Once again this year, TUC is participating in Open House Chicago, showing off our landmark building. Our space will be open from 10am to 5pm on Saturday, Oct. 17.

Join us as we celebrate outstanding young people who will receive an Austin Scholars Award to help support their first three semesters of college.

Join us for our monthly pantry, sharing food, personal care items, and household supplies, for and with our community.

Join us as we celebrate all the ways we collectively live our religious values in caring for the Earth.

Join us for our monthly pantry, sharing food, personal care items, and household supplies, for and with our community.

Join us to hear guest speaker, Dr. Charles Payne, who will share about his book, I've Got the Light of Freedom: The Organizing Tradition and the Mississippi Freedom Struggle, With a New Preface. Dr. Payne directs the Cornwall Center for Metropolitan Studies at Rutgers Newark where he is also the Henry Rutgers Distinguished Professor of Africana Studies. Contact the church office or complete our welcome form to learn more.

We welcome special guest, Marilyn Luper Hildreth, civil rights activist and eldest daughter of Oklahoma City's prominent civil rights leader, Clara Luper.  As a child, Marilyn participated in and helped initiate the first lunch counter sit-in in the country.  Today Marilyn continues to carry on the legacy of the Civil Rights movement through activism and public speaking. 

Join us for our monthly pantry, sharing food, personal care items, and household supplies, for and with our community.

Join us as we welcome new members, and celebrate the many gifts of being part of this community, with Rev. Colleen and our Community Choir.

Join us for our monthly pantry, sharing food, personal care items, and household supplies, for and with our community.

Join us as we welcome special guest, Vanessa Stokes, artist, entrepreneur, and cultural organizer transforming the West Side through creativity and community.

Join us in welcoming guest speaker, Lee Bey, architecture critic for the Chicago Sun-Times, who is writing a new book exploring architecture on Chicago's west side, including our church.

Join us for free fresh produce from our Mayfield Community Gardens, and Forty Acres Fresh Market, as well as shelf-stable food, diapers, personal care items, and household supplies. 

Learn more and register here.