Churches Uniting In Christ

Reconciling the baptized, seeking unity with justice

CUIC Statement On Gun Violence & Mass Shootings

You can download and view our latest statement on gun violence and mass shootings from the link below:   CUIC Gun Viiolence Statement PDF

Statement regarding White Nationalism and White Supremacism

Please click here to download and read our statement regarding the recent events in Charlottesville, White Nationalism, and White Supremacy:   Statement regarding White Nationalism and  White Supremacism PDF    

CUIC Speaks Out!

Please click the link below to download our latest announcement:   CUIC Speaks Out - February 1st, 2017    

Save The Date!

Please click the link below to read our latest announcement: Save The Date Letter PDF

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Churches Uniting in Christ is a covenant relationship among eleven Christian communions.

The member churches of CUIC include:

  • The African Methodist Episcopal Church
  • The African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
  • The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
  • The Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
  • The Episcopal Church
  • The International Council of Community Churches
  • The Moravian Church (Northern Province)
  • The Presbyterian Church (USA)
  • The United Church of Christ
  • The United Methodist Church.
  • The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is a partner in mission and dialogue.

Unity in the Midst of Strife

In 2002, 11 Christian communions pledged to live more closely together in expressing their unity in Christ and combating racism through Churches Uniting in Christ. In the midst of war, terrorism, disasters, economic collapse, strident political polarization, and increasing wealth disparity, these church bodies are deepening their relationships and extending their common life. They look forward to a greater public witness of reconciling the baptized and seeking unity with justice.

Marks of Commitment

  • Receive each other as Christ's church
  • Mutually recognize baptisms & members
  • Affirm apostolic creeds
  • Celebrate Eucharist together
  • Engage in mission & anti-racism
  • Promote wholeness & inclusion
  • Structure accountability, consultation & decision-making
  • Support ongoing theological dialogue

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