As we prepare to commemorate this Memorial Day, we are stricken by the loss of those not old enough to serve. This nation, this church, once again, mourns the loss of children killed in classrooms by a single gunman. We pray for the families of those who must bury the dreams they had for their children. We pray for the leaders of the school, who thought they did everything possible to safeguard those young treasures, and now wonder if they could have, should have done more. We pray for those who must decide, what do we do next?
Monthly News Letter
Announcements for May 29, 2022
by Rev. Tom Ulrich | May 26, 2022 | Newsletters
Superheroes and the Savior – May 29, 2022
by Rev. Tom Ulrich | June 27, 2022 | Pastor’s Column | 0 Comments
It is time for the church to stop quibbling about membership or the deficit that we might have occurred last month or the most recent problem with our aging building and
instead confront the idols of our culture and conquer the world with the transforming truth of Jesus Christ.
Third Sunday of Pentecost – June 26, 2022
by Rev. Tom Ulrich | June 26, 2022 | Sermons, Sunday Bulletins, Uncategorized | 0 Comments
June 26, 2022 Bulletin WELCOME PRELUDE O Worship the King – Keveren *CALL TO WORSHIP Leader: Here in this place may the music, words, and prayers we experience open our ears to the...
Exploring New Ways to Help Marginalized Communities
by Rev. Tom Ulrich | June 21, 2022 | Newsletters, Past Events | 0 Comments
NCCC opened its doors to Akron Area Interfaith Council, Global Ties Akron and delegates of the International Visitor Leadership Program. During this brief encounter area faith leaders shared how they are opening doors and reaching out to marginalized communities.
Second Sunday after Pentecost – Father’s Day
by Rev. Tom Ulrich | June 20, 2022 | Sermons, Sunday Bulletins | 0 Comments
Rev. Tom Ulrich talks about “Water and Oneness” this Father’s Day.
First Sunday after Pentecost – June 12, 2022
by Rev. Tom Ulrich | June 13, 2022 | Sermons, Sunday Bulletins | 0 Comments
“Things That Change Our Lives” is the title of today’s message from Rev. Tom Ulrich.