Rooted in Justice. Formed in Faith. Focused on Community.

     HOW WE ACT & HOW WE SERVE

We seek to outwardly demonstrate love and compassion to our community by
providing special projects that will activate congregational servanthood, while
supporting partnering organizations with like-minded missions, to care for the
oppressed and marginalized.
Director: Vacant
Schedule: TBD
Location: TBD
Requirements: Volunteering for the church social justice team involves a commitment to addressing societal issues and promoting justice and equity.

BLACK LIVES MATTER 

We are one of the very few Christian churches that are leading bold and courageous conversations, engaging in direct social activism, and participating in civil disobedience as a way to bring attention to and disrupt racist systems and structures.

LGBTQ+ RIGHTS 

The first national UCC body to affirm civil rights for LGBTQ people did so in 1969.

POLICY 

We invite you to explore the breadth and depth of the UCC’s justice work. Join us in building a stronger faith-based movement for peace, justice, equality and inclusivity. Our work is rooted in the teachings of scripture and the policies of our General Synod. 

IMMIGRATION 

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE 

The United Church of Christ has a long history of solidarity in the struggle for dignity and human rights for immigrants, asylum seekers, and refugees regardless of their immigration status. 
From the birth of the environmental justice movement in the 1980s to the local ministries of churches throughout the country today, the United Church of Christ has been making a profound difference in caring for God’s creation.