Unbroken: A Living Faith is a deep dive into the God of faith. It is a time to recall, re-establish, and renew our own faith in God even when we are (or feel) broken. Join us on Wednesday nights for this series as we explore a faith, passed down from generation to generation – in an unbroken line of ancestry that connects us all the way back to Jesus.
Welcome! We offer Christ-centered worship services and an open invitation to all to share in Holy Communion. We’ve been yoked congregations for more than 150 years – this means that while we share the same pastor, each church functions with its own leadership board, bylaws and budgets. We work together, though, to share resources, a Youth Group and events that all members are welcome to participate in. We’d love to have you join us!
Both churches are handicap-accessible, with elevators and handicap accessible restrooms. We invite individuals of all abilities and mobilities to our services. If you require assistance accessing the building, our ushers are always available before and after service to assist you.
Both churches offer the same message each Sunday, so choose a worship time that fits your schedule! Communion is an open table to all who have a desire to know Christ more fully. We belong to the Wisconsin Conference, United Church of Christ.
Both churches are handicap-accessible, with elevators and handicap accessible restrooms. We invite individuals of all abilities and mobilities to our services.
The barriers which prevent us from a deepening relationship with God and authentic relationships of integrity with others. (Mark 12:29-31)
A community where all people can know God, explore God’s word, feel safe and accepted for who they are. (Romans 12:2)
A servant in Christ’s name honoring and using our God-given gifts to lift up support, pray for and encourage others. Romans 12:6-8)
Into the neighborhood, community, and world, becoming an active witness for Christ, telling of his love and saving grace. (Matthew 28:19-20)
Is to help others deepen their relationship with God, become faithful followers of Christ, and to share the message of Christ’s love with others.
We envision a healthy, thriving community where all can find a new and renewed life in Christ. We envision a church that values integrity from the pulpit and is known for teaching about the living God who transforms and empowers us to love others. We envision a church that refuses to be self-focused but instead channels the love of Christ and grace of God outwardly in the community and beyond. We envision a church which values the youngest child to the most elderly member; one which provides a path to discipleship and presents a safe place to wrestle with God, our faith, and life.
I truly enjoyed your sermons on Good Friday and Easter. The
Lenten season brings me closer to God and reflection on His word.
It is amazing how kind gestures, no matter how small rekindles a little faith. Especially in these times when we need positive outcomes to live in what Louis Armstrong sang “What a wonderful world.”
Pastor Patrick, I thank God for you. I highly value and deeply appreciate all the loving care and concern you and your family pour into your Biblically faithful ministry to our souls and our churches.
On December 29th, our pastor talked about how the light of Christ entered our world and how it continues to shine through us. A nine-year old girl, in the seats, turned to her dad and said, “We’re supposed to be the lights!”
I truly enjoyed your sermons on Good Friday and Easter. The
Lenten season brings me closer to God and reflection on His word.
It is amazing how kind gestures, no matter how small rekindles a little faith. Especially in these times when we need positive outcomes to live in what Louis Armstrong sang “What a wonderful world.”
Pastor Patrick, I thank God for you. I highly value and deeply appreciate all the loving care and concern you and your family pour into your Biblically faithful ministry to our souls and our churches.
On December 29th, our pastor talked about how the light of Christ entered our world and how it continues to shine through us. A nine-year old girl, in the seats, turned to her dad and said, “We’re supposed to be the lights!”
I truly enjoyed your sermons on Good Friday and Easter. The
Lenten season brings me closer to God and reflection on His word.
It is amazing how kind gestures, no matter how small rekindles a little faith. Especially in these times when we need positive outcomes to live in what Louis Armstrong sang “What a wonderful world.”
Worship is centered on both the first-time guest and the long-time Christian. When you walk out the doors at the end of a worship service, our hope is that you will have experienced God in a way you haven’t before..
Welcome! We offer Christ-centered worship services and an open invitation to all to share in Holy Communion. We’ve been yoked..
920-693-8361
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St. Mark’s UCC is located on the corner of Orchard Road and Dairyland Drive in Cleveland, WI. N9286 Dairyland Drive, Cleveland, WI 53015
St. James UCC is located on Pioneer Road in Newton (in an area called ‘Spring Valley’), WI. 13312 Pioneer Road, Newton, WI 53063
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