In our lectionary reading for Pentecost Sunday, we'll hear the story of how the Spirit of God set the hearts and minds of the first disciples on fire. This very same Spirit is alive today, but how do we kindle its spark within ourselves and fan its flames in one another? Tune in to our Pentecost service this Sunday, as we celebrate the Holy Spirit, alive and aflame in our hearts.
Message: Pastor Sal. Reader: Stan Greene. Music: Peter Black and Elizabeth Estes.

Tune in on Sunday at 10 AM via our Facebook page, YouTube channel, or here on our website.

For many years now, Pentecost is the Sunday we all come to church wearing red for our annual group photo. Though we are unable to do that this year, we would love it if you'd take a photo of yourself wearing red as you watch the Pentecost service from home this Sunday, and then email it to us at OnlineChurch@DouglasUCC.org, so that we can compile them together. 

Thank you to all who tuned in last Sunday for our Video Worship Service. We had hundreds of people watching and commenting from all over the world last Sunday morning, even from places as far away as Australia and the UK! If you missed the service, you can watch it here.

As the country debates how, when, and under what circumstances life might return to normal, leaders in every setting of the church are deliberating about returning to their sanctuaries for worship.  Our own UCC leadership lays out this decision for congregations of ours quite clearly: We should return to our sanctuary only when it's safe for all to do so.
​ Read the full letter here.

The Allegan Foundation's Annual Cereal Drive, has gone virtual this year, with a goal of collecting funds enough to purchase 30,000 boxes of cereal for food-insecure kids in Allegan County. While the process may be different this year, the goals are not: feeding children who don’t always know where their next meal is coming from. Any and every dollar will help. 

There are 3 ways to donate: 1. From your smartphone, text CEREAL to 44321. Or 2. Donate on-line at www.alleganfoundation.org. Or 3. Mail a check made out to: ACCF, PO Box 278, Allegan MI 49010. In the memo line on your check, please note CEREAL.

Thank you for helping if you can! The cereal donations will help the seventeen collaborative member pantries in Allegan County. 

The DUCC Social Justice Team invites you to attend this online event Sunday, May 31, at 6pm:

United Church of Christ pastor Rev. Otis Moss III, senior pastor of Chicago's Trinity UCC, has described the death of jogger Ahmaud Arbery as a lynching. He will join panelists in a national online conversation about how Christians can be actively involved in dismantling racism.

The event, to be held on the webinar platform Zoom at 6 p.m. EDT (5 p.m. CDT), will include a 22-minute cinematic sermon, "The Cross and the Lynching Tree: A Requiem for Ahmaud Arbery."  Rev. Moss will be one of the panelists. The public can attend by registering at this link.

Learn more about this event at the UCC website here. 

The DUCC Creation Justice Team has revived their Rain Garden event!

The effort to design and build a rain garden on our church campus will wait, but the learning to rain garden on your own property just got better!

Our friends in Washtenau County are making their Online Master Rain Gardening course (normally $40) FREE, so long as you register for the class before June 1. 

To learn why you should care about Rain Gardens and for details about the class, click here.

Zooming over coffee after online church on Sundays is a great way to catch up with friends and with Pastor Sal, pose questions, get answers, and support one another during this time. Here are some of the things heard during our coffee hour this past Sunday:

Supporting local restaurants got easier as we learned of this Facebook page, where the page admins post regularly updated files of local Restaurant To-Go offerings and contact information.
The June 6 Pride event planning is well under way! To learn about the Care-a-Van parade and the online events, find the committee on their public Facebook Page.
Looking for a beautiful option for outdoor walking? Linda Charvat offered a safe and beautiful walk on her Rosebay Nursery farm. Broad, mowed paths and beautiful blooming plants. To learn how, where, and when, connect with Linda. Also, after the stay-at-home restrictions are lifted, Dan McGavin and Carol Brown will welcome visitors to their Lavender farm by appointment. Watch their website for reservation news!
Kudos to our U.S. Flag tenders: To David Geen for raising our brand new American Flag at the church,  and to Larry Fuerst and Sue Scott for lovingly retiring our old one. 

Check your email for an invite for Sunday's Online Friendship Hall invitation. If you don't see it, do look in your spam folder, or write to us to subscribe to Online Church links. 

Your Church is working hard to provide for our community and our spirits during this pandemic, while continuing to do our peace and justice work.

