MISSION:                                             

Here is a list of missions and projects directly supported by Grace UCC.

(Click here to make and/ or read comments about the mission projects here at Gace UCC.)

  • Flemington Food Pantry: each month a list is sent out to all members and friends requesting certain items for the pantry. They are brought to the church on the last Sunday (unless otherwise planned) of every month.
  • "Pennies and Nickels." We ask members and friends to save their pennies and nickels and bring them to church, placing them in the silver "Change Bowl."   With these pennies and nickels we have, through Church World Service (CWS) and other agencies, been able to buy water containers, tents, and other items for those struggling with poverty.
  • Katrina Relief.
-Picture showing the group who raised money for Katrina relief.
  • NORWESCAP.
  • "Containers for Christ."
  • Immigrant Rights.
  • Marriage Equality.
  • Peace Efforts.
-Picture of group going to Washington D.C.
-Picture of group walking from Lambertville to New Hope.
  • Relay for Life:
-Picture showing some of the group who walked for cancer research and treatment.
  • Environmental Causes:
-Picture showing tree planting at Echo Hill.
  • Distribution Center for winter
         clothing via Hunterdon Hispanos.
  • HydrAid™ BioSand water filters.

Here is a list of support by Grace via the UCC (United Church of Christ):

We are proud of being a “5 for 5″ church within the United Church of Christ. “5 for 5″ means we financially and prayerfully support the following:
1: UCC Basic Support (OCWM- Our Church’s Wider Mission): Provides funding from congregations for Conferences and the national ministries of the United Church of Christ (Wider Church Ministries, Local Church Ministries, Justice and Witness Ministries, General Ministries, and Pension Boards).
UCC SPECIAL MISSION OFFERINGS (Part of Our Church’s Wider Mission (OCWM), these four offerings sponsor vital ministries that bring hope to people in the U.S. and around the world.):
2: One Great Hour of Sharing (Fourth Sunday in Lent): Channels resources for international programs in health, education and agricultural development, emergency relief, refugee ministries, and both international and domestic disaster response, administered by Wider Church Ministries, Global Sharing of Resources.
3: Strengthen the Church (Pentecost Sunday): Supports leadership for new and revitalizing congregations, programs for youth and young adults, and leadership development for the whole church. UCC Conference and Local Church Ministries carry out these ministries.
4: Neighbors in Need (First Sunday in October): Supports ministries of justice and comparison throughout the United States and Puerto Rico, including the Council for American Indian Ministries (CAIM), justice and advocacy, and direct service projects supported by Justice and Witness Ministries.
5: The Christmas Fund (Sunday before Christmas): Helps provide pension and health premium supplementation to low-income retired church workers, emergency assistance to clergy families in need, and Christmas checks to hundreds of annuitants, as administered by the Pension Boards.

And,  here is a list of charities and organizations supported by the individual members and friends who attend Grace UCC:

Acorn Montessori School, Aid’s Walk NY, Alexandria Ed. Foundation, Alumnae scholarship programs, The American Civil Liberties Union, The American Cancer Society, The American Cancer Society, American Diabetes Foundation, American Heart Association, American Lung Association, American Red Cross, American Red Cross, America’s 2nd Harvest, Amnesty International, Anderson House, Barack Obama, Best Buddies, Bloomfield / Glen Ridge Animal League, Bread for the World, Breast Cancer Foundation, Breast Cancer 3-Day, Brown University, Cerebral Palsy of NJ, Children’s Memorial Hospital, Christian Children’s Fund, Christian Children’s Fund, Clinton Township Educational Foundation, Community Renewal Society, CWS Crop Work, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Democratic Senatorial Campaign, Diversity Council of Hunterdon County, Doctors Without Borders, Doctors Without Borders, Doctors Without Borders, Doctors Without Borders, Doctors Without Borders, Doctors Without Borders, Easter Seals, Epilepsy Foundation, Farming cooperative in Oaxaca, Flatbush-Tompkins Church, Flemington Food Pantry, Flemington Presbyterian Church, Flemington Raritan Rescue Squad, Frost Valley YMCA, The GOP, Grace United Church of Christ, Grace United Church of Christ, Greenpeace, Greenpeace, Habitat for Humanity, Habitat for Humanity, Habitat for Humanity, Habitat for Humanity, Habitat for Humanity, Hackett for Ohio, Holt International, The Humane Society of the United States, Hunterdon County YMCA, Hunterdon Hispanos , Hunterdon Hospice, Interfaith Hospitality Network, Jersey Jaycees, Kidney and Urology Foundation, Kenneth Tietjen Foundation, Koinonia, Lambertville / New Hope Rescue Squad, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Little Brothers – friends of the Elderly, local Rescue Squad, local volunteer Fire Dept, Make a Wish, Michigan State University, March of Dimes, Marist fathers, Maryknoll Missions, Meals on Wheels, MS, Moravian Academy, Muhlenberg College, NARAL, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, New Jersey Psychological Association Foundation, New Jersey Public Interest Research Group, NJ Fraternal Order of Police, NJPIRG, North Hunterdon High School Technology Center Club, NORWESCAP, NORWESCAP, NORWESCAP, NOW, Out of Darkness, OXFAM, Oxfam America, The Parkinson Foundation, Pedals for Progress, PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), PFAW (People For the American Way), Princeton Theological Seminary, Raritan Township Fire Company, Raritan Township Police Benevolent Association, Ronald McDonald House, Rutgers U., Saint Andrew’s Episcopal School, Salvation Army, Second Harvest, SHARE, Shrine Circus, The Smile Train, The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, South Branch Water Association, Southern Poverty Law Center, Sojourners, Special Olympics, St. Ann’s Scholars, St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, St. Labre Indian School, St. Paul Lutheran Church, 21st Century Democrats, UCC (The United Church of Christ), UNICEF, US Holocaust memorial Museum, United Way of Hunterdon County, Volunteers of America, The Watershed Association, WHYY, WHYY, WHYY Public Television, Women’s Crisis Service, Women’s Crisis Service, Women’s Crisis Service, World Wildlife Fund, Yale University





GRACE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST (UCC)
"Serving Justice, Loving Kindness"
A United Church of Christ Congregation in Flemington, NJ
Helping out at NORWESCAP food bank
Peace march from Lambertville to New Hope
CROP Walk (raised money for hunger and had a good time too...)
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  • We are located at 43 Park Avenue (Flemington Woman's Club), Flemington, NJ  08822.
  • Church Office & Mailing Address: Grace United Church of Christ; 18 Court St., Flemington, NJ  08822.