Claremont United Church of Christ

The activist Dr. Anna Julia Cooper said that God was a "Singing Something" and that God had put a song inside of us that needed to be sung. Join Pastor Jacob as he explores the hymn, "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing," which in 1919 became known as The Black National Anthem.

Join Pastors Jen and Jacob as they each offer a reflection on the importance and meaning of Claremont UCC’s 25th anniversary of being an Open and Affirming congregation.

Join Pastor Jen on this World Communion Sunday as she reflects on what it means to have global neighbors.

Tune-in to this important presentation delivered by one of our country's greatest speakers and activists: Rev. Dr. Otis Moss II. Dr. Moss presents on the topic, "Speaking Up Instead of Shutting Down: Maintaining Dialogue Across the Divide."

The ancient Israelites used sackcloth as an outward symbol of their inner transformation. What are ways that we can demonstrate outwardly the word of God's grace that takes place internally?

What pairs perfectly with the first sin? God’s first act of mercy, of course! Join Pastor Jen as she reads the infamous story of Adam and Eve’s exit from Eden and invites us to examine an often overlooked detail: the moment when God becomes a seamstress and sews clothing for our spiritual ancestors before sending them out of paradise.