Election Sabbath with Kansas Interfaith Action
Voting is a sacred duty, and we know that our values are on the line. Kansans of Faith must vote for our values in the upcoming primary election, so we're encouraging all of our partners and supporters to focus a portion of their worship services on August 1 & 2 on the importance of voting.
Church Spotlight: Bethany UCC in Hiawatha, KS
Bethany United Church of Christ in Hiawatha, Kansas, is celebrating 150 years of ministry and service. A special worship service will be held on August 2, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. to commemorate this milestone in the life of the congregation. At 5:00 everyone is invited to enjoy an ice cream social and a time of fellowship and music.
What Does Pride Mean To You? Share Your Pride Photos and Fun!
We invite all of our local churches to share a picture or two from their Pride events along with a sentence proclaiming what Pride meant to them: as people of faith, living in 2026, however you’d like to respond!
What Does Pride Mean to Me? An Ally Pastor's Perspective: Growth and Gratitude
Rev. Caela Simmons Wood
What Does Pride Mean to Me?: Love My Neighbor
Sara Osborn, member of St. John's Church of Baldwin, Kansas
What Does Pride Mean to Me?: Building Community
Tim Sharp, member of Central Congregational Church, Topeka, Kansas
July 4 Resources
A number of people and groups have been putting together resources in anticipation of this year's Fourth of July.
Meet the members of the UCC- Delegation and join the conversation!
In July, EKiBa (Evangelische Landeskirche in Baden) will welcome five pastors from the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference of the United Church of Christ (UCC) — our long-standing partner church. We have been engaged in close cooperation for over 20 years.
Report of the Delegation of Bishop Springhart on theTrip to the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference of the UCC
In July, EKiBa (Evangelische Landeskirche in Baden) will welcome five pastors from the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference of the United Church of Christ (UCC) — our long-standing partner church. We have been engaged in close cooperation for over 20 years.
What does Pride mean to me? Community and Imago Dei
Pride is imago dei to me because I know what it is to not live into the imago dei that God imagined for me the full embodiment of who God created me to be.
Conference Minister Transition Update
There will be a special service at Zion UCC in Junction City on May 31 beginning at 10:30 a.m. that will include a blessing and parting liturgy honoring Lorraine and her work with KO. All are welcome to attend or send a message to be read during the service or shared privately with Lorraine afterward.
4-week Zoom Book Study led by Rev. Kayla Bonewell
You are invited to join an 4-week Zoom Book Study led by Rev. Kayla Bonewell (Cathedral of Hope UCC & Church of the Open Arms UCC) on Wednesdays from 1-2 pm as we study Mary Magdalene Revealed: The First Apostle, Her Feminist Gospel & the Christianity We Haven't Tried Yet by Meggan Watterson.
May Message from Conference Minister Rev. Dr. Lorraine Ceniceros
There are seasons when church life can feel heavy. Questions linger. Change comes. The future can feel uncertain. In times like these, it is easy to think the life of the church depends mostly on plans, budgets, committees, and decisions still waiting to be made.
EKIBA Names the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference as a Beneficiary of Their End-of-Spring Synod Worship Offering
On Saturday, April 25, Evangelische Landeskirche in Baden named the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference as a beneficiary of their end-of-Spring Synod worship, honoring both our partnership and the hospitality shared by K-O.
Disaster Preparedness
March 2-6 was Severe Weather Preparedness week. Like most of you—that week came and went without much attention on my end—my workplace sent updates and I read them with interest, as a Conference Disaster Response Coordinator.
The Ecclesiastical Council of Cypress Brannon
The Committee on Ministry - Discernment (COM D) officially invites the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference to the Ecclesiastical Council of Cypress Brannon Saturday, May 30 at 3:30pm.
Grants Available: Supporting Resilient & Robust Churches & Communities
In the ongoing series of Holy Conversations over the last three years, lay and clergy members across the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference of the UCC have expressed a growing need for resources to strengthen and build the resilience of our local churches and the communities in which they minister.
An Announcement from Lorraine and the KO Conference Executive Committee
Dear Friends of the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference…
2026 Clergy Trainings & Retreat
This year, KOCUCC will offer two different trainings to help meet clergy educational requirements and a standalone retreat.
Report from the EKIBA Visit to the KO!
From March 21-29, a delegation from the Protestant Church in Baden, Germany (EKIBA), visited KOCUCC.