Every part of our body serves a purpose. Every organ, every digit, every muscle and bone, all of our parts are important to our body's ability to function properly. The same goes for us as a human family, an organization, or even a church. During the protests in Minneapolis these past few weeks, members of the community there have come together, bringing their strengths and abilities to serve those who have been victims of the federal government's abuse and overreach there. It's proof of the truth in the Apostle Paul's words, "If one part suffers, all the parts suffer with it."

MESSAGE: "We Need Us" by Kenny Bishop

SCRIPTURE: 1 Corinthians 12:12-27

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Because of a major winter storm that brought snow, sleet, freezing rain, and frigid temperatures to the area, we had an online-only service today. Kenny shared some thoughts from his home on the tragic killing of Alex Pretti in Minnesota at the hands of the federal government, our response, and the consequences of a silent church in the face of a tyrannical government.

MESSAGE: "A Moral Reckoning: What to do about Alex" by Kenny Bishop

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 3:13-17

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BUCC got its beginnings in October of 2010 when the United Church of Christ called Rev. Marsha J. Charles as pastor of a new church start in Lexington, Kentucky. The new congregation held its first service in the chapel at the Lexington Theological Seminary on January 9, 2011. On September 8 that same year, the church officially adopted the name Bluegrass United Church of Christ and adopted its founding document, "Who We Are." We've been holding ourselves to that document and the ministry it describes for 15 years now, and when we take the time to look back, we see many great things God has inspired us and equipped us to do.

MESSAGE: "Pay Attention: A BUCC Reflection" by Pam Lee-Miller

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 3:13-17

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