hours of prayer, singing, scripture readings, and chants by more than 30 people from multiple faith traditions, urging Collins to reject the bill and calling for ICE to end its operations in the state. Organizers said the action was rooted in faith, conscience, and concern for immigrant neighbors they believe are being unfairly targeted.

Police made the arrests without incident after demonstrators refused repeated requests to leave the premises. The protest reflects growing religious and community opposition as immigration enforcement remains a flashpoint nationwide.

12/06/2025

Lincolnville and Belfast churches send a check for $11,325 to World Central Kitchen to help feed the hungry in Gaza.

11/27/2025

If you think they look good now, just wait until you see them dressed up in the candlelight of the old Meeting House, United Christian Church, Lincolnville UCC on December 14 at 4pm!

We are less than one week away from our first carol this year!

In addition to preparing for this year's Carols in the Round, students in the MT. View Chamber Singers also auditioned for the Kennebec Valley Honors Music Festival in October.

We are happy to also announce that 100% of the Chamber Singers were accepted into the festival at the end of January (students pictured below)!

We hope to see you in the upcoming month!