If you are seeking…

• a church that is guided by the teachings of Jesus in an open-minded and progressive way,
• a way to work for justice and peace, both locally and globally
• a beautiful, inspiring, natural setting,
• a diverse, inclusive, multi-racial, open and affirming community,
• inspiring preaching and music,
• a community where God’s love knows no bounds, where all are welcome, young, old, rich, poor, different colors and sexual orientation

Then Skyline UCC is a true place for you.

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Month at a Glance

Every Sunday you are invited to join us for Choir Practice at 8:30 am; Worship at 10:00 am; Fellowship at 11:15 am – Child Care & Church School provided – see our Families section.

February

• Sunday, Feb 7:  Communion Sunday “Into the Deep” with Seminarian Beth Rogers, Luke 5:1-11; plus “Souper Bowl of Caring” – Watch the Super Bowl live on big screen TV. Invite friends and contribute to the “Souper Bowl” (a collection bowl for those in need/hungry)
• Sunday Feb 14: “Astounding Glory” Transfiguration, Pastor Laurie preaching, Luke 9:28-36
• Wednesday, Feb 17th: Ash Wednesday 7 PM service – a special multimedia service of healing and repentance, with Seminarian Beth Rogers.
• Sunday, Feb 21: “Wilderness Companions” Pastor Laurie preaching, Luke 4:1-13
• Wednesday, Feb 24th: First of a Wednesday series throughout Lent (2/24- 3/24), 6 – 8 PM. Evening candlelight service with reflection, mind/body prayer and healing, labyrinth walk and potluck meal. Drop-ins welcome from public – bring extra socks for indoor mind/body prayer.
• Sunday Feb 28th: “Strong and Tender,” Pastor Laurie preaches, Luke 13:31-35

UCC Responds to Disaster Relief

The United Church of Christ is organizing a response to the earthquake disaster in Haiti.

Online donations may be made here.

Skyline’s Mission: Sierra Leone

In the fall of 2007 Skyline Community Church started fundraising to help build a school for children in the village of Mokomray, Sierra Leone. The village suffered great loss of life as well as schools due to the civil war that raged there for many years. Due to the generous donations of church members and the wider community, progress has been made and the children now have a new school in which to learn and thrive!

See videos of a recent trip to “our” school in Sierra Leone:

Sierra Leone I – Freetown to the Bush

Sierra Leone II – Village Life

Sierra Leone III – Music and Dancing