An important message to the Conference from Lorraine.

The Marshallese United Church of Christ in Enid, OK
Invites you to the installation of Rev. Inok Lautej
Saturday, February 7 at 2pm

Boundary Training Opportunities from the National Office in case you need to take boundary training in 2026.

The World Communion of Reformed Churches is an ecumenical organization comprised of denominations connected to the Reformed tradition, namely Reformed, Presbyterian, Congregational, Waldensian, other First Reformation, and United and Uniting churches.

All webinars are offered from 6:30 to 7:30pm Central Time.

Near the end of last year, Fellowship Congregational UCC in Tulsa hosted a gun buyback event with the support of the KO Conference.

This information helps us communicate clearly, ensure proper representation, and stay connected with those called to leadership and participation across the Conference.

You can view and download the 2024 KO Conference Statistical Profile document [PDF] here.

Being 5 for 5 is a simple but meaningful way congregations live into our covenant as the United Church of Christ. When a church gives to all five of the UCC’s special mission offerings, it says something important: we understand ourselves as part of something larger than our local setting, and we choose to show up for the wider church and the world.

Across Kansas and Oklahoma, our congregations continue to show up in faithful ways. You are caring for one another, serving your communities, asking hard questions, and staying rooted in love even when the wider world feels uncertain. That steady faithfulness matters. It is the foundation on which everything else rests.

Read more about R&R and Upcoming Boundary Trainings…

Beloved friends, December arrives with its familiar mix of beauty and weight. Advent always asks us to pay attention, to the light that’s slowly growing, to the truths we’ve carried too long, and to the deep longing in our communities for justice, safety, and hope…

During these difficult political times, preaching is more challenging than ever. Join these clergy and colleagues from both sides of the Atlantic for enriching conversation on this topic.

As autumn settles across the plains, we find ourselves reflecting on the powerful moments we shared during the 2025 General Synod. From worship to witness, from workshops to warm reunions, the Spirit moved among us—and we are grateful for every heart and hand that helped make it happen.

The St. Peter’s United Church of Christ family invites you to join in our celebration!

The last week of October, Lorraine be joining with Conference Ministers from across the UCC for a time of shared advocacy, witness, and truth-telling in Washington DC.

THANK YOU to each of the 56 members of the KO Conference who gave their time and effort to help ensure that General Synod attendees received a UCC extravagant welcome.

Thank you for the honor of serving among you, and for the compassion and support you have shown during this season. Most of all, thank you for your friendship. 

As the days shorten and the air cools, we are reminded that all of creation moves through seasons. The turning of leaves into brilliant shades of red and gold is not only beautiful, it is also a sign of transition. The trees let go of what has given them life, and here in the middle of the country the grass dies away, trusting that in time, new growth will come.

This is what it looks like when justice gives way to cruelty, and when the cost of freedom is extracted from those who can least afford it. Let us hold this truth together as we discern what faithful leadership requires of us now.