Discover Your Faith.
Discover Your Faith.
Discover Your Faith.
No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.
Welcome to Pilgrim Faith United Church of Christ! We are a wonderful mix of young and not-so-young, of new members and long-time members, all with a deep commitment to the ministries of caring for those in need and caring for one another. We care passionately about nurturing our children and our adults, helping the homeless and feeding the hungry, offering a rich and meaningful worship experience, and growing in faith. This is a terrific church, with highly involved and committed people full of compassion and concern, ready to welcome you, work alongside you in ministry and explore together the wonders of God’s love. Come, discover your faith!
Sunday Worship
Join us online and in-person every Sunday morning at 10:00 for Worship.
Food Pantry
Our community Food Pantry is open on Tuesdays & Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Coming Events
Check our upcoming events to see how you can get involved at Pilgrim Faith UCC.
Discover your faith. Find yourself here.
As Christians, we are called to love our neighbors. At Pilgrim Faith United Church of Christ, we embrace diverse lives, loves, and spiritual journeys. We gratefully welcome immigrants and refugees. We are advocates for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, affirming a place at God’s table for everyone as witnesses to Christ’s extravagant welcome. We are called be a multiracial and multicultural church, acknowledging that racial justice is the inclusiveness of all humans and never excludes anyone based on skin color, culture, or ethnic origin. We give thanks for the abilities and disabilities – apparent and unapparent – we all possess while ensuring our building and fellowship is accessible to all. We are committed to boldly proclaiming that we are a justice-doing, peace-seeking church. We care about God’s creation and all that is within by caring for our environment and being good stewards of our resources. We work for economic justice across the spectrum of race, class, and global inequality. We work to reduce stigma and promote the inclusion of people with mental illnesses or brain disorders and their families in the life and leadership of our congregation.