SAGE Social and Growth Experiences, so named at our organizing gathering in 1976. We were five young couples who were searching for a broad focus for our group. We were too young to be members of EC’s (couples whom Rev. … Continue reading →
A Special Congregational Meeting will be conducted, Sunday, October 12 after worship, to consider the proposed budget for 2026. All church members are encouraged to attend, either in person or virtually. Printed copies of the Summary Budget are available … Continue reading →
Treasurer Jenny Jones provided her report to the Executive Ministry August meeting. To read it, please click here (PDF document).
Continue reading →Webster U International Students’ Crucial Needs Being Supplied by Emmanuel Church’s Food Center (revised list) First, while these necessities have been most urgent during the summer, it turns out that they are also critically needed during the rest of the year, … Continue reading →
First Congregational Church of Webster Groves will hold its fourth Earth Walk concert and mixed media event. Subtitled “A Jazz Ecology Concert”, Earth Walk will feature: Jazz music from The Oîkos Ensemble, led by Rev. Cliff Aerie, author of the … Continue reading →
List of Items Most in Need at the Webster-Rock Hill Ministries Nonperishable food: Powdered milk Rice Cereal and oatmeal Canned beans, tuna, chicken, and salmon Canned or boxed pasta Pasta sauce (in cans or plastic bottles only) Hearty soups Shelf-stable … Continue reading →
Most of us look forward to long, summer days for swimming, family gatherings and picnics in a favorite park. But the international students at Webster University face the hard reality of limited food supplies. Their student loans cover tuition and books, but … Continue reading →
Gateway ONA is a consortium of 25 metro area UCC congregations. Their mission is to serve as a resource for churches who seek to embrace the diversity of all sexual orientations and gender identities. We have been a part of … Continue reading →
It has been several months since the congregation received an update on Ertra and her two children, Sara and Abraham. This family of three fled Eritera to escape violence; they were granted asylum in the US and have subsequently … Continue reading →
