Kayla Berkey

When a shooting took place at the Walmart in Chesapeake, Va., in November 2022, the Rev. John Myers called for pastors within the Southern Conference of

Churches across the United Church of Christ marked Just Peace Sunday as they gathered for worship Sunday, Sept. 17. This year’s theme and resources

This summer, the United States experienced some of the worst days for wildfire pollution in recorded history. Around the same time, the Central Atlantic

When a group gathered for a Join the Movement toward Racial Justice workshop during July’s General Synod, attendees were invited to sit in circles and

It was a celebration of transgender and nonbinary joy, resistance, sacredness and personhood last week at the National Trans Visibility March (NTVM) in

The Rev. Benjamin Chavis Jr. and Rep. Justin J. Pearson (D-Tenn.) -- two leaders intimately connected with the ongoing movement for justice -- are coming

In recent years, there has been an unprecedented number of attempts to ban books, and local churches have an opportunity to bring these stories to the

“Let us fill the ‘J.A.R.’ of God’s economic justice- jubilee, abundance, and reparations are the only way forward if our children are to have a world worth inheriting.” -Rev. Seth Wispelwey, UCC economic justice minister.

This Black History Month, the United Church of Christ is celebrating historic contributions to the environmental justice movement. Current

“A great cloud of witnesses” gathered for a United Church of Christ commemoration of Black History Month this week. At the Feb. 14 Black History virtual