Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ

Returning to In‑Person Worship

Starting June 6, 2021
Please join us every Sunday at 10 AM for both in‑person and online worship.

Douglas UCC returns to in-person worship as of June 6 at 10 AM.
Online worship also continues. What's changing and what's stayed the same? Please watch our video above for details.

Join us each week for an inspiring message from Pastor Sal
and uplifting music from Peter Black and our special musicians.

Thank you for your continued support of our church
via online giving or through the mail:
Douglas UCC
P.O. Box 519 • Douglas, MI 49406

A JUST WORLD FOR ALL
Progressive. Inclusive. Open & Affirming.

Everyone Welcome! No Exceptions!

No matter who you are or where you are on life's journey: you are welcome here.
At the Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ, our Mission is to grow together spiritually as Progressive Christians, welcoming all, pursuing peace, justice, love and healing for all creation.

What it means to be a Progressive Christian
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We demonstrate this by:

Being Open and Affirming
Acting as a Creation Justice Church
Respecting and Understanding All Belief and Faith Traditions
Recognizing and Celebrating Our Connectedness to All Peoples
Valuing Questions Rather than Answers

We were voted
“Best Place to Worship”

Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ was recently voted “Best Place to Worship” in the Holland Sentinel’s annual readers’ poll. Rev. Salvatore Sapienza, pastor of Douglas UCC, said, “I am delighted that this recognition will bring attention to the fact that there is a progressive and radically inclusive Christian church in West Michigan which welcomes and celebrates people of all sexual orientations and gender identities.” The membership at Douglas UCC has quadrupled in size since the church called Rev. Sapienza as pastor in 2014. There are over 5,000 UCC churches in the United States with more than a million members. The denomination places high emphasis on social justice, worldwide interfaith and ecumenical efforts, and has historically favored progressive views on social issues, such as civil, gay, and women's rights.