Statement from Revs. Campbell and Hayward

We affirm wholeheartedly the dignity of Somali Minnesotans. Many of our church members have lived beside Somali people for decades.

Digital Versions of Mayflower-Creekside’s 100-Year History Available

Check out the digital versions of the first 75 years and the most recent 25 years.

Begin Again

Rev. Susie Hayward reflects on this year's Advent theme at Creekside: "What if this is not the darkness of the tomb, but the darkness of the womb" – not a place to be feared but rather one in which we are nurtured?

Creekside Land Acknowledgement

Learn about Creekside’s new Land Acknowledgement and proposed Covenant.

Stewardship 2025

Stewardship Sunday on November 16 includes a sermon from Dr. Kelly Sherman-Conroy, a proud member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe and Associate Pastor at All Nations Indian Church

We Are Here for Just Such a Time as This!

"We stand for healing the sick, feeding the hungry, and welcoming the stranger. So glad we are all on this path together!” Read more from Rev. Sarah Campbell.

Our Hearts Are Broken

We are horrified by the tragic mass shooting today at Annunciation Catholic Church and School, our neighbor just a few blocks away, and offer prayer and support to impacted.

“Don’t Let Me Lose My Soul…”

It’s easy to get overwhelmed or to begin to despair in these days. But let’s encourage one another on the Jesus path. Read more from Rev. Sarah Campbell.

“100 Years of Mayflower” Debuts

David Carey's beautiful video shares the many changes, challenges, and progress over 100 years.

Celebrating the Symbols of Creekside

Read this fascinating history of the symbols at Creekside -- compiled in honor of the church's 100th anniverary.

Creekside UCC is a courageous, progressive congregation of the United Church of Christ. We share joy in worship and fellowship, nurture people of all ages as an intergenerational community, seek to grow in mind and spirit, support one another in times of grief, and pursue healing and justice in the world around us.

We gather on the sacred ancestral homeland of the Dakota people. We acknowledge and honor the Dakota, Ojibwe, and Ho-Chunk peoples who still live here and those who were violently removed from land they’d loved for generations. We seek healing for the land, its waters, its people, and all life from the violence of colonialism. And so, we commit to transforming Christian ideas and practices that have fueled harm, learning from Indigenous wisdom, and pursuing justice in kinship with our Indigenous members and neighbors.  

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