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Churches Uniting in Christ is a relationship among ten Christian communions that have pledged to live more closely together in expressing their unity in Christ and to combat racism together.

CUIC is both an outgrowth of and successor to the Consultation on Church Union (COCU), an organization that worked for more than 40 years toward the day when Christians can become more fully reconciled to each other.

We invite you to explore through our website, where you will learn more about Churches Uniting in Christ and how to make our relationship a reality in your local community.

Newsletter:

May 2007
March 2007
December 2006 (PDF)
May 2006 (PDF)
February 2006 (PDF)

CUIC Notes

 

Letter from the President on CUIC status - Click here

 

Plenary: "Seeking to Be God's Beloved Community"

January 11-14, 2008 read more...

Churches Uniting in Christ Recommits to Goal of Racial Justice

Declaration on the anniversary celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and the fifth anniversary of Churches Uniting in Christ (CUIC). (PDF)

Appeal to Congress: Seeking Justice in Our Land

 

 

Inaugurated in January 2002, Churches Uniting in Christ includes the following member communion: the African Methodist Episcopal Church [AME], the African Methodist Episcopal Church Zion [AME Zion], the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)[Disciples], the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church [CME], the Episcopal Church (USA) [Episcopal],the International Council of Community Churches [ICCC], the Presbyterian Church (USA) [PCUSA], the United Church of Christ [UCC], and the United Methodist Church [UMC].  In addition, there are two “Partners in Mission and Dialogue”: the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America [ELCA] and the Moravian Church (Northern Province) [Moravians].  

 

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