Ministries of Outreach, Peace, + Justice
Open and responsive to the work of the Holy Spirit, we are a church committed to prayer. These ministries actively encourage and promote prayer within the life of our church and offer the healing power of prayer to members and friends of our community.
Do you believe in the power of prayer, and are you energized as you care for others? Ministry teams are always ready to welcome new members to use their gifts and serve among us. To join or learn more about any of the ministry teams in our Outreach, Peace, + Justice cohort, contact our church office, or join UCC Norwell’s Church Center app.
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UCC Norwell is a Just Peace Covenant Congregation which calls for us to address systemic injustice using non-violence and Just Peace practices. This Ministry Team leads the congregation in embodying our commitment to being an anti-racist church through investing in training, education, and development; engaging ministry teams in evaluation and action plans; cultivating a bold, Christian witness; and developing and nurturing partnerships.
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This ministry team works with the neediest families in El Salvador through health care, youth leadership training, environmental and nutritional education, microcredit, and community development. Priority is given to women, children, and youth in rural and marginalized urban settings. Annually, volunteers from UCC Norwell travel to El Salvador and participate in the programs of ASAPROSAR. The trip is usually a week in duration and designed with with the participants in mind.
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The focus of Mission and Outreach (M&O) at UCC Norwell is to reach beyond the walls of the church, to serve the needs of God’s people. We strive to engage the congregation and the community by supporting hands on activities and by providing financial support from our operating budget. We respond to Christ’s call to “Care for my people.”
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The Community Engagement Ministry Team meets regularly to consider requests to assist in the creation of transformative ministries on the South Shore. There must be a direct connection to at least two members of UCC Norwell, and two or more people from our South Shore community must be committed to the ministry in order for funds to be released.

