Raise your voice and your glass! Join us at Urban Chestnut Brewery for an evening of well-loved hymns and protest songs.

Gather around the table for a time of music, joy, and fellowship – a space where every voice is welcome and every emotion has room to be held. 

Whether you come with joy, sorrow, gratitude, or hope, we’ll sing together. We can't wait to share this moment with you.

Join us as we and another gather at Tower Grove Park at the Humboldt South Pavilion at 10:30 AM on April 21st, where we will read a statement written by the LGBTQ+ Faith Alliance in support and love for trans, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming Missourians. We also gather to sings songs of resistance.

We aim to gather to support one another and make it loud and clear that trans, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming folks belong and are deeply loved here in Missouri.  

There will be singing, prayer, and a lot of love gathered here!

Meditate with us while walking around the Missouri Botanical Garden. Together, we will observe changes with each visit throughout the year and reflect on our spiritual lives. We will stop along the way for a time of quiet reflection and meditation. At 9:00 a.m. we will stop in the MoBot Cafe for coffee hour and fellowship.

We will be there monthly, so join as often as your schedule allows throughout the year.

Strollers and scooters are available for rent at the information desk.

A community that plays and prays together stays together.

Have fun, be silly, and grow in strategy at Pieces Board Game Cafe.

We’ll eat lunch while getting to know each other, clear the tables, then play as long as you like. 

We will be hiking on Saturday April 11th at 10 AM at St. Francios State Park - Swimming Deer Trail to go see the Bluebells that are out!! Every spring, the Swimming Deer Trail in St. Francois State Park is flooded with an endless sea of bluebells and other wildflowers. 

The Swimming Deer Trail is a fairly easy trail that not only offers you a walk through a blue carpeted forest in the spring, but also views of the river. The trail is a little over 3 miles long, but one doesn’t have to hike in very far to see the flowers..

Here are the directions:
Swimming Deer Trail at St Francois State Park @ 10:00 AM
8920 US Highway 67 North
Bonne Terre, MO 63628

Interested in helping to plan our spring camping trip? Come to our meeting! It doesn’t matter if you have been camping with us or not! We would love for your voice to be there.

Join us for Celtic Easter Service which celebrates the Risen Christ with the rising of the Moon. Bring a chair or something to sit on as we gather to celebrate the Risen Christ with song, prayer, and communion at 7:30pm in Tower Grove Park at the Tunica Shelter. This shelter can be accessed from Southwest Drive off of Arsenal. 

Join us this year as we combine services with Epiphany UCC. This Good Friday we are hosting a Tenebrae Service.

A Tenebrae service is traditionally a solemn Christian Holy Week service that is often held on Good Friday. This services is one meditates on the death of Christ. It usually characterized by the gradual extinguishing of candles and lights, follows scripture, and focuses heavily on music.

Join us for this onsite only Maundy Dinner Church Service in the downstairs (yes, we have an elevator) Fellowship Hall at 6:30 p.m.

We will celebrate the gift of the Last Supper while we break bread together.

Raise your voice and your glass and join us for Singing in the Revolution on March 31st at 7:00pm, where we bring together the joy of beloved hymns and protest songs that are pulled from traditions both sacred and secular.

We’ll gather at Urban Chestnut Brewery in the Grove for an evening of music, community, and connection. No experience necessary! If you’ve got a voice, you’re invited to use it. Whether you're coming with joy, grief, gratitude, or curiosity, you’ll find space here.

Come for the singing, stay for the spirit. Let’s make a little holy noise together

Join us at MCCGSL, as we watch the film The Voice of Hind Rajab. The movies follows a Red Crescent volunteers who receive an emergency call. The person on the other line, is a 6-year old girl who is trapped in a car under IDF fire in Gaza, pleading for rescue. The volunteers try to keep her on the line, while they do everything they can to get an ambulance to her.

Together we’ll explore how film can reveal glimpses of the sacred, confront us with moral dilemmas, and open conversations about God, humanity, and the world we long for. Whether you’re a movie buff or just love a good story, this is a space where faith meets film. Join us once a month to dive deeper in faith and film with us.

Join us for our Walking Meditation Group!
We gather from 8:00–9:00 AM for a guided time of walking and meditation, with an optional time to chat in the café from 9:00–10:00 AM.

We begin with brief introductions, walk together to a quiet part of the garden, listen to a short reading or poem, and then spend some time in silent meditation. Afterward, we reconvene to share any reflections that came up during our practice.

