Spring Cleaning and Greening Electronics recycling In between e-cycling events at First Church, you can take obsolete electronics (anything with a cord) to: City of Manchester Where: Paul A. Schroeder Park, 359 Old Meramec Station Road, Manchester MO 63021 When: … Continue reading →
Our St. Louis United Church of Christ Habitat group has put out a call for four more workers on Saturday, Feb 4. They are in the final phases of the build and will be doing finishing work. Let Phil Shoulberg know … Continue reading →
Last Thursday we hunkered down and watched anxiously out our windows – or perhaps more often our TV screens – to witness the impending icepocalypse arrive. Some of us had rushed to acquire the “necessities” in anticipation of the storm. … Continue reading →
At the behest of the Facility and Finance Ministry, Building Manager Chip Isringhaus (pictured at right) has been exchanging our fluorescent lighting for LED lighting throughout the church. Here he is unable to escape being photographed, as he replaces old … Continue reading →
E-CYCLING As you can see, our latest Electronics Recycling Drive was a huge success! Thank you to Claire Frey for organizing the drive and transporting the collected items! If you dropped off a tube TV or old computer monitor, please … Continue reading →
Sometime in early 2017, in happy reply to the invitation of station manager Ellie Wharton of KWRH-LP Radio63119, First Church will begin airing an hour-long program of “words and music for the progressive Christian” – a program called, The First Thing. Due … Continue reading →
We’ve spent almost a year, talking about the qualities that have made us unique as a church historically. We’ve organized event after event, especially artistic events like the retrospective exhibit of paintings by Chiura Obata in September, and the recent … Continue reading →
Sponsors and Volunteers Sought for a Refugee Student. (an article by Pastor Dave Denoon) About a month ago, in a conversation with the Rev. Wendy Bruner, pastor of Peace United Church of Christ just up the street, I learned of … Continue reading →
