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Maine Council of Churches Inspiring peace, justice, & compassion through collective action

Maine Council of Churches is the statewide ecumenical organization of 7 member denominations: Episcopal Diocese of Maine, Lutheran (ELCA), Religious Society of Friends (Quaker), Presbyterian (PSUSA), Unitarian Universalist Association, United Church of Christ, United Methodist Church.

10/01/2026

We’re thrilled to welcome Bishop Mariann Budde to Maine this October for an evening of conversation, courage, faith, and hope.
Join the Maine Council of Churches for this special event at Merrill Auditorium in Portland.
📅 October 8, 2026
📍 Merrill Auditorium • Portland, Maine
🎟️ Tickets are available now! at https://porttix.com/.../maine-council-of-churches-bishop.../
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09/11/2026

A special invitation from Bishop Mariann Budde.

We’re thrilled to welcome Bishop Mariann Budde to Maine this October for an evening of conversation, courage, faith, and hope.

Join the Maine Council of Churches for this special event at Merrill Auditorium in Portland.

📅 October 8, 2026
📍 Merrill Auditorium • Portland, Maine

🎟️ Tickets are available now! at https://porttix.com/whats-on/maine-council-of-churches-bishop-mariann-budde/

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09/09/2026

Join Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition and Maine Climate Action Now for ‘Warming Welcome: Stories of Climate Migration and Growing Solidarity in Maine’.

This webinar will share New Mainers’ stories, and provide opportunities for acts of solidarity between climate and immigrant movements in Maine.

This event is part of Welcoming Week, an annual campaign and celebration of communities striving to be more welcoming places for all. More people than ever are on the move, displaced by climate and conflict and seeking opportunity and mobility. As climate migration reshapes communities, many places are unprepared and underinvested in the work needed to create welcoming infrastructure, and they’re unsure of where to start. Welcoming Week invites communities to take the first step toward creating an environment where everyone can truly thrive. In many ways, the initiative is an opportunity for communities to cultivate the awareness and energy that’s needed to sustain year-long welcoming efforts.

This year’s Welcoming Week theme is ‘Stories We Share: The Courage to Connect’. We are excited to bring a discussion to communities and movements here in Maine! 🌍

MCC's trusted partner, Maine Gun Safety Coalition, encourages all Maine clergy to register for an important webinar on t...
09/08/2026

MCC's trusted partner, Maine Gun Safety Coalition, encourages all Maine clergy to register for an important webinar on the effective use of ERPOs (created by the new "red flag" law). Faith leaders are often among the first to observe warning signs of a crisis, so it's important they learn practical skills for ensuring fi****ms are removed safely from people who pose a threat to themselves or others.

Faith leaders are often trusted first responders when someone in their community is experiencing a crisis and may be among the first to hear concerns about a person at risk of harming themselves or others. While clergy are typically not eligible to file an ERPO petition with the court, they can play...

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