PLAN A VISIT
PLAN A VISIT
PLAN A VISIT
BELIEFS
BELIEFS

ADULT CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Finding your spiritual path involves wrestling with difficult questions of faith. Pilgrimage creates a space where people can safely wrestle with questions that can lead them to deeper faith.
Christian Education isn't primarily about acquiring more knowledge or information. Knowledge must be in service to Christian transformation---of ourselves, of our communities, and of unjust systems. It is about broadening and expanding the spiritual journey, starting wherever we are, and following Jesus wherever he takes us.
--Victoria O.
Adult & Children's Sunday School
Adult Sunday school is available via Zoom at 11:45 a.m. on Sundays. Currently, they are discussing the book, "Raising Hell" by Julie Ferwerda. The Zoom link can be obtained by request at pilgrimageuccce@gmail.com.
Children's Sunday school has been placed on hold for the time being.
Little Lambs is for our younger children (Grade 2 and below) to partake in a craft and story time in our Fellowship Hall which is connected to our scripture and sermon during the 10:00 worship service. They leave the Sanctuary following 'Children's Time' and return in time to take part in the Benediction and our Closing Song, "Let There Be Peace on Earth."
Seasonal Vespers

These special Zoom services are offered during Lent (7:00 p.m.) and Advent (5:30 p.m.) on Sunday evenings. Each service is approximately 30 minutes of prayer. We encourage you find a cozy corner and settle in for some time with the Divine. Light a candle, settle down, and log in for a quiet time of peace and prayer.
Book Club
Pilgrimage UCC has one book group which meets the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM. Discussions are always lively and give participants the opportunity to share more deeply with others. For more information, contact pilgrimageuccCE@gmail.com.
Spiritual Seekers Group
This group has been meeting for several years each month and has studied a wide range of books including "The Art of Living" by Thich Nhat Hanh, "The New Jim Crow" by Michele Alexander, and "Falling Upward" by Richard Rohn. For more information contact pilgrimageuccCE@gmail.com.