Trivia Night 2026 Coming Up Soon!

MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Saturday, March 14th is MCCGSL Trivia Night!

REGISTER YOUR TEAM! So, get your team together!

LIVE AUCTION and GOLDEN TICKET COMING SOON! We have a great lineup of live auction items and we will offer a Golden Ticket Raffle, like we did last year.

Registration: We are now allowing up to 10 people per table: You may register:

• as an individual (up to 10 people) for $25/person

• Regular Table for 8 for $250

• Regular Table for 10 for $300

• VIP Table for 8 for $300

• VIP Table for 10 $375

Golden Ticket Raffle: $25 a ticket to select your choice of any of our Live Auction Items (see list below! The winning ticket will be drawn at Trivia Night, but you do NOT have to be present to win. Only 100 tickets sold. 

Mulligans: 4 for $20, 8 for $40 or 16 (max) for $75 …up two mulligans per round. (VIP tables start with 8 mulligans and can purchase an additional 8.)

Silent Auction: COMING SOON!

50/50 Raffle: ($1 – 1 ticket, $5 - 6 tickets, $20 – arm length of tickets) 

Sponsor: Become a sponsor!

• Presenting Sponsor - $2,500

  • Logo and verbiage on print and digital media

  • Verbal recognition throughout the event

  • Two VIP tables, prime seating, 16 free mulligans per table

  • Recognition as a sponsor for all 8 rounds

• Rainbow Sponsor - $1,000

  • Verbal recognition throughout the event

  • One VIP table, prime seating, 16 free mulligans

  • Recognition as a sponsor for all 8 rounds

• Round sponsorships - $100/Round

  • Recognition as a sponsor of a round

  • Listed with all sponsors on each round answer sheet

THANK YOU TO OUR PRESENTING SPONSORS

Bevan and Jan!

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Dennis White & Maurice Shannon

Email your questions info@mccgsl.org

RAINBOW SPONORS

Join us for a walking meditation around the Botanical Garden. Together, we will see how it changes throughout the year and reflect on our spiritual lives. At least once we will stop in an area for a time of quiet reflection and meditation. Join us each month or the months that suit you best. Strollers and scooters are available for rent at the information desk.

Raise your voice and your glass! Join us at Urban Chestnut Brewery for an evening of well-loved hymns and protest songs.

Gather around the table for a time of music, joy, and fellowship – a space where every voice is welcome and every emotion has room to be held. Whether you come with joy, sorrow, gratitude, or hope, we’ll sing together. We can't wait to share this moment with you.

Join us for a three-week Lenten study exploring one of Carl Jung’s most provocative and spiritually challenging works, Answer to Job.  We will be meeting on three Monday evenings: 2/23, 3/2, and 3/9, from 7:00–8:30 pm. This group will engage in Jung’s psychological and theological reflections on suffering, God, and the human soul.

We’re especially glad to welcome Rose Holt from the Jungian Society, who will join us to help unpack the dense and sometimes unsettling ideas in this text. Together, we’ll create space for thoughtful discussion, honest questions, and deep reflection. Very much in the spirit of Lent!

Join us in-person or via livestream for our Ash Wednesday Service, on February 18th, at 6:30 p.m.

Indivisible St. Louis is partnering with members of the clergy and faith community for a special rally on Presidents Day. Like many activists, these religious leaders have been moved to action by recent heartbreaking events.

Monday, Feb 16 • 10AM-12PM • MLK Bridge

The clergy and faith community call on people across our region to gather for a Presidents Day Rally, bringing faith and justice together on the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Bridge. Join us as we lift a moral voice and hold space for all who wish to stand in solidarity with immigrant communities and call for an end to the devastating treatment so many are facing. This gathering will be a peaceful and prayerful witness, offering a way for those who have grown weary of violence and intimidation to show up grounded in conscience, compassion, and care.

We will meet at the base of the bridge at 10AM and walk up to the middle to meet with those from the other side of the bridge. The rally includes music, testimonies of those experiencing injustice, and words of faith and hope.

Together, we will call for an end to violence and intimidation and for meaningful immigration reform. The blood of our kin cries out from the ground, and tears flow from the places where they are forced to hide. We cry out for wholeness, healing, and justice for all.

