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Solidarity in Charlottesville

The presence of the United Church of Christ was strong and widespread in Charlottesville, Va., this weekend as part of an interfaith stand of solidarity. Love and prayer trump hate and bigotry.

At solidarity vigils for Charlottesville, UCC clergy lead the way >>

UCC ministers and mission teams show support, sharing love of neighbor in Charlottesville >>

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Promoting Peace
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HEADLINES

UNITED CHURCH NEWS

	Charlottesville state of emergency ends ‘Unite the Right’ rally
	Prayer service gathers clergy, community activists to stand against white supremacy in Virginia
	UCC president’s response frames Synod remarks
	More >>

UCC IN THE NEWS

	Cornel West and Rev. Traci Blackmon: Clergy in Charlottesville were trapped by torch-wielding nazis
	Charlottesville faces its own past after rally turns deadly
	Hurt and angry, Charlottesville tries to regroup from violence
	After Charlottesville rally ends in violence, alt-right vows to return
	A Charlottesville faith leader to Unite the Right: “love has already won here”
	UCC Minister: White supremacy is demonic
	Charlottesville prepares for a white nationalist rally
	Fate of Massachusetts community’s oldest church still to be decided
	Summer church musical in Illinois replaces arts lost at school
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OTHER RELIGIOUS NEWS

	Under pressure, Trump condemns white supremacy after Charlottesville violence
	How will the Church reckon with Charlottesville?
	Virginia governor urges Trump to call white supremacists out ‘for what they are’
	After Charlottesville, will white pastors finally take racism seriously?
	More >>