Cache Community Connections (CCC) is composed of a group of interfaith religious and civic leaders. It extends an open door invitation to the leaders representing all religions and denominations and civic groups in Cache Valley in the belief that spiritual leadership and unity are vital to our community’s well being.
The CCC came together following an interfaith and community gathering in the wake of September 11, 2001. Representatives from several of the churches and the then Mayor of Logan, Doug Thompson, mourned and honored those whose lives were cut short by this tragedy.
This group of leaders was soon joined by other community leaders. They have seen misconceptions of others’ faiths, due to misinformation, be corrected; barriers due to religious bigotry or indifference have come down; and community service organizations can now get awareness of their messages and services out to broad numbers of community citizens through CCC. The organization now holds events to provide opportunities to work shoulder-to-shoulder in meeting needs within the community.
Logan Tabernacle Interfaith Events are planned by a committee of the CCC. This forum showcases local and regional talent, providing world class performances. Monthly programs are held free to the general public.
Monthly Meetings
The CCC meets at noon on the third Wednesday of every month. Any community member is welcome to attend. We are currently meeting in person at St. John’s Episcopal Church, with a Zoom option. Contact Karina Brown ([email protected]) to access the link for the next meeting, or come in person to St. John’s.
Contact Us at:
St. John’s Episcopal Church
435-752-0331
85 East 100 North Logan, UT 84321