Without a Sunday collection plate, we are asking church members and friends to consider adopting ​a new habit of giving to the church: either online or by mail. Did you know there is an app for that? Download the GivePlus+ app to your smart phone, and find DouglasUCC in the local listings, and you can easily schedule and manage your church giving right from your phone!

And as always, it's so easy to give online from our website. ​Just click here. 

Or please consider mailing a check to: 
Douglas UCC, 56 Wall Street, PO Box 519, Douglas, MI 49406

We are so very grateful for your continued support of our church, especially during this time.

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​May 31- Larry LaBine, Derek Rieley; June 1- Floyd Fleming, 2- Dale Lower, 3- Timothy Buszka, 4- Jane Grady, Michael Teekamp, 5- Lynn Snyder, Evan Overweg, 6- Dee Baker & Lin Wisehart

Birthday and Anniversary cards are a great way we can continue to reach out to one another during this time. If you wish to mail a card to one of our church members, addresses can be found in our Church Directory. If you don't have a directory, please let us know and we will email one to you.

Freddy Bell (Wendy Hamlin's grandson, Fred Hamilin's great-grandson); Terry Stough (Catz Dienes' son); Bob Donohue (Jack and Peg Donohue's brother); The family of Jim Lemons; Philip Raywood; Ted Sommer; Molly Gaspar (Mike Valdez' sister); Phyllis Wallis (Kathy Austin's mother); Kristen Molitor (Ann Hopkins' daughter); John Willming; Drew Carter; Ferman Sims (father of Duce Sims); Howard McLauchlan (brother-in-law of Dale and Ted); Jeff Cooley (Jo Cooley's brother); Marcia Sullivan (Jo Cooley's friend), Len Lynch (Kathleen Mueller's brother); Curtis Coffin (Marty Coffin's brother). 

Prayers for the residents of mid-Michigan who are working to recover from last week's rains and flooding. Prayers for our educators, the caregivers and hospital and care center workers during this Covid-19 pandemic. For the researchers and scientists working on effective tests and treatments for Covid-19. For the leaders and volunteers in every state and city who are stepping up to take care of people every day. 

All in the military and their families. All who are homeless or addicted or abused or neglected or rejected or hungry; The UCC; the Grand West Association; our Church Council; our Stephen Ministers; our church committees; our communities, our schools, our nation and our planet.
To add/remove a name from the Prayer List, please email us.

May 24
Attendance for Online Services: 506
Mailed-in deposits (Collection Plate) for April 27 to May 26: $7,810.00
Weekly Online Giving: $2,116.07
Thank you!! 
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Your generous giving allows us to sustain our church community and our mission of service. Please consider giving online, which is easily done by clicking ONLINE GIVING.
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Or you may send checks by mail to:
Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ
56 Wall Street, PO Box 519
Douglas, MI 49406

This Sunday is "Ascension Sunday," as we celebrate Jesus' ascension into heaven.
Did Jesus really disappear into a cloud in front of his apostles?
​Tune in this Sunday to our "Video Worship Service," as we learn all about the meaning and symbolism of Jesus' Ascension and what it means for own personal spiritual ascensions.
Message: Pastor Sal. Music: Peter Black, Nancy Plantinga, Kelly and Star Huggett.

​Tune in on Sunday at 10 AM via our Facebook page, YouTube channel, or here on our website.

Thank you to all who tuned in last Sunday for our Video Worship Service. We had hundreds of people watching and commenting from Michigan, Illinois, California, New Mexico, Kansas, and even Australia! Thank you to our reader, Chris Clark, who joined us from his home in Fennville; to Peter Black for providing the music from his home in Grand Rapids; to Stan Greene for singing a beautiful song for us from his home in Saugatuck; and to Gregg Smith for recording and editing. If you missed the service, you can watch it here.

​If you missed United in Song on Friday, here it is! So many people to thank, including more than 16 DUCC musicians, Peter Black for his performance and for backing our vocalists, and to Gregg Smith for editing and Pastor Sal for emceeing the event. Of course, big KUDOS go to Nancy Plantinga, for conceiving the plan and encouraging musicians to contribute. Together we raised more than $1,000 for Christian Neighbors! Rumors abound that another concert is brewing for the summer! Stay tuned!

