National Council of Churches Employee Directory
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The National Council of Churches is a United States–based ecumenical alliance coordinating work among Christian denominations. Founded in 1950, it brings together 37 member communions representing Protestant, Anglican, Orthodox, Evangelical, historic African American, and Living Peace traditions. Collectively, these communions reach about 35 million people in more than 100,000 local congregations. The organization functions as a platform for shared witness and collaborative action on issues affecting the Christian community in the United States. It has pursued initiatives such as public engagement programs, including the recently launched Freedom Summer series to observe the 60th anniversary of civil rights activism and encourage civic participation.