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The Campbell UCC Food Pantry shows God’s love by supplying emergency and supplemental food to those who need it. Some clothing items and toiletries are also available. Donations come from our parishioners and are tax deductible. Open to the public. Our Pantry is closed for a thorough cleaning and should reopen soon. In the meantime, our giving box is up and running!

The Campbell UCC Giving Box is up and running with Big thanks to Larry and Mary! It is located just outside our Food Pantry and is available for those who need supplemental food and toiletries. It is stocked regularly by staff and community. Open daily!

Discussions tend to be about progressive faith, and how to live it out in a polarized world. Anyone is welcome, no prior attendance required. Join us for the intellectual side of faith!

9We have a lovely sanctuary, and on Sunday nights from 7-8PM, it's open to the public for quiet time. We don't lead meditation, talk, or preach; we burn incense, light candles, play Gregorian chant over the P.A., and just... sit. Where else in the Valley do you get to do that? Meditation nite will resume fall of 2020, check calendar for details.

No donation, affiliation, or qualification required. All you need is a desire to rest. No childcare provided, however, so if you do bring your little ones, please make sure that they're willing and able to sit quietly.

Silicon Valley may be the tech center of the world, but we have a lot of talented performers who are itching to share a stage around here too! Rehearsing, doing tech, and generally spending time together around a community production is one of the best ways we know of to build fellowship. See our Lighted Window page for details on our next production.

Also, check out the fabulous front-page review of "A Christmas Carol" in The Campbell Express! Yes, we are stars. No, we won't forget where we came from.

Part of our mission at CUCC is social-justice-related, and the way we begin to make the world better is by educating ourselves. We spend the first hour reading, and the next hour or so processing/ discussing. No homework--or previous attendance--required!

There are currently no scheduled meetings

The stories that are told to our culture shape where we go next, so movies are a great way to start discussions about what it means to be a person of faith in the modern world. Every few weeks we get together to see a film, and afterwards, some of us hang out and discuss it. See our Facebook page, for details about the next screening.

Some of our members are doing extraordinary things to being the Kingdom of God into the world! And as a church of the UCC, we’re part of a network of folks who know that God is not only present in worship, but on the beach, in our jails, and on the street.

Poetry Behind Bars
Blue Theology