May 16^th is the day of the traditional Home Town Day parade.  This year the veranda in front of our church will be the site of an Announcer Station.  (Please check San Carlos Home Town Day Parade website for details including the route.)  The parade starts at 9:45 a.m. and will end around 11:00 a.m.

We will hold Open House after the parade for anyone who might be interested in visiting our Mahany Hall/kitchen,  Sanctuary and Callis & Elaine Center as possible venues for:

• meetings
• seminars
• gathering and celebrations
• performances
• book groups
• community activities
• recitals
• rehearsals
• weddings
• family reunions
• and more!

To book an appointment, contact Church Administrator Gwen Jeong at office@uccsc.org and leave and message at 650-593-7809.  Her office is located at 1336B Arroyo Ave., 2^nd floor, San Carlos, CA 94070

Our Intentional Interim Minister Rev. Dr. Wendy Jaine Summers will complete her term with us on March 31, 2020.

Following her departure, San Carlos Community Church, composed of Community United Church of Christ in San Carlos (UCC), Chalice Church (Disciples of Christ), and Kalavaria UCC will continue to plan and conduct worship services.  Sunday preacher schedules representing each church will be announced as they are finalized.  Be sure to check our website here. 

Candlelight  Christmas Eve service 8:00pm

San Carlos Community Church, 1336 Arroyo Ave., San Carlos

Where family traditions have been made for 90 years in San Carlos!

Join with our congregation in our brand new Church to celebrate Christmas.

Informal one-hour service, singing by candlelight always included! 

Leave with your spirit refreshed and renewed.

For information, call 593-7809.

September 28nd
Mahany Hall
1336 Arroyo Ave., San Carlos 94070
Bingo Prizes, Raffles, 50/50, Dessert Auction
All Proceeds to Benefit Mahany Hall Upgrade & Maintenance Fund

Tickets: (Ticket includes: Dinner & 2 Bingo cards Additional Bingo cards available for purchase)
$30 Adults
$15 Children 10 and Under

• 4:00 p.m. No-Host Bar
• 5:00 p.m. Pasta Dinner
• 6:00 p.m. Bingo

For Tickets Call 650-450-0990 or Email: sam@gene.com before September 21st.

Sponsored by:

• Community United Church of Christ in San Carlos
• San Carlos Lions Club
• JM Social & Service Club
• The Children’s Place
• Fully Alive Community Church
• Chalice Disciples of Christ
• Kalavaria UCC
• Faith in Action Bay Area
• Cub Scout Pack 65
• San Carlos Eaton Hills 4H
• Boy Scout Troop 321

Community groups came together to celebrate the 1st Annual Fundraiser to support a Maintenance and Upgrade Fund for Mahany Hall (a facility of Community United Church of Christ in San Carlos). The hall is used on a regular basis by many groups and individuals in San Carlos.

The event was a Bingo and Pasta dinner held on 9/22/18 in Mahany Hall. It was a huge success with a sell-out crowd. Sponsors were:

• San Carlos Lions Club
• JM Social and Service Club
• The Children’s Place
• Fully Alive Community Church
• Chalice Disciples of Christ
• Kalavaria UCC
• Faith in Action/Kiwanis
• Mental Health Assn. of San Mateo County
• Cub Scouts Pack 65, Boy Scouts Troop 321
• San Carlos Eaton Hills (4H)
• Community United Church of Christ in San Carlos

THANK YOU ALL SPONSORS, DONORS, GUESTS!

On Saturday and Sunday July 21-22, 2018 members from Fully Alive Community Church, Faith in Action, San Carlos Lions Club and JM Social & Service Club and a couple of Community United Church of Christ in San Carlos members came together to give the Mahany Hall Ladies and Men’s restrooms a fresh coat of paint. It was long tedious work as those rooms had not seen a coat of paint for decades. We thank everyone for their generosity of time and energy so that all may enjoy Mahany Hall even more.

THANK YOU EVERYONE!

Redevelopment Project –
In our February 2018 Communicator we expressed hope that our project would be completed and we could move into our new space in late April or early May! Such was not the case. Like the Steve Jobs Space Center project down in Silicon Valley which took all the trees on the market so there was scarcity for other landscape projects, it was shortage of workers and cement for us. At the slightest hiccup, sub-contract workers are quick to move on to other construction jobs, and there are many to choose from right in our own back yard. But patience we must have as God has his own design and timing, the big picture that we don’t see.

Still there’s been much progress made since February in our Sanctuary and Parsonage/Multi-Use building. Pedestrians still stop and stare. Church visitors smile as they gauge when they might return to see the finished product. We hope you will be one of them.

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Religious life continues –
We continue to hold our Sunday worship services in Mahany Hall at noon. We’ve been blessed with a corp of substitute preachers: Pastor Tauoa Head, Rev. Ken Iha, Rev. Gerry Brague, Rev. Wendy Summers, Rev. Dr. LaTaunya Bynum and Rev. Ruth Sandburg (who will be with us 6/24/18). Strange that we refer to them as “Pulpit Supply!”

Women’s Fellowship continue to meet on the second Tuesday of the month between 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. for bag lunch, scripture readings/stories and group sharing. It is bonding time!

Once we catch our breath, we will resume Bible study/Spiritual study and discussion. If you have specific thoughts or interest, we would love to hear from you. For now, please email to office@uccsc.org and your message will be forwarded to the appropriate person (see below re Intentional Interim Minister).

We have been blessed with the musical performances of pianists Easther Ng, Kaori DeNoia and Ann Willard who by the rhythm of each note and chord for each hymn, we are able to feel and express the acknowledgement of the Divine in our lives. We are in search for a permanent musician but this is best finalized after our Intentional Interim Minister arrives.

If you are receiving this Communicator, you would have also received our announcement of the day when Rev. Dr. Wendy Jaine Summers came to preach at our Sunday worship. It was also the designated day for the Special Congregational Meeting to vote on the acceptance of her as Intentional Interim Minister so that we may move to the next phase which is the actual Call. By now you would have received the positive outcome of the vote and that she will be on board possibly late July but scheduled for early August. We will indeed celebrate then.