

A Woman Who Expanded Her Calling
The growth and development of the United Church of Christ has become more and more diverse. It…Read More

Education By Women, For Women
Much has been said about the accomplishments of the feminist movement that erupted in the…Read More

Dosia Carlson: A Long Life that Made a Difference
She was a young woman born in 1930 who wanted to become a missionary in China. However, after…Read More

Black Leadership in the UCC
Church leaders are shaped in memorable ways. Michael Collin Murphy (1952-2014) attended DePaul…Read More

A Leader with a Vision of Church Union
It could rightly be said that the grand experiment that created the United Church of Christ…Read More

Anton T. Boisen and Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE)
Pastoral education for American clergy changed dramatically during the 20th century. …Read More

The First Female Executive in the United Church of Christ
Church history scholars regularly celebrate the stories of church leaders by focusing on…Read More

Martyn Summerbell: Educator and Unifier
As immigrants settled in North America in the 1800s, religious zeal and church life changed….Read More

Roger Shinn and the UCC Statement of Faith
Roger Shinn (1917- 2013) was a key member of that team. Born in Germantown, Ohio, and rooted in…Read More

Women Often Make a Difference
During the early twentieth century, the education of girls in Turkey centered on teaching…Read More

Committed to Church and Education
Charles Shelby Rooks (1924-2001) was a well-known African American United Church of Christ…Read More

Abner Jones and Our Christian Tradition
Frontier settlers in early America were not impressed with religious institutions. Many…Read More

Don West: An Agitator
Jesus was a common man, able to slip through a crowd unseen, and often not recognized by religious…Read More

Seven Remarkable Women
Introducing “UCC Roots” from the United Church of Christ Historical Council Seven…Read More

Scott Libbey: A Global Servant for the World-Wide Church
Most clergy spend the years of their ministry as pastors serving the needs of local…Read More

Rev. Jonathan Fisher: A Frontier Minister who made a Difference
In 1762, a handful of New Englanders settled in what eventually became Blue Hill, Maine, a…Read More

A Theologian Passionate about Civil Rights and Justice
Sometimes people think that theology is boring. However, there is a memorable moment in the 1960s…Read More

The First President of the United Church of Christ
The United Church of Christ came into existence in 1957. For its first four years, leaders from…Read More

New Insights about Antoinette Brown Blackwell
The United Church of Christ honors the life of Antoinette Brown Blackwell (1825-1921). In 1853…Read More

Lemuel Haynes: Recognized in Vermont in 2018
He was an illegitimate child in Puritan New England. His mother was a white servant girl and…Read MoreLoad more
