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Welcome
Welcome to the Community Congregational Church of Belvedere-Tiburon ~ an Open and Affirming Church. Find our Facebook page here: |
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Sunday Worship Services:
7:30 ~ Contemplative Service
10:00 ~ Celebratory Service
Click here for a description of our services.
Click here to see a short Youtube video of the church.
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Celebrating the Spirit in All People, All Things
7:30 ~ Contemplative Service
10:00 ~ Celebratory Service
Click here for a description of our services.
Click here to see a short Youtube video of the church.
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Click here to subscribe to our weekly
"What's Happening at CCC" email.
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Celebrating the Spirit in All People, All Things
Our Minister
Rev. David Gregory
Rev. David Gregory
Click here to go to David's blog, Deeper Streams.
Click here to go to David's blog, Deeper Streams.
The first part of Rev. Gregory's sermon of May 5, 2019. Enjoy!
Click here for audio recordings of the minister's Sunday messages.
Click here to go to the Past Events page, and scroll down to find a video of Tripp and Scott
performing a song on January 21st, 2018 ~ David's "candidating Sunday" ~ that brought the congregation to its feet.
Click here to go to the Past Events page, and scroll down to find a video of Tripp and Scott
performing a song on January 21st, 2018 ~ David's "candidating Sunday" ~ that brought the congregation to its feet.
From Our Minister
This is a pivotal moment in the life of our community, as we approve the slate of officers for the coming year. It is one of the sacred responsibilities expressed in our Covenant, and it is something we do carefully and prayerfully in the ongoing work of vision and discernment. At the same time, we will be asking the membership to consider some large capital expenditures to address major issues with our aging building. Our sacred space is indeed sacred for us, and as we have learned, these issues cannot remain unaddressed without further damage and greater expenses to come. As Covenant People, we prefer full participation in this conversation, and together we look for unity rather than unanimity. Our tangibles provide apt metaphors for the intangibles, and so we cannot address the building without also addressing our vision for the future of this community. What would you love for this community to be twenty years from now? The decisions we make now will have a direct bearing on those outcomes. Please give prayerful consideration to all of this and join us this Sunday for Contemplation at 7:30 a.m. and/or Celebration at 10:00 a.m. Each service will conclude with a business session to address these concerns. And then, consider completing your day with a beautiful time of sung meditation in the spirit of Taize at 5:00 p.m. in the seminar room. Together, let us relieve our cultural fatigue and gain strength from some communal singing and silence.
Peace to all,
David
This is a pivotal moment in the life of our community, as we approve the slate of officers for the coming year. It is one of the sacred responsibilities expressed in our Covenant, and it is something we do carefully and prayerfully in the ongoing work of vision and discernment. At the same time, we will be asking the membership to consider some large capital expenditures to address major issues with our aging building. Our sacred space is indeed sacred for us, and as we have learned, these issues cannot remain unaddressed without further damage and greater expenses to come. As Covenant People, we prefer full participation in this conversation, and together we look for unity rather than unanimity. Our tangibles provide apt metaphors for the intangibles, and so we cannot address the building without also addressing our vision for the future of this community. What would you love for this community to be twenty years from now? The decisions we make now will have a direct bearing on those outcomes. Please give prayerful consideration to all of this and join us this Sunday for Contemplation at 7:30 a.m. and/or Celebration at 10:00 a.m. Each service will conclude with a business session to address these concerns. And then, consider completing your day with a beautiful time of sung meditation in the spirit of Taize at 5:00 p.m. in the seminar room. Together, let us relieve our cultural fatigue and gain strength from some communal singing and silence.
Peace to all,
David
Our Minister is Coming to a Neighborhood Near You
and would love to meet your friends!
Rev. David is holding "mobile office hours"
in various coffee shops around Marin.
Mobile office hours will return soon.
Watch this space for details!
and would love to meet your friends!
Rev. David is holding "mobile office hours"
in various coffee shops around Marin.
Mobile office hours will return soon.
Watch this space for details!
These are open events.
Private conversations at other times
should be scheduled in advance by calling/texting 845-741-5118
or emailing Rev. Gregory.
Private conversations at other times
should be scheduled in advance by calling/texting 845-741-5118
or emailing Rev. Gregory.
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Community Congregational Church
145 Rock Hill Drive, Tiburon, CA. 94920 Phone: 415-435-9108 E-mail: Tib-CCC@pacbell.net Office hours: Tuesday - Friday, 10-6 Rev. Gregory's email: revdgregory@gmail.com Rev. Gregory's cell phone: 845-741-5118 Parking is available in CCC’s parking lot at the top of Rock Hill Drive. There is also street parking (be sure to curb your wheels). Even though there is ample space in the parking lot, carpooling is encouraged—a good way to spare the air and get to know your fellow congregants!
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United Church of Christ
CCC is a member of the United Church of Christ, a progressive Christian denomination known for taking important positions on issues of social justice and inclusion for all God’s people. We are an Open and Affirming congregation committed to creating a welcoming environment where people feel the loving embrace of an all-inclusive community. 
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