Enhance Ministry Thriving and See Impact Grow Through a SHARING VITALITY Grant! One of the hottest topics for churches to wonder about and discuss today is “vitality.” How do we get it, sustain it, or recapture it? More importantly, [...]
In 2025, the NACCC Vitality Ministry Council offered ten one-time grants of $2,500 each to active member churches or church cohort groups of the NACCC to support new or expanding ministries or projects that involve churches being exploratory, ambitious, [...]
The NACCC’s Excellence in Ministry Awards are composed of the Marion Bradshaw Award, the Harry R. Butman Award, and the Jennette Butman Award. Each Excellence in Ministry Award is intended to recognize a leader or innovator who has made [...]
On behalf of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches (NACCC), the Vitality Ministry Council is accepting submissions for the J.J Russell Sermon Award. This award recognizes pastoral excellence in preaching related to Congregationalism. Applicants to the J.J. Russell [...]
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a federal program that provides financial support to people with limited income and resources who are age 65 or older, blind, or disabled, including people experiencing homelessness, mental illness, limited English proficiency, or reentry [...]
On behalf of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches (NACCC), the Mission and Outreach Ministry Council (MOMC) is accepting nominations for the Charles Rush Award. This financial award is presented to minority persons who are working with Congregational Christian [...]
Does your church have an idea that could foster vitality and benefit others? The NACCC Vitality Ministry Council believes creative endeavors are worth supporting financially to see what they can inspire! In 2025, the NACCC Vitality Ministry Council is [...]
On behalf of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches (NACCC), the Mission and Outreach Ministry Council (MOMC) is accepting nominations for The Charles Rush Award. This financial award is presented to minority persons who are working with Congregational [...]
The Congregational Investment Trust (CIT) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) entity established as an endowment investment option for member churches. Because endowment gifts are long-term, these funds are invested to preserve the purchasing power of gifts made using a diversified [...]
The Providence Endowment was established and initially funded by the 2004 Annual Meeting and Conference Host Committee to help churches offset the expenses of sending a delegate to the Annual Meeting and Conference. The Providence Endowment provides grants to [...]
