Every two years in the life of the United Church of Christ, delegates from across our denomination gather as a community to experience General Synod.

Do you love your work? It’s a question many of us wrestle with as work takes up a significant part of our time on Earth.

We recognize those who are graduating in 2021. Congratulations, graduates!

With gratitude for all those who have applied to be considered for the role of Kansas-Oklahoma Conference Minister, we are pleased to report that we are ready to move into the interview phase of our search

I call it the Love Factorial Greeting: “Let love be multiplied to you!”

Don Miller has a long history with the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference, and he doesn’t shy from supporting a ministry when there is a need.

I am not as visible these days in our most visible places, eNEWS and on Facebook, but that makes space for others to be more visible.

We are pleased to announce that the Rev. Phil Hodson, pastor of Wichita UCC, has been called as the next Conference Minister of the South Central Conference in the United Church of Christ.

As your Conference Disaster Coordinator, I will be focusing on two things in the coming months.

We, a "so-called" Christian nation, seem to have forgotten the commandment that Jesus gave us: "Love one another.”

Kansas Oklahoma Ministries/Missions Among Sisters (KOMMAS), a ministry for all women in the Kansas-Oklahoma Conference, offers an upcoming book study and opportunity for connection. Join us!

We are fortunate that Rich Bireta, member of the Finance and Stewardship Committee, has agreed to step into this role!

Jesus was very clear about what the most important things are: love God, and love our neighbors as ourselves. When you put it like that, it sounds so simple. But the reality of choosing to love God and love our neighbor as ourselves day in and day out isn’t so easy, is it?

Valerie Kaur will be one of our guest speakers for this year's UCC General Synod July 11-18. Let's get to know her by reading her memoir "See No Stranger."

“…on the mosaics of holy places, even on jewelry and on household objects, there are hundreds, maybe even a thousand images of a praying figure: arms outstretched, palms open, head lifted…“

I was surprised to receive a call from PFLAG a week ago with an invitation to potentially give testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on the Equality Act. As the PFLAG staff person quickly rattled off pertinent details, I stopped her and said, WHAT?