Join us for progressive worship led by Rev. Monica Bradley every third Sunday afternoon at 5pm in the Fellowship Hall at St. Paul's UCC at 6464 E Lovers Ln, Dallas, TX 75214.

Our worship is intellectually stimulating, and emotionally inspiring. Each service includes a blend of ancient and modern worship elements and music. We celebrate the Feast of Holy Communion each week and everyone, including and especially our children, are welcome. 

Whoever you are, wherever you are on life's journey, you are welcome at New Church, Chiesa Nuova, United Church of Christ.

.    Meet our Music Director, Ms. Denise Lee
Denise Lee is an award-winning Dallas-based actress, singer, producer, playwright, and arts advocate whose career spans nearly four decades. She has performed on stages throughout North Texas, portraying iconic roles while also originating characters in numerous world premieres. Internationally, she has appeared in jazz clubs and concert venues in Shanghai, Beijing, Switzerland, and France.
Denise is the founder and Executive Producer of the DLO Cabaret Series and the Dallas Cabaret Festival and was the inaugural recipient of the Sammons Center for the Arts' Cabaret Artist of the Year Award. A four-time Dallas Voice Best Vocalist and three-time Leon Rabin Award winner, she is also the author of the play Funny, You Don't Act Like A Negro.
As Founder and Executive Director of Visions For Change, Denise combines her passion for the arts and social justice through Artivism, using performance, storytelling, and dialogue to foster understanding, challenge bias, and build stronger communities. In recognition of her advocacy and community leadership, she was named the recipient of the 2019 Hero of Hope Award and, in 2022, received the Dale Hansen Ally of the Year Award from Black Tie Dinner. She currently serves on the Board of Directors of the AT&T Performing Arts Center.

Founded in 2020 and rooted in the Community Conversation movement launched in 2016, Visions For Change uses the power of art, education, and courageous dialogue to address systemic and social biases. Through innovative programs such as Community Conversation, Cabaret & Conversation, workshops, and cultural experiences, the organization creates spaces where people from diverse backgrounds can engage, learn, and work toward a more inclusive and compassionate future.