Vision

We are a Church where God’s love enlivens us to rise up to be a Christ-inspired joyous community of faith where spirit and compassion meet.

Statement on Racism

Magnolia United Church of Christ recognizes the painful reality of racial violence, inequality and injustice being at a tipping point. We pledge to work toward needed changes in all of our national, regional and local systems and within our own hearts, so this reckoning moment does not pass by as it has so many times in the past. We call for racial equality not only within the law enforcement and the judicial systems, but also healthcare, economics and education. We will listen to and study others’ experiences and views, and especially seek out those that are different from our own, even if those exchanges are uncomfortable. We will explore the complexity of our own privileges, assumptions and biases. We will vote and encourage and assist others to exercise their right to vote. As Maya Angelou said, “History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage need not be lived again.” In this process, we strive to love each other more fully, as God has enabled us to love, rooted in an honest but compassionate relationship with one another.

BE the Church

Thank you for all who joined us for Service Sunday on February 26, 2023!  There were multiple work party locations around Magnolia and Queen Anne with projects ranging from making blankets for kids entering foster care to habitat restoration! Save the date for next year’s Service Sunday: March 10, 2023!

Where Spirit and Compassion Meet

Magnolia United Church of Christ

No matter who you are, or where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here

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“How they love one another'. Progressive in spiritual seeking and growing. Inclusive and inviting. Always looking for ways to support the community and those in need is how I would describe MUCC.”
“Acceptance of inclusive language and decision to be welcoming to all, regardless of race, color, creed, etc. was a defining moment for me at MUCC.”
“The first time I visited...I felt the Spirit strongly at work in this congregation and felt that this would be my church home.”
“I am drawn to the open minds, open hearts, creativity, humor, and caring I find at MUCC.”
“The experience of meeting like-minded folks of all generations who wish to be together to celebrate life is what draws me to MUCC.”
“I was drawn to MUCC because they truly live out 'all are welcome here'. I feel no hesitation inviting anyone. Whether Christian, atheist, not-even-sure-what-to-think, I know that they are not going to be treated any differently than any other person in the pews.”
“. . . Shared acceptance of people on all parts of the journey is what draws me to MUCC”