Sunday, September 14, 2025
Service of Worship 10:30 AM in the Meetinghouse
Nursery care is available at both services. All are welcome!
Church School Coordinator, Barbara Crandell at

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Worship Opportunities
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Labyrinth & Children's Garden:
Our Labyrinth and the story of how it came to be were recently published in a book of New England Labyrinths, so we are excited to share that with people in our area and beyond. Planted around our Labyrinth, we also have a Children's Garden, where kids are able to experience God's presence in Creation, remember loved ones who have died, and go to play or pray at our church. All are welcome to visit during daylight hours. You can find the entrance to the footpath to the labyrinth and garden on the left side of the slope down into our lower parking lot.
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Keep an eye on your email, the Congregational Church of Brookfield Facebook Page, or our website on Sunday morning for the links to join us (and please feel free to share the links with family and friends). Afterward, if you are willing to share a photo of you or your family worshipping with us online that may be used on our CCB Facebook page or website, please send it to uccbsocialmedia@gmail.com. If you have missed any of our online worship services you can find them linked below, and you can subscribe to our YouTube channel
uccbvideo, where our worship services are archived.
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10:30am Sunday Weekly Worship Recordings:
If you are not able to watch the service live from the beginning, or if you need to join the service late, there will be an opportunity to view the entire recording in a few hours, after YouTube processes it and uploads it to our church YouTube channel. For instant notifications of Live Streams, you can also subscribe to that channel, uccbvideo, by clicking on the red "Subscribe" button on the YouTube page.
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Sharing to Build, Building to Share…
See the New Vision for Fellowship Hall!
Update on our “Sharing to Build, Building to Share” ProjectThe elevator in our newly renovated and now accessible Fellowship Hall passed state inspection! Now we wait for the Building Inspector to issue our Certificate of Occupancy. If you haven’t seen Fellowship Hall recently please stop by and walk around. It looks open and fresh, and there are no tables and chairs being stored against the wall! The cabinets are the highlight of the room. We have a very talented cabinet maker amongst us. A big shout out to Ken Arifian! We look forward to celebrating this accomplishment in our new space on Sunday, September 28th after a SINGLE 10:30am service of worship with a Ribbon Cutting and special Fellowship Time. We continue to be in awe of your continued financial support. Thank you to: all who have already fulfilled their pledge those who gave generously over and above their pledge gift everyone who made a gift to the campaign without pledging Each and every one of these gifts, along with those that continue to come in on track to fulfill pledges and donated cans and bottles we continue to redeem, are making a significant impact. As you may recall, our campaign pledge gifts are scheduled to be completed by November. As of this update, we are still hopeful that we will receive nearly $56,000 in outstanding pledge gifts in these final 3 months. However, based on information we know today, expected committed pledge gifts may be short by $20,000 - $25,000 from originally pledged amounts. The project and final payments to the contractor will be within the next 4-6 weeks. With pledge gifts being completed in November, we may need to borrow funds to cover the anticipated cash flow gap. Please remember that accelerating pledge giving (or any additional gifts!) will greatly reduce any borrowing. If you are able to complete your pledge before November, we would be grateful to hear from you. Please contact Jim Sugden at
If you wish to learn more about these income and expense details and project completion timeline, please feel free to reach out to any member of the Fellowship Hall Financial Task Force: Ken Arifian, Laurie Matson, Michael Matson, Monica McInerney, Alan Peck, Jim Sugden, and Rod Wutzl. Because we are CCB, we have fun whenever we gather! Even as we worship each week in our historic Meetinghouse, fellowship is at the very heart of our church life and we believe Fellowship Hall should be accessible to all. We invite you to contribute as generously as you can and help us extend God's extravagant welcome to everyone, "no matter who we are or where we are on life's journey." Whether we walk or roll, we seek to follow Jesus together! |
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Pastors Fund Thanks & Information
Our pastors wish to thank you so much for your generous support of the Pastors Fund during these difficult and ever-changing times. With your help bills have been paid to cover housing costs, medical bills, and emergency repairs as well as to cover other everyday costs like food, gas, and clothing for members & friends of our church and wider community. The Pastors Fund is supported through the honorarium from the funerals/memorials that our pastors officiate, as well as through the generous gifts of members and friends of our community.If you are feeling moved to make a direct gift to the Pastors Fund, gift cards for groceries and gas are always welcome, as are donations made payable to Pastors Fund.
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Your Pastors are Here for You!
Pastoral Care Appointments

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Church Office Hours
Monday through Thursday - 9:00am - 3:00pm
CLOSED on Fridays.
The church door will remain locked for safety reasons, but our Ring doorbell system helps us to know who is coming to the door.
We are an Open and Affirming Congregation of the United Church of Christ.
Know that "No matter who you are or where you are on life's journey, you are welcome here!"
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At Home Electronic Worship Options
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Welcome! No matter who you are, or where you are on life's journey, you are welcome here.
- Would you enjoy the guidance of fellow seekers to help you support your children's growth into strong and compassionate moral thinkers?
- Are you looking for a place where you can bring your deepest joys and sorrows and find real companionship in celebration and suffering?
- Do you long for a place where you and your family can learn to love one another and care for the world in a compassionate faith community?
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