The 2020 Community Pride committee has come up with a Covid-safe way to celebrate this year. On June 6 beginning at 11:30a.m, we welcome your vehicles, scooters, motorcycles as we social distance and promenade through the community in a Care-A-Van. Route begins at 2948 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas. Follow the Community Pride Event Page for details.

The Creation Justice Team has revived their Rain Garden event, planned for this spring by bringing the learning program online ($40 class is free if you sign up before June 1). To learn why you should care about Rain Gardens and for details about the events, tune in here.

May 31 is Pentecost Sunday, when we traditionally invite church members and friends to wear red to our service, and we take our annual group photo! This year, we'd love it if you would take a photo of yourself watching the Pentecost service online while wearing red, and send it to OnlineChurch@Douglasucc.org. We will use the photos to make a memento of this time to share with you. 

This petition  from the West Michigan Social and Environmental Justice Team asks Chair James Lower of the Michigan legislature to give HB 4500 a fair hearing. HB 4500 repeals PA 389 of 2016, a law that prevents local governments from regulating single-use plastics. In repealing this, HB 4500 does not mandate that local governments put regulations on single-use plastics; it merely gives them the option to do so. Giving local governments jurisdiction over this is integral to reversing the plastics crisis by holding corporations accountable. Follow this link to sign!

Spring Street Men’s Group and the True North Women's Group are still meeting via Zoom. "We find great comfort in our tenderness and deepened friendships in these times,"  says Max. Contact Max Brown with questions about Men's Group and Kathleen Mueller about True North.

Your Church is working hard to provide for our community and our spirit during this pandemic, continuing to do our peace and justice work.

Without a Sunday collection plate, we are asking church members and friends to consider adopting ​a new habit of giving to the church: either online or by mail.

It's so easy to give online from our website. ​Just click here. 

Or please consider mailing a check to: 
Douglas UCC, 56 Wall Street, PO Box 519, Douglas, MI 49406

We are so very grateful for your continued support of our church, especially during this time.

​May 24- Ron Beisel, 28- Kessie Karg

Birthday and Anniversary cards are a great way we can continue to reach out to one another during this time. If you wish to mail a card to one of our church members, addresses can be found in our Church Directory. If you don't have a directory, please let us know and we will email one to you.

Freddy Bell (Wendy Hamlin's grandson, Fred Hamilin's great-grandson); Terry Stough (Catz Dienes' son); Bob Donohue (Jack and Peg Donohue's brother); The family of Jim Lemons; Philip Raywood; Ted Sommer; Molly Gaspar (Mike Valdez' sister); Phyllis Wallis (Kathy Austin's mother); Kristen Molitor (Ann Hopkins' daughter); John Willming; Drew Carter; Ferman Sims (father of Duce Sims); Howard McLauchlan (brother-in-law of Dale and Ted); Jeff Cooley (Jo Cooley's brother); Marcia Sullivan (Jo Cooley's friend), Len Lynch (Kathleen Mueller's brother); Curtis Coffin (Marty Coffin's brother). 

Our educators, the caregivers and hospital and care center workers during this Covid-19 pandemic. For the researchers and scientists working on effective tests and treatments for Covid-19. For the leaders and volunteers in every state and city who are stepping up to take care of people every day. 

All in the military and their families. All who are homeless or addicted or abused or neglected or rejected or hungry; The UCC; the Grand West Association; our Church Council; our Stephen Ministers; our church committees; our communities, our schools, our nation and our planet.
To add/remove a name from the Prayer List, please email us. 

May 17
Attendance for Online Services: 634 
Weekly Online Giving: $2,568.76
Thank you!! 
​
Your generous giving allows us to sustain our church community and our mission of service. Please consider giving online, which is easily done by clicking ONLINE GIVING.
​
Or you may send checks by mail to:
Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ
56 Wall Street, PO Box 519
Douglas, MI 49406

In Sunday's Gospel, Jesus assures the disciples that he will be with them always and in all ways. He says he will send an advocate who will abide with us and be in us. Who or what is this advocate? Join us online this Sunday for our "Video Worship Service," as we explore this Spirit of Truth together. Message: Pastor Sal. Music: Peter Black and Stan Greene.

​Tune in on Sunday at 10 AM via our Facebook page, YouTube channel, or here on our website.

                        Click below to download the sheet music for Sunday's hymns:   

We are so very proud of our Pastor Sal on the release of his newest book, Childish Thinking: How the Church Keeps Us Stuck in Sunday School. The book is available now on Amazon.
Learn more by watching the short video above or visit www.ChildishThinking.faith.

