Our Bold Vision
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Together, we create a just, caring and compassionate world.
To this end, the United Church of Christ’s Council for Health and Human Service Ministries is committed to being:
- A nationally recognized leader in denomination-affiliated health and human services ministries.
- An interactive network of leaders who collaborate, innovate and develop programs noted for integrity, quality, compassion and social transformation.
- The resource of choice for United Church of Christ-affiliated organizations that would benefit from the leadership development and wide-ranging resources and collaboration CHHSM offers.
- A strong advocate for a just, caring, and compassionate world, particularly in terms of health and human service policies and practice.
- A trusted, safe, inclusive place that hosts ecumenical, interfaith and global organizations and leaders who share a passion for transforming health and human services.
- A collective that leverages the sum of its members, so that each member benefits from being part of one of the largest health and human service ministries in the U.S.
- The bridge between its members and the national church setting, transferring knowledge, capacity and resources, and using members’ skills to further the church’s mission.
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The Rev. Richard Ellerbrake, long-time health and human services activist and advocate, and his wife, Johann, whose career has included serving as a physical therapist and in youth ministries, have provided a $3,000 Schwab Charitable grant to the UCC Council for Health and Human Service Ministries (CHHSM). #BeAVoiceCHHSM
Richard and Johann Ellerbrake Continue Advocacy for CHHSM through Financial Gift - CHHSM
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The Rev. Richard Ellerbrake, long-time health and human services activist and advocate, and his wife, Johann, whose career has included serving as a physical therapist and in youth ministries, have pr...