Service Trip to Puerto Rico - June 1986

In 1986 Rev. Cally Rogers-Witte led a group of CUCC adults and youth to Fajardo PR. The purpose was to build fellowship with a local church in Fajardo, as well as to work on a service project at a Fajardo hospital. Participants in the trip ranged from early teens (including Cally's children) to 84-year old Helen Brown. The video-tape presentation below was assembled from slides and audio recordings made while the group was in Puerto Rico.

5th Graders' Christmas Skit 1984

The script for this short video was written by the kids who performed it. They were doing it just for fun, as there was no audience other than the video camera. The participants are Mary Ann Rogers-Witte, Bert Lamb, Ian Larrea, and Gabe Perrota. The teacher and videographer was Lavon Page.

Collins Kilburn 100th Anniversary Sermon - 1981

During the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the church in 1981, former pastors were invited to return for a guest sermon. Allyn Robinson's sermon for that occasion was called "Learnings from the 60's".

Learnings from the '60s (PDF)

Gay Noyce 100th Anniversary Sermon - 1981

During the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the church in 1981, former pastors were invited to return for a guest sermon. Gay Noyce's sermon for that occasion was called "Journeying on Toward the Kingdom".

Journeying on Toward the Kingdom (PDF)

John Lackey 100th Anniversary Sermon - 1981

During the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the church in 1981, former pastors were invited to return for a guest sermon. John Lackey's sermon for that occasion was called "The Eschatological Community".

The Eschatological Community (PDF)

Liberal Tradition (1981)

Newspaper article on CUCC in Raleigh Times from April 25, 1981 entitled "Church Celebrates its Liberal Tradition."

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Allyn Robinson's 100th Anniversary Sermon - 1981

During the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the church in 1981, former pastors were invited to return for a guest sermon. Allyn Robinson's sermon for that occasion was called "Let Memory Serve the Future".

Let Memory Serve the Future (PDF)