Second Congregational Church, UCC*
Hillside Street, Bennington, Vermont (802) 442-2559
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Missions
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Our Mission endeavors help the congregation in developing relationships with the wider church that are global, multiracial and multicultural.

We give direct assistance to others in our area by providing a free Sunday Supper, collecting food for the local Emergency Food and Fuel Fund and providing supplies for other organizations and families in need. We also support Church World Service initiatives worldwide and coordinate church-wide offerings for One Great Hour of Sharing and Neighbors in Need to help make a difference in bringing about peace and justice.

The purpose of the Board of Missions is to reach out into our congregation, community, nation and the world, helping others. This is a very large task in itself, but we also accept the responsibility of educating our congregation about the needs of others. The task may be as simple as listening to someone else's needs or as complex as helping in the creation of an area homeless shelter.

The Board's Mission Possible program sponsors work trips. These offer chances for people to go out into our world, to work as a church group, and return with new visions of our mission. We are also concerned about housing needs in our local community and are actively involved in Habitat for Humanity.

The Board of Missions conducts the campaign to encourage contributions to One Great Hour of Sharing and the Neighbors in Need offerings and provides financial assistance to local service agencies.

Q. Am I expected to get involved in alot of activities or give a certain amount of money?

A. No. It's up to each person how many activities they get involved in, how much they volunteer (if at all) and, in general, how much of their time, money and other resources they offer. It is expected, however, that members will prayerfully consider how they will contribute of their time, talents, and resources to the wider community.










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