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You Are Welcome Here!
United Church of Christ in Forest Grove Oregon The United Church of Christ in Forest Grove is an open and affirming congregation where people of all ages worship and respond to God's call and Jesus's example.

We are a welcoming and affirming congregation. All are welcome! We affirm all people. Regardless of age, race, abilities, gender, marital status, or sexual orientation. Enriched by diversity, our congregation respects differences, focuses on community and works for inclusiveness in the world.

We are an active church! We have several choirs, a church band, a bell choir, groups for adults, youth, and children. In addition, many of our members are actively involved with community organizations such as Friends of Historic Forest Grove, Habitat for Humanity, Amercian Red Cross, local homeless issues, PFLAG, among many others.

We invite you to join us soon!

Sunday Morning Service starts at 10AM in the sanctuary.

This service features a voice choir and sometimes a bell choir as well, along with our organ. The church band, Strong Wings, performs on fifth Sundays. Children are invited to the front for the children's moment, and then excused to go to the learning community for Sunday School. Holy communion is served on the first Sunday of each month. All are invited to partake. Fellowship with coffee and snacks follows immediately after the service.

Youth of the church do the service on fifth Sundays.

Power Up! Spring 2008 Stewardship Drive
Status as of April 13, 2008Did you know that your federal economic stimulus check is coming soon? (Yay!) Did you know that if you donate your check to your church, you can write off the gift as a charitable donation? (Really!) As promised, Forest Grove UCC's Year Round Stewardship campaign is coming to you to help "power up" our church's finances with regular stewardship events.
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Buy your copy of the FGUCC Cookbook!
Buy your very own copy of the Forest Grove United Church of Christ's cookbook! At only $11 (including S&H), it includes over 120 pages of recipes spanning 160 years.