United Christian Church
Eastern shore of virginia
frequently asked questions
1. Who is the pastor?
Rev. Taylor & Rev. Cathell
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Our church has two co-pastors of equal status. Both Rev. Taylor and Rev. Cathell are the Pastors. Together, they form the Board of Pastors. They share the pastoral role, working together and making decisions jointly.
Learn more about our Pastors. |
2. Are you a branch of UCCMA?
NO. We are NOT a branch NOR an associate church of the United Christian Church & Ministerial Association. We are an independent, non-affiliated church. We are not associated with nor subject to any other religious organization. Our Pastors are ordained by UCCMA. Our founder contacted Rev. H. Richard Hall (the founder on UCCMA) and received permission to use the "United Christian Church" name. However, that is as far as the connection goes. We are a standalone, self-governing church with our own regulations, procedures and authority.
See Our History. |
Brother Hall
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3. Do i have to become a member to attend?
4. when do you meet?
Our main church service is Sunday morning at 11:00am. Preceding church service, we hold Sunday School at 10:00am and have refreshments & fellowship at 10:30am. For more information on these and other services check out the following pages:
REGULAR SERVICES SPECIAL SERVICES SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR |
5. How should i dress to come to church?
6. what version of the bible do you use?
We consider the King James Version to be the authoritative version of the Bible. We use the KJV as our primary resource for the Word of God. However, sometimes we will reference other versions for their understandability. We encourage people to use the version they are most comfortable with. You will find that comparing different versions of the Bible will give you greater insight and understanding of the meaning and intention behind a given passage.
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7. how can i be saved?
We're glad you asked! You can find salvation through Jesus Christ, our Lord & Saviour. For a detailed explanation
see How Can I Be Saved? |
8. how can I help?
9. what if i want to become a member?
Talk to a Pastor. New members are accepted at the discretion of the Board of Pastors. First, they will ask you to read and accept our Articles of Faith and to be baptized. New members are brought into Honorary Membership. After six months of regular attendance, an Honorary Member may be considered for Active Membership. See our Articles of Faith, Article I: Membership for more details.
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