Reconciling Ministries Euclid Avenue United Methodist Church

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Friday, May 27 Euclid members participated in a counter protest against American’s for Choice and the Illinois Family Institute anti-gay and anti-civil union rally outside of St. Peter’s Catholic Church in downtown Chicago. Watch the news coverage from ABC Chanel 7 including an interview with Euclid member Anne Jordan-Baker.

Other News Coverage of counter-protest:
Chicago Tribune article
NBC Channel 5 coverage
Link to Channel 7 video on their website

Euclid Avenue United Methodist Church
Reconciling Statement

All are welcome at Euclid Avenue United Methodist Church. Since 1988, Euclid's congregation has been a part of the Reconciling Ministries Network, seeking full inclusion of all people in the United Methodist Church in both polity and practice. This is God's house; we are God's children. We do not presume to restrict whom God may call to worship and service. Each of us benefits from the unique, God-given characteristics of others. Our diversity reminds us of the richness of God's nature. Euclid, therefore, openly welcomes all, regardless of status, including race, ethnicity, age, marital or economic status, ability, gender, national origin, sexual orientation or gender identity, to fully participate in its programs, to the service of God and to the kinship of this community. All ministries will be offered to all members of the church. We embrace the radically inclusive Gospel of Jesus Christ.

ALL MEANS ALL

Passed by Euclid Avenue UMC Adminstrative Council, September 2007

Euclid is an active member of
Reconciling Ministries Network

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