
07/24/2020 - A Few Final Thoughts
By: Kent Siladi - Conference staffRev. Kent Siladi offers some final thoughts before his departure.
Rev. Kent Siladi offers some final thoughts before his departure.
Essentials. In this time of a global pandemic we are using terms that attempt to characterize where we find ourselves in this challenging time. “Social or physical ...
"Yet again we need to hear the angel’s message. 'Be not afraid.'" — Rev. Kent Siladi
"So now we move forward in faith together." — Rev. Kent Siladi
Text of the Conference Minister's Address at the May 18, 2019 Special Meeting of the Connecticut Conference, UCC.
"In my head, I know that churches are places where communities gather, and that many have a season of life and impact, and then reasons arise that means that the church ...
Editor's Note: The author took part in the Interfaith Freedom and Justice Ride 2019, a delegation of 37 Christians and Jews from Hartford who traveled together to ...
"There are days when it feels like the tasks for the day are overwhelming." —Rev. Kent Siladi
"Love one another. It is finished. He is Risen!" — Rev. Kent Siladi
"Our congregations and our wider church need to look outward and shout to the world that Jesus Christ is Sovereign without being judgmental or formulating value judgments...
Mr. Goodell, why not meet with the players who are choosing to kneel and ask them, “What might we do TOGETHER to use our public voice to address racism in our culture?”
Colleagues: The news from the devastation in Texas continues to unfold in tragic ways. As members of the United Church of Christ we have always been committed to ...
We talk about covenant a lot in the United Church of Christ ... However, many among us spend a lot more time living as if we are not connected to one another
"The practical and moral imperative is clear. A person working full time should not remain in poverty. An American society with integrity cannot justify paying people a ...
I'm tired. I'm sick and tired of being asked if I am going to make a statement about the latest killing of a black man by police.
I have just returned from the Connecticut Conference's third offering of Clergy Camp. It was a great experience of gathering with colleagues not only from Connecticut but...