The little church in the meadow in
Duck Creek Village, Utah.
PASTOR APPRECIATION DAY OCTOBER 11, 2026
Fifties-themed fun, food, & fellowship honoring Pastor Steve.
See photos below from 2025 Western-themed service & fellowship.
Sunday School sings: listen to clip below of kids performing "This Little Light of Mine" August 10, 2025.
This year's DCCC Annual Church Picnic will be held August 2, 2026 at Swain's Creek Pavilion. Time to be announced. Pastor Steve will deliver a brief sermon before lunch. Last year, 77 attended and the sermon is included above. Please join us this year for great food and fellowship!!
COME TO CHURCH ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, AND FIND SOME TREASURES FOR THE DCCC "TRASH TO TREASURES" RUMMAGE SALE THE WEEKEND OF AUGUST 14.
DCCC gets new AV system
Many thanks to donor & trainer:
longtime DCCC member Marty Shurtleff!!
Duck Creek Village area Photographer and Videographer Patrick Mahler took this beautiful footage of Duck Creek Community Church in Duck Creek Village, the lighting of the Christmas Tree in Duck Creek Village, and the Nativity co-sponsored by DCCC and the Alton Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The young people who staged the Nativity were from the Alton Ward and live goats in a nearby pen, also from Alton, added to the realism. The mountain is a beautiful place full of the Christmas Spirit as we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Savior!
DCCC ALMS
Supporting community needs.
Alms lunches in 2026
Two fund-raising lunches are scheduled at the church, following Sunday services, for July 19 and September 6 (Labor Day weekend). Please attend and help to support alms projects including charitable gifts of food and items to worthwhile non-profit organizations in need of goods and services.
DCCC Alms gifted more than 100 small trees to senior centers in Cedar City so that they could be given to seniors at Christmas. Church members contribute various dishes, appetizers, and desserts for fund-raising lunches held during the summer months. No one walks away hungry! Church goers donate $20 per person to enjoy the fabulous lunches. All monies raised help to support this year's projects benefitting seniors, families, and various worthwhile community charitable endeavors. The Alms project is led by DCCC member Cathy Riley and DCCC member and Sunday School Leader Pam Bugbee.
Please click "play" arrow to watch Stix.
NEW WAYS TO GIVE TO DCCC (NO SERVICE FEE):
If your bank or credit union offers Zelle, you may send money through the following email that is linked to the church: dccc84762@gmail.com
Or you may set up regular donations through Bill Pay at your bank or credit union. Just put in the name Duck Creek Community Church with the address shown below and the bank will mail a check to the church:
HC 82 Box 1017, Duck Creek Village, Utah 84762-8200
Luke 2: 1-20 was the focus of last night's Christmas Eve Message. Pastor Steve Baden recited Apostle Luke's account about the birth of Jesus, including Mary and Joseph's difficult journey to Bethlehem as part of the Roman census. As recorded in Luke 6-12: "While they were there, the time came for the baby to be born, and she gave birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloths and placed him in a manger, because there was no guest room available to them. And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. An angel of the Lord appeared to them and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified. But the Angel said to them, "Do not be afraid, I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people. Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord. This will be a sign to you: You will find a boaby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger."
The Christmas Eve program included a "Message from the Angels" recited by Cassidy and Kathy, and Lantern Lighters singing "God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman" and holding lit lanterns while walking up the aisles to start the service. Children in attendance participated in placing felt pieces on a Nativity Board to help tell the story of the birth of Christ. A message from Pastor Steve focused on the Apostle Luke's account of the birth of Christ. Over 100 guests in attendance sang "Silent Night" while holding candles, this followed the Holy Communion element of the service. All were invited to enjoy hot chocolate and a wide variety of Christmas cookies in the Fellowship Hall following the service. It was a beautiful evening devoted to celebrating the birth of our Lord and Savior.
Donations to the church may be sent in the form of personal checks or online through Paypal at the link in red below. Please make checks payable to DCCC and mail via United States Postal Service to: HC 82 Box 1017 Duck Creek Village UT 84762-8200. To donate through Paypal, simply click on the link below or paste it into your web browser should you wish to give to DCCC: