United Congregational Christian Church of Eureka

Our church is a center for spiritual grounding, active social justice, and loving our neighbors. Founded in 1859, United Congregational Christian Church has been working for social justice for three centuries. Grounded in the teachings of Jesus, who taught his followers to "Love your neighbor as yourself," we continue to be a spiritual home for those who love our neighbors in word and deed. 

We will use money raised to promote our witness in the community - repair our formerly welcoming church sign (it has been vandalized twice!), purchase more banners that show our love for all (also vandalized), maintain and fill our little free food pantry (which empties as soon as it's filled), replace broken locks and damaged doors making our buildings safe for all who use them, buy supplies and food for community outreach activities such as our Gay Pride dinner, Mardi Gras dinner, movie nights, emergency preparedness workshops and so much more. We are open and affirming of the LGBTQ+ community and have been for years. We welcome all, no matter who they are or where they are on life's journey.