You can listen to all of Pastor Sal's messages and meditations on our "Messages from Douglas UCC" podcast. You can listen on Google Play, Apple Music, Spotify, or you can ask Alexa, "Alexa, play the podcast, 'Messages from Douglas UCC'." Thank you to our church member, Chris Clark, for continuing to update the podcast for us.

Join us online this Sunday at 10 AM for our Video Worship Service, as we celebrate Mother's Day in word and in song. Pastor Sal will also be giving an inspiring message on John 14:1-14, and there will be uplifting music from Peter Black and Gloria Larrieu. 

​Tune in on Sunday at 10 AM via our Facebook page, YouTube channel, or here on ourwebsite.

Click below to download the sheet music for Sunday's hymns: 

Online Friendship Hall is where we gather with Pastor Sal after Online Service on Sundays to catch up on our work, share Joys and Concerns, share appreciation for online service, and learn coping skills from one another. Pictured above, Sue Scott and Larry Fuerst, left, and Pamela Chappell and Pete Wehle, right, are missing our acolytes, so have added candle lighting to their practice as they watch church services on Sunday. We hope you can join us after 10a.m. service for community time at 11a.m.  Look for the link on Friday morning in your inbox. And if you don't see your invitation there, please contact us at OnlineChurch@douglasucc.org. 

Thank you to all who tuned in last Sunday for our Video Worship Service. Thank you to our reader, Robert Trenary, who joined us from his home; to Peter Black and Nancy Plantinga for providing the music from their homes; and to Gregg Smith for recording and editing. If you missed the service, you can watch it here.

Here's a way to literally put more love into the world: Watch as Pastor Sal leads us in a
​5-minute "Lovingkindness" Meditation that is easy to learn and practice. 

SAVE-the-DATE: Join us online on Friday, May 15, at 7 PM, for "United in Song: Music of Hope and Inspiration," a free Video Concert from our Douglas UCC Musicians.

The UCC is selling "Peace" and "Love" face masks with the UCC logo and URL on them. Proceeds from sales support the mission of the United Church of Christ and fund the National Setting’s ability to continue to respond to the ongoing needs of the church in these times of pandemic. Masks are $7.99 and can be purchased at UCC Face Masks.

Pastor Sal reported that Being the Church is definitely not canceled! Our church groups and committees are continuing to work through video conferencing and emails. If you have questions about connecting with one of the work groups or teams, write to us at welcome@douglasucc.org.
​Demethrea Terrien reported that the Tri-Government Recycling Committee is hard at work, (including church members Demethrea, Garnet Lewis, Cathy North, and Hannah Huggett), looking for recycling solutions to meet recent recycling challenges for our region. If you have ideas or questions, reach out to the committee members. 
Ruth VandenBosch reported that Douglas Upholsterer Yvonne Dirkse has shifted her work to making $3 masks, all day long in her studio. She has made more than 1,000 so far, and has a two-week backlog of orders. She takes donations of clean, sturdy cotton clothing and sheets, t-shirts and 1/4" elastic. If you would like to connect with her to place an order or make a donation, email Julie, and she'll share ordering information. 
Jim and Ann Hopkins wanted to thank everyone who sent them cards and notes. Getting a little love in the mail has been such a highlight for them during this time. Thank you!
Kudos to Sue Scott and Larry Fuerst for checking the DUCC campus refrigerators and cupboards for any food that may not be aging well...
Your prayers and good wishes have been answered for Linda Charvat, pictured above, who is back at work with her wholesale customers returning, employees working, and orders going out. Her farm, Rosebay Nursery,  did very well over the winter and cool spring, and she so appreciates all the love and support from her Douglas UCC friends!
And Carol Brown and Dan McGavin reported that their lavender at Summerhouse Lavender Farm overwintered very well, and Dan's granddaughter will soon be taking on management of the farm. They are thinking through how to safely open for customers this summer. 
Dennis Konarski reports a wonderful experience with  telemedicine with his doctor and pharmacist this past week. He reported how heartening it is that our medical teams are adapting to serve us at this time. And he encourages you to go ahead and ask for help. Our healthcare providers are ready to serve, safely.
Stan Greene guided us to reframe our thinking in response to this time of physical separation. Instead of seeing it as a barrier in our lives, consider the opportunities it gives us to take down old barriers, establish new paths. 
We'd love to hear from you in our Online Friendship Hall, which starts at 11 am each Sunday. If you are having a hard time connecting, contact us at OnlineChurch@douglasucc.org so we can fix that for you! Or write to us if you have news to share but can't join us at this time.

