Sunday, January 11, 10:30am: Open Council Meeting immediately after worship.

Central Congregational Church, UCC

Worship Service
Sundays at 10:30am
Followed by Hospitality

85 Seaverns Avenue
Jamaica Plain, MA

617-524-3343

MBTA directions

Off-street parking is available across the street from the church.

God Is Still Speaking,

Whoever you are, where ever you are on life's journey you are welcome here.

MISSION STATEMENT

We are an Open and Affirming spiritual community where all are invited to join in the journey of faith. Whatever your race, gender, nationality, ethnicity, sexual orientation, economic circumstance, marital status, physical or developmental ability or religious background, you are welcome here. As a Christian community we come together to celebrate in worship and uphold each other through life’s challenges. We welcome all people to share in this revelation of the living, loving God.

Congregational Vitality!

"God is love, and those who abide in love abide in God, and God abides in them." -I John 4:16

For weekly bulletin, please go to Calendar page.

City Mission Society of Boston

In wake of ‘Steeples’ announcement, Stillspeaking hearing enthusiastic responses
The UCC’s Stillspeaking Ministry is receiving favorable feedback to an announcement on June 10 that it plans to return to the airwaves in September with the heartwarming “Steeples” ad, if donations from individuals and churches will make it possible.

More than $100,000 now in hand toward $350,000 Steeples TV ad goal
A fundraising effort to return UCC TV ads to the national airwaves has gathered more than $100,000 toward that effort, according to a blast e-mail announcement today.

Seeking an end to millenniums-old feud, UCC announces advertising outreach to scientists
With hopes of mending a millenniums-old feud between religion and science, the UCC is launching a new web-based advertising campaign geared toward the scientific and technological communities.

UCC appeals to full FCC about Stillspeaking TV ads
As expected, the UCC has filed an appeal with the Federal Communications Commission following a staff-level decision in August to dismiss license-renewal challenges by the UCC that came after CBS and NBC network executives deemed the church's inclusive ads “too controversial” to air on TV.