Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs

Your dorm cafeteria not open on Sunday mornings? No worries! Come join us for FREE breakfast here at Storrs Congregational before the 10:00 am worship service!

This webinar is held for anyone interested in enrolling in UConn School of Engineering Professional Education’s Master of Engineering, Advanced Engineering Certificates, or taking classes on a non-degree basis. Details about admissions, program curriculum and upcoming course offerings will be provided. Also, the webinar will dig-deep into what makes a graduate degree or certificate program in engineering so valuable for today's engineers and employers.

Register here: https://soeprofed.uconn.edu/meng-and-engineering-certificate-webinars/.

Expressive, participatory liturgy; thoughtful preaching; and a soul-stirring blend of new and traditional music are some of the elements you can expect to encounter at Storrs Congregational Church UCC each Sunday. We keep time by the seasons of the church year as we tune our hearts, minds, and spirits to the ever-present NOW of God.

As we say at nearly every worship service, “No matter who you are, or where you are on life’s journey God welcomes you… and so do we.” We take these words seriously. We strive to be a community as diverse and hospitable as God’s kingdom. We don’t all look or act alike; God knows we don’t all think alike. We don’t all read the Bible the same way. We come from different religious backgrounds, we bring different questions, and we carry different burdens. But every Sunday, we gather and worship God together as one.

In our grand old church, we do Sunday morning in some pretty traditional ways. We study the teachings and the actions of Jesus. We gather around the waters of grace and the feast table of Christ,
just as Christians have for nearly two thousand years. Some of the songs we sing are ones our grandparents might also have sung in their day. Yet, in our preaching and prayers, we wrestle with the
challenges of the modern world. We hope your heart will hear something personal and relevant—a word of comfort, a spur to action, a call to a deeper relationship with God.