Union Congregational UCC

08/19/2026

One month after a fire tore through the Helix Apartments​ in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, neighbors are still stepping in to help.

08/17/2026

One month after a fire tore through the Helix Apartments in St Louis Park, Minnesota, neighbors are still stepping in to help. | Link to full story in the comments.

08/02/2026

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08/01/2026

Lots of fun things happening in August!

07/28/2026

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07/27/2026

Join us on Sunday, Aug. 16 at 3pm!

Union Congregational UCC invites all to a benefit concert for its Helix Apartment neighbors featuring songwriter, singer and guitarist Ann Reed. Sunday Aug 16, 3 pm. Free will offering!

07/26/2026

Join us in person or online every Sunday at 10am for a joyful and music-filled worship!

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07/17/2026

📢🎉 Special learning opportunity! 📢🎉 We will be taking group tour of Owámniyomni Okhódayapi on Thursday, August 13, 2026 from 11am to noon.

Who are our rivers? This question has been on our hearts and minds this summer as we’ve been reading and talking our way through Robert Macfarlane’s book Is A River Alive? It flows nicely as a counterpart to Sarah Augustine’s The Land is Not Empty, which we read together last fall. We are trying to take their messages, our land acknowledgement statement, and our commitment to care for creation seriously. As we continue to learn from our indigenous relatives here at home and around the world, we have this exciting opportunity this summer!

We are thrilled to participate in a tour of the Owámniyomni Okhódayapi restoration project of the Owámniyomni, or “turbulent waters,” area (St. Anthony Falls) on the Ȟaȟa Wakpá (Mississippi). The project is a groundbreaking effort to heal a sacred Dakota site desecrated through colonization and industrialization. Throughout the tour, we’ll be led by indigenous leaders who are shepherding this multi-year, multi-phase reclaiming of the river – one of our oldest living relatives!

The tour is free, and there is still room to join. (We RSVP’d for up to 30 people total). Sign up at church, or talk with Jan or Deb. For more information, visit owamniyomni.org.

06/30/2026

Thank you to the 26 incredible donors who participated in the blood drive on June 20th, to the wonderful staff of the Memorial Blood Center, and to the community for its support. We hope to make this an annual event!

There is an urgent need for blood, and Minnesota is now in a blood emergency. If you weren’t able to join us (or even if you were 😉), please consider signing up to donate blood with www.mbc.org .