United Congregational Christian Church

""My previous experiences in churches made me feel like I could only belong if I didn't identify as my authentic self. At UCCC I'm supported in my spiritual growth by a church where inclusivity is more than a word - it's a weekly celebration.""

"At United congregational Christian Church, no matter who you are or where you are on life's journey you are welcome here. This is an open-end affirming congregation that practices facial coverings and social distancing during worship."

"I am a new member of this church after having attended off and on for the last 4 months. This is a small, extravagantly welcoming congregation which offers a variety of programs and activities along with weekly worship services for its members. The new pastor, Cindi Knox, is warm and genuine. Her very accessible and relevant sermons incorporate scripture, thoughtful interpretation and historical explanation along with humor and personal experiences. The physical space is beautiful, inviting and comfortable. As part of the United Church of Christ and Disciples of Christ, this is a non-doctrinal church which means all are welcome (seekers and believers) and all faith journeys are respected."

"I have been attending services here for 20 years. I always find it very welcoming and very supportive of my views with the LGBTQIA community, immigration, the homeless and all other social justices. This congregation is small but mighty in love for others."

"I visited United Congregational Christian Church with the intention of just sitting in on a service to see how it was. A few church members kindly greeted me before the service. Once the service began, I was joyed to see a choir of seasoned singers bring the church together in traditional hymns that I grew up with. Suddenly, I felt at strong sense of home while hearing a soulful song from the congregation and knowing that I was called to this location for some reason within my spirit. The message of openness and inclusion was indeed an extravagant welcome. I was surprised to witness a diverse group of people who were in attendance. Surprisingly, I already felt comfortable enough after the service (which include communion) to stick around and have coffee with some people who stay after for Fellowship. There was no pressure from anyone to stick around or to explain my reasons for coming. I felt free and welcomed, and most importantly--secured in God's unfailing grace. I will be back! :)"