This week, the Executive Officers of the United Church of Christ urged all of our churches to continue with Virtual Worship and not rush back into gathering at church. You can read their letter here. Also, read the article: "Churches should NOT be the first to reopen."

Your Church is working hard to provide for our community and our spirit
during this pandemic, continuing to do our peace and justice work.
Without a Sunday collection plate, we are asking church members and friends
to consider adopting ​a new habit of giving to the church: either online or by mail.
It's so easy to give online from our website. ​Just click here. 
Or please consider mailing a check to: 
​
Douglas UCC, 56 Wall Street, PO Box 519, Douglas, MI 49406.

We are so very grateful for your continued support of our church, especially during this time.

​May 11- Debra Carr, Jane & Jerry Coates, Ruth VandenBosch

Birthday and Anniversary cards are a great way we can continue to reach out to one another during this time. If you wish to mail a card to one of our church members, addresses can be found in our Church Directory. If you don't have a directory, please let us know and we will email one to you.

Ted Sommer, Molly Gaspar (Mike Valdez' sister); Phyllis Wallis (Kathy Austin's mother); Kristen Molitor (Ann Hopkins' daughter); Jim Lemons; John Willming; Drew Carter; Ferman Sims (father of Duce Sims); Howard McLauchlan (brother-in-law of Dale and Ted); Jeff Cooley (Jo Cooley's brother); Marcia Sullivan (Jo Cooley's friend), Len Lynch (Kathleen Mueller's brother); Curtis Coffin (Marty Coffin's brother). 

Our educators, the caregivers and patients at Mary Freebed Hospital and on the U.S.S. Comfort, and in all of our hospitals and care centers during this Covid-19 pandemic. For the leaders and volunteers in every state and city who are stepping up to take care of people every day. 

All in the military and their families. All who are homeless or addicted or abused or neglected or rejected or hungry; The UCC; the Grand West Association; our Church Council; our Stephen Ministers; our church committees; our communities, our schools, our nation and our planet.
To add/remove a name from the Prayer List, please email julie (at) douglasucc.org

May 3
Attendance for Online Service: 731
Weekly Online Giving: $1,983.63
Thank you!! 
​
Your generous giving allows us to sustain our church community and our mission of service. Please consider giving online, which is easily done by clicking ONLINE GIVING.
​
Or you may send checks by mail to:
Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ
56 Wall Street, PO Box 519
Douglas, MI 49406

In Sunday's Gospel reading, Jesus instructs his disciples to follow the shepherd's voice. Our UCC motto is "God is Still Speaking." How do we hear God's voice in our lives today? Join us online this Sunday at 10 AM for our Video Worship Service, as we learn how to listen more closely to our inner G.P.S. (God Positioning System), the Divine Voice within which is always leading us to pastures of plenty. Message: Pastor Sal. Music: Peter Black & Nancy Plantinga.

​Tune in on Sunday at 10 AM via our Facebook page, YouTube channel, or here on ourwebsite.

We are sending out emails each week with the post-church Friendship Hall Zoom address. If you aren't receiving the emails, please check your Spam folder/filter. If you find nothing there, write to Julie at Onlinechurch@douglasucc.org to check to see if we have your correct email address.

Zooming our Friendship Hall isn't perfect, but has been the best way for us to:

• Chat with each other and Pastor Sal!
• Share Joys and Concerns with the church live and in person.
• Talk about our work in the world, how it continues and how it has changed.
• Discover how we are each dealing with  the frustrations  and finding the grace notes in this pandemic time.

We would love to see you there!

Wow! This past month, our Douglas UCC videos have had more than 11,000 views on YouTube, and we've added 115 new subscribers to our channel. Thank you to all for your support.

Thank you to all who tuned in last Sunday for our Video Worship Service. We even had people watching and commenting from South Africa and the UK! Thank you to our reader, Lynne Snyder, who joined us from her home; to Peter Black and Stan Greene for providing the music; and to Gregg Smith for recording it. If you missed the service, you can watch it here.

