Seekonk Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, lives out God’s call to mission in faithful and meaningful ways. We seek to be biblically grounded, spiritually alive, and radically inclusive as we follow Christ’s mandate of love and justice.

Who We Are

We are a diverse community of faith—young and old, abled and disabled, single and married, introverts and extroverts. Our members come from many walks of life and a wide range of religious backgrounds, united by a shared commitment to care, compassion, and faith.

What We Believe

At the heart of our life together is a commitment to:

• Caring for one another within our church family
• Serving our wider community and the world
• Living the Gospel through love, justice, and faithful action

We strive to be a church where faith is lived, not just professed.

An Open and Affirming Community

We are a welcoming community of faith that does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, gender, sexual orientation, age, or ability. Accessibility and inclusion are central to who we are, and we work to ensure that all people can fully participate in worship and community life.

Join Us

All are welcome. We invite you to join us in worship marked by celebration, connection, and commitment, and to experience the joy and love of a caring faith community. Guests are welcome at any time.

Our Guiding Vision

Seekonk Congregational Church seeks to be a community of God’s people that is:

• Spiritually Alive
• Radically Inclusive
• Faithfully Committed to Love and Justice

Part of the United Church of Christ

We are a member of the Southern New England Conference of the United Church of Christ, which includes churches across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

The Southern New England Conference is one of 36 regional bodies of the United Church of Christ, a diverse and covenantal Christian community joining faith with action. The Conference includes:

• 615 churches
• More than 1,600 authorized ministers
• Nearly 120,000 members

Together, we are united in a shared covenant to Live the Love and Justice of Jesus.