UCC Congregation

UCC Mission Statement, Our Beliefs

“The mission of Ziegel UCC is to grow spiritually and share God’s redeeming love as seen in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, through prayer, worship, education, fellowship, and service.

In this we seek to foster Christian understanding, unity, and peace in this community and throughout the world.”

Our faith is 2,000 years old. Our thinking is not.

We believe in God’s continuing testament. This is why we are committed to hearing God’s ancient story anew and afresh in our lives and in the world today. We try to remain attentive to God’s creative movement in the world. Religion and science are not mutually exclusive, and your head and heart are both welcomed into our places of worship. We prepare our members and leaders to be engaged in ministry in the present and future church, and we embrace all kinds of communities and new modes of thinking. Why? Because God is still speaking,

No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.

We believe in extravagant welcome. This is why we insist that God’s communion table is open, not closed, and God’s gift and claim in baptism are irrevocable. We advocate justice for all. Our congregation extends hospitality as a sign of God’s inclusive love. We teach that evangelism — offering bread to those in search of it — is God’s mission. Our perspective is global, not provincial. We work with — not against — people of other faiths. Why? Because God is still speaking,

Never place a period where God has placed a comma.

We believe the church’s mission is to change lives — individually, systemically and globally. We work to make transformation possible, but trust in God’s grace. This is why we insist that our church must be a place of vitality in worship, learning and advocacy. We are committed to working for justice, and we believe that lives are changed through global experiences and friendships. Why? Because God is still speaking,

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Help the Ziegels Exploratory Committee

The Exploratory Committee would like to know
what does it mean to us to be Lutheran or UCC?
If you haven’t already done so, please fill out the survey below
and return to the Church office as soon as possible.
Print the Survey

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ZIEGELS UNION SERVICES, SUMMER, 2018

One service at 9:00 A.M.
Children’s activity after Children’s Time in Church
(The Nursery will not be open through July and August)
July 1… Communion, Pastor Andy
July 8… Service of the Word, both pastors
July 15… Communion, Pastor Jeff
July 22… Service of the Word, Pastor Jeff
July 29… Service of the Word, Pastor Andy
August 5… Communion, both pastors
. . . Jerusalem Singers present the message
August 12… Service of the Word, both pastors
August 19… Communion, both pastors
August 26… Service of the Word, both pastors
September 2… Communion Moravian style, both pastors
September 9…
. . . Ziegel UCC Worship Service 8:30 AM
. . . Sunday School for all Ages 10:00 AM
. . . Confirmation Classes 10:00 AM
. . . Ziegels Lutheran Worship Service 11:05 AM

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2018 UCC Consistory

Our 2018 elected leaders are:
President: Donald Peters
Vice President: Karen Bortz
Secretary: Laura Loch
Treasurer: Donald Davis
Tom Brunner
Connie Davis
Andrew Graff
Marcia Green
Oscar Kleinsmith
Mark Krause
Bob Lilley
Lori Snyder
Rob Ziegler