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Bath United Church of Christ
150 Congress Avenue
Bath, ME 04530 
(207) 443-2187

Map to the Bath UCC

From the South:  Follow Route 1 North to Bath.  Take the Congresss Avenue exit.  Bear right off of the exit onto State Rd.  Take the first right onto Congress Avenue.  The Bath UCC is approximately 1/2 mile down the road on the right.

From the North:  Follow Route 1 South into Bath.  Exit onto Congress Avenue.  Take the first right onto Congress Avenue.  The Bath UCC is approximately 1/2 mile down the road on the right.

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Welcome to the Bath United Church of Christ.

A church of surprises and grace.  You never know what amazing experiences you'll encounter during worship, but you can count on being moved by the spirit and inspired by the faith community around you. 

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What's happening at Bath UCC?
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News from the National UCC

United Church News names new editor
The Rev. Gregg Brekke has been named editor of United Church News and the denomination’s news director, succeeding the Rev. J. Bennett Guess, who was appointed the UCC’s national director of communications last December.

Faith-based initiatives: Thomas reiterates need for 'responsible partnerships'
Following Barack Obama's July 1 speech calling for continued government funding for faith-based initiatives, the Rev. John H. Thomas reiterated his support for cooperative programs as long as church-state separation is protected.

Presbyterians move to allow gay clergy, but fight remains
Meeting in San Jose, Calif., the nation's largest Presbyterian denomination on June 27 cracked open the door to ordaining non-celibate gay and lesbian clergy, though the decades-old fight is far from over.

Thomas to Bush: 'Not in my name will you justify torture'
“Today I join many in saying to my President, ‘not in my name.’” said the Rev. John H. Thomas, UCC general minister and president, in a widely covered, bipartisan news conference held on June 25. “Not in my name will you justify torture and allow it to be used.”

'Think You Can Dance' finalist is UCC
A finalist on the popular TV show, “So You Think You Can Dance,” is a member of the UCC, who first came to know about the church because of the denomination’s welcoming TV commercials.

State ecumenical bodies taking lead in creative immigration ministries
"The church is called to minister to all our neighbors, new and old," said the Rev. Dr. Michael Kinnamon, NCC General Secretary. "As the issue takes on more and more importance in our country, the urgency of that calling intensifies. The National Council of Churches and state and local councils are talking together so we know what each other is doing."

UCC's Southern California -- Nevada Conference reaffirms support for same-gender marriage
At its June 19-20 annual meeting, the UCC's Southern California – Nevada Conference adopted a statement reaffirming its commitment to equal marriage rights for couples regardless of gender.

Tom Hunter, UCC's modern-day minstrel, has died
The Rev. Tom Hunter, a musician and pastor who shared his music across the UCC for decades, died on June 20 after a short battle with rare brain disease.

World's churches encouraged to pray for Zimbabwe on June 22
Churches worldwide are being invited to celebrate a day of prayer for Zimbabwe on Sunday, 22 June, as the beginning of a season of prayer for the people and government of the African country, which is facing a critical time.

UCC leaders join Cleveland community to protest death penalty
The Rev. John H. Thomas, United Church of Christ general minister and president, and the Rev. M. Linda Jaramillo, executive minister of the UCC's Justice and Witness Ministries, participated June 11 in a rally in downtown Cleveland to protest the death penalty.
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Worship With Us

Sunday Worship Service:   Join us at 10 AM when we celebrate as a community with song, sacred word, story and prayer.  Childcare is available for kids ages PreK-6th grade. Babies and young children are more than welcome in our services. Learn more here.

 

 Taizé Worship Service: Join us at 7 PM on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month.  The service is candlelit, contemplative, with a couple of extended silences, a prayer and some readings, and unison singing of a number of traditional Taizé chants and songs in various languages. Learn more here.

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Faces of Bath UCC
Pastor Bill Bliss leads the congregation in a drumming meditation.
The faith community is a source of divine love, hope, support, strength, and joy...and soup!
Wherever two or more are gathered...vigil on the bridge to shine the light on global warming.
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