Rev. Teresa (TJ) Mack

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for September 7, 2025 Would I have answered when you called, “Come, follow, follow me!"? Would I at once have left behind both work and family? Or would the old, familiar round have held me by its claim and kept the spark within my heart from bursting into flame?   Our Sunday morning contemplative services inspired by John Philip Newell prayer books have been extended through September. These outdoor services begin at 7:00 a.m. at Tidal Falls (ra

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for August 31, 2025 Oh, use me, Lord, use even me Just as you will, and when, and where, Until your blessèd face I see, Your rest, your joy, your glory share.   Our Sunday morning contemplative services inspired by John Philip Newell prayer books have been extended through September. These outdoor services begin at 7:00 a.m. at Tidal Falls (rain or shine) and last 25-30 minutes. Please join us!   Meditation continues every Friday morning at 9:00

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for August 24, 2025 Shackled by a heavy burden / 'Neath a load of guilt and shame Then the hand of Jesus touched me / And now I am no longer the same He touched me, oh, he touched me / And oh, the joy that floods my soul Something happened, and now I know / He touched me, and made me whole   The Annual Church Picnic  will be held on Sunday, August 24th from 4-6:00 pm at Tidal Falls in Hancock. Plan to bring a chair, a dish to share, and family and

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for August 17, 2025 Oh, fearful saints, new courage take: / The clouds that you now dread /  Are big with mercy and will break / In blessings on your head. / Judge not the Lord by feeble sense, / But trust him for his grace. / Behind a frowning providence, / God hides a smiling face. There are only three more weeks of the alternative contemplative service inspired by John Philip Newell prayer books. These outdoor Sunday services begin at 7:00 a.m

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for August 10, 2025 Give to the winds your fears, / hope, and be undismayed; / God hears your sighs and...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for August 3, 2025 “Bigger barns are what we need for our money, gadgets, more!” Lord, we’re tempted to...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for July 27, 2025 Lord, listen to your children praying, Lord, send your Spirit in this place; Lord, listen...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for July 20, 2025 Come in, come in and sit down; / You are a part of the fam’ly. We are lost and we are...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for July 13, 2025 God has spoken by the prophets, spoken the unchanging word; Each from age to age...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for July 6, 2025 Our father's God to, thee, author of liberty, to Thee we sing. Long may our land be bright...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for June 29, 2025 The heavenly land I see, with peace and plenty blest; a land of sacred liberty, and...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for June 22, 2025 As longs the deer for cooling streams in parched and barren ways, so longs my soul, O God,...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for June 15, 2025 Poet, painter, music-maker, all your treasures bring; craftsman, actor, graceful dancer,...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for June 8, 2025 Creator Spirit, come we pray, and visit every mind today; May hearts you made to be your...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for June 1, 2025 The  choir rehearses Sunday mornings at 9:10 a.m. All are welcome.   Starts This Sunday!...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for May 25, 2025 Take my hand and be at peace, the spirit of our love I send; And with this love you will be...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for May 18, 2025 Your love's making all things new You're working in all for good For the things of this...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for May 11, 2025 Peter sent them out, knelt down and prayed. He said, "Tabitha I tell you arise.” He called...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for May 4, 2025 He said, Simon, do you love me more than all these others do? I said, Lord, you have no...

Hancock UCC Weekly Messenger for April 27, 2025 I am your king, Thomas I live What must I do, before you're convinced Look at my hands,...