To help maintain a peaceful and prayerful tone, we ask that posters and signs uplift positive messages, such as words of hope, love, scripture, and unity. Participants are encouraged to take the MetroLink to join us as parking is limited. This is an outdoor event. For your own safety, please be mindful of weather conditions and wear comfortable walking shoes.

On Sunday, February 15 at 5:00 p.m., the sounds of old school gospel will rise in testimony, protest, and praise at the Old School Gospel Concert 2026, themed “Black Power, Resistance, Calling.”

This powerful evening of gospel music is a fundraiser benefiting St. John’s UCC Beloved Communities, a Black-led, radically inclusive faith community rooted in North St. Louis. Drawing on the tradition of gospel as both sacred song and freedom cry, the concert centers Black spiritual resistance and collective calling in a time of profound social, political, and economic upheaval.

Proceeds from the event will directly support the ongoing ministries of St. John’s Church, including the maintenance of North St. Louis’ only vocally abolitionist, Black Queer Feminist faith space, and the expansion of community care programs serving Black queer and trans youth.

Step into an enchanted realm with the Saint Louis Women's Chorale on February 15th as music and dance conjure a dazzling tapestry of myth and wonder. Imaginary Creatures, a multi-media concert featuring works by Andrea Ramsey and Melissa Dunphy. Presented in collaboration with Crescendo Youth Choirs and Dimensions Dance Center. Featuring Baritone Soloist, Robert Mellon, Storyteller, Chelsea Haynes, and Poetic Narrator, Mary Vance.

The double stigma of race and disability presents a particular set of barriers and challenges for Black people with disabilities. Join Etefia Umana, founder of nonprofit and education consulting company Umana Consultancy LLC, as he uncovers the historical experiences of Black people with disabilities, with a focus on St. Louis. Umana will highlight past challenges and systemic biases that affect access and quality of care, comorbidities, and issues surrounding housing and employment, as well as ongoing efforts toward social justice, accessibility, and inclusion. This program will also include a musical performance by our very OWN musician and songwriter Deb Busch!!

Join in the Grand Hall before the main-stage event to enjoy food and drinks available for purchase from Amighetti’s. Visit the resource fair featuring tables hosted by local disability-centered organizations and enjoy the Museum’s exhibits.

Schedule

• 5–7pm | Food and drinks available for purchase from Amighetti’s.

• 5:00–6:30pm | Visit resource tables and explore the exhibits.

• 6:30–8:00pm | Head to the Lee Auditorium (lower level) and listen to a presentation by Etefia Umana, founder of nonprofit and education consulting company Umana Consultancy LLC, as he uncovers the historical experiences of Black people with disabilities, with a focus on St. Louis.

Parkways UCC, ONA Team will present an exhibit of portraits and stories, “Authentic Selves,” that highlight the lives of trans and nonbinary people. An opening reception will be at 7 p.m. on Jan 31 and feature local trans and HIV healthcare advocate, Jordon Braxton. You also can view the exhibit (which will be on display through Feb. 8) and enjoy a continental breakfast at 9 a.m. on Jan 25 prior to our worship service. Watch the weekly newsletter and worship bulletin for details as we get closer.

Join us for a walking meditation around the Botanical Garden. Together, we will see how it changes throughout the year and reflect on our spiritual lives. At least once we will stop in an area for a time of quiet reflection and meditation. Join us each month or the months that suit you best. Strollers and scooters are available for rent at the information desk.

Raise your voice and your glass! Join us at Urban Chestnut Brewery for an evening of well-loved hymns and protest songs!

Gather around the table for a time of music, joy, and fellowship – a space where every voice is welcome and every emotion has room to be held. Whether you come with joy, sorrow, gratitude, or hope, we’ll sing together. We can't wait to share this moment with you.

Join us for an uplifting evening of music and community as AhSa-Ti Nu brings her dynamic blend of soul, jazz, and storytelling to the Greenfinch Theater.

This special concert supports St. Louis Queer Support & Healing (SQSH), a community-rooted organization offering peer support, advocacy, and resources for LGBTQ+ individuals across the St. Louis region. Every ticket helps sustain their vital work.

Expect a night of powerful original music, heartfelt moments, and a shared sense of purpose. Come enjoy great sound while uplifting a great cause.

On Tuesday, January 20th from 5–9 PM at Baileys’ Range there will be a showing of Frozen at 6:30 PM and a special Elsa (Tammy) visit for kids before the movie, 100% of proceeds will be donated to STLAVP (St. Louis Anti Violence Project)!