SAVE-the-DATE: Join us online on Friday, May 15, at 7 PM, for "United in Song: Music of Hope and Inspiration," a free Video Concert from our Douglas UCC Musicians.

During our Zoom Online Friendship Hall this past Sunday, we learned of the work in the world our fellow congregants are engaged in. Here's a round-up. Please follow the links or connect with these members if you have interest in helping out or learning more:. 

We discussed the Governor's requirement that we wear masks in public -- we need more makers to place masks in the Retreat Hall Mask Box please.  And Linda Charvat showed us her no-sew,  effective, double-layered, filtered mask from old t-shirts (schematic above). See the #Masks4All explanation video and the instructions behind this link.

Hannah Huggett and Gail (Gigi) Babel and their team are organizing the West Michigan Mutual Aid Network, and have a couple of first projects in mind for helping families in Fennville. Stay tuned for more news!

​Kirt Oliver and Larry Fuerst are raising concern that the blood banks need more blood to help treat Covid-19 patients, while many blood drives have been canceled. They ask us to please consider giving blood if we can. Click here to find the Red Cross' listings for local times and locations.

Sarah Swift reported that the Creation Justice Team has been busy re-designing their offerings for distance learning and distance action. The local highway and beach cleanups have been canceled, but the team encourages you to mask-and-glove and clean the parks and roadways near you. Here are safety guidelines you can adapt to  pick up trash on the beaches, hiking trails, and roads around you. Also, stay tuned for a re-designed Rain Gardens program, and a re-designed local food/local farmers program and book read. 

We shared a wish that Farmers' Markets would open up this weekend. While we wait, look at Pennyroyal Cafe and Provisions website and Facebook page for the CSA boxes they are offering, full of local farmers' and local food producers' goods. Also the Holland Farmers' Market has made this handy poster (download below) of local farms and food producers who are offering curbside pickup of their goods. The websites and Facebook pages of many of our local restaurants are featuring wonderfully creative ways they are responding to the pandemic. Check them out!
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Your Church is working hard to provide for our community and our spirit
during this pandemic, continuing to do our peace and justice work.
Without a Sunday collection plate, we are asking church members and friends
to consider adopting ​a new habit of giving to the church: either online or by mail.
It's so easy to give online from our website. ​Just click here. 
Or please consider mailing a check to: 
​
Douglas UCC, 56 Wall Street, PO Box 519, Douglas, MI 49406.

We are so very grateful for your continued support of our church, especially during this time.

​May 1- Max Matteson & Bud Baty, 6- Luke Brunette, 7- Cathy North

Birthday and Anniversary cards are a great way we can continue to reach out to one another during this time. If you wish to mail a card to one of our church members, addresses can be found in our Church Directory. If you don't have a directory, please let us know and we will email one to you.

​​Congratulations to our church members, Bud Baty and Max Matteson, who are celebrating their 50th Anniversary this week! We are so grateful for their inspiration and for all they do in service of our church and our community.

​Phyllis Wallis (Kathy Austin's mother); Kristen Molitor (Ann Hopkins' daughter), John Willming; Drew Carter; Ferman Sims (father of Duce Sims); Howard McLauchlan (brother-in-law of Dale and Ted); Jeff Cooley (Jo Cooley's brother); Marcia Sullivan (Jo Cooley's friend), Len Lynch (Kathleen Mueller's brother); Curtis Coffin (Marty Coffin's brother). 

Our educators, the caregivers and patients at Mary Freebed Hospital and on the U.S.S. Comfort, and in all of our hospitals and care centers during this Covid-19 pandemic. For the leaders and volunteers in every state and city who are stepping up to take care of people every day. 

All in the military and their families. All who are homeless or addicted or abused or neglected or rejected or hungry; The UCC; the Grand West Association; our Church Council; our Stephen Ministers; our church committees; our communities, our schools, our nation and our planet.
To add/remove a name from the Prayer List, please email julie (at) douglasucc.org

April 26
Attendance for Online Service: 691
Weekly Online Giving: $2,394.23
Mailed-in Donations for the Month of April: $5,275
Thank you!! 
​
Your generous giving allows us to sustain our church community and our mission of service. Please consider giving online, which is easily done by clicking ONLINE GIVING.
​
Or you may send checks by mail to:
Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ
56 Wall Street, PO Box 519
Douglas, MI 49406