National Council of Churches USA: America's Protestant, Anglican and Orthodox faith groups joining hands and voices to express their unity in Christ


Member Communions and Denominations

The member bodies of the National Council of Churches encompass a wide spectrum of American Christianity — representing traditions as varied as Protestant, Orthodox, Evangelical, Anglican, and African-American, historic peace churches and ethnic-language immigrant churches. 

They include more than 100,000 local congregations and 45 million persons in the United States. 

Beyond these member communions, more than 50 faith groups, from Roman Catholic to Pentecostal, participate in the Council's work through NCC's five ecumenical program commissions.

Click on the underlined links below to visit individual communion websites. Click here for a chart of membership statistics for these bodies, compiled by the Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches, a publication of the National Council of Churches.


    

See also:  The Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas (SCOBA)


For more in-depth information on these and other North American church bodies and their ecumenical organizations, see the Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches, a publication sponsored by the NCC. 


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