Interim Minister Rev. Dr. Eugene H. Winkler
GeneMimi@Prodigy.net
Calendar of Events
Staff Contact Information
 The latest sermon(pdf)
Recent sermons
The Latest Messenger(pdf) January 2010
Latest Worship Service (pdf)
Pictures
Last updated 30-June-2008, Gay Pride parade
Reparation Statement
The Timeline of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
University Church
5655 South University Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637
Phone (773)363-8142
FAX (773) 363-7086
In Hyde Park, right next to the University of Chicago
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Links
Ecologies of Learning - Lowell Livezey's project
Global Ministries links
Illinois Mayan Ministries
Our Global Mission Ministries partner in Guatemala
Gloria Vincente's Stories for Global Ministries
Donna Dudley's Global Ministries page
Church Links
United Church of Christ
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
The Center for Progressive Christianity
University Church welcomes your input, ideas, and suggestions. Share
your thoughts with us at: uchurch@UniversityChurchChicago.org
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Welcome to
the University Church Homepage
We are a progressive, open and affirming, multi-racial
and multi-cultural Protestant church. We are attempting to be an antiracist congregation. We are affiliated with the United
Church of Christ and Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). You
can learn about the church by exploring the links in the left column.
If you are in the area please join us:
Starting January 3rd
- 9:30 am Choir Practice
- 10:30 Promptly Worship Service
- 11:45 am Coffee Hour
- After coffee Hour
- Children and Youth -- Sunday School Every Week
- Adults
- First Sunday -- all committees
- Second Sunday -- Governing Board
- Third, Fourth (and Fifth) Sundays -- Adult Christian Education
December 27th
- 9:30 Church School -- both adult and children
- 10:45 Sunday Worship
Child care is available.
(For information, please call us at 773-363-8142)
Our Mission Statement:
University Church is a Christian community which affirms the transformative power of God’s love, calling us individually and collectively to act for justice and to respect creation. We value the life and teachings of Jesus and we believe that God continues to be revealed in the world.
We are a people committed to nurturing each other in our spiritual journey through worship, Biblical study, artistic expression, and Christian education. We celebrate our rich racial and cultural diversity and are committed to weaving a common life together.
Although we live in a broken world, we seek to build bridges across the barriers that divide. We join with others who work for reconciliation and transformation locally and globally.
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