The United Church of Christ is a Christian denomination and national organization that supports congregations and communities through faith formation, worship resources, justice advocacy, and practical services. Established in 1957, according to its history section, the UCC connects local churches with 33 conferences, affiliated ministries, elected leaders, and national staff. Its resources include statements of faith, original liturgies, daily devotionals, sermon and Bible study materials, children’s and youth programs, and spiritual-growth publications from The Pilgrim Press and Stillspeaking.

The organization assists ministers and congregations with search and call services, ministry opportunities, training, research, directories, scholarships and grants, stewardship guidance, and legal resources. Its justice and service work addresses racial, economic, environmental, gender and sexuality, disability, and mental health concerns, alongside refugee and migration support, disaster response, and global outreach through Global H. O.

P. E. The UCC also provides advocacy tools, volunteer opportunities, events, news, and ways to give, including special mission offerings.

Individuals can use its website to find churches and access worship, learning, service, and giving resources