National Council of Churches in the USA

The National Council of Churches in the USA (NCC) is a prominent ecumenical organization that promotes cooperation and unity among various Christian denominations in the United States. Founded in 1950, it aims to address social issues, advocate for justice, and foster interfaith dialogue. The NCC includes over 30 member denominations representing millions of Christians. It organizes initiatives on pressing social concerns, such as poverty, racial justice, and environmental stewardship, encouraging churches to work together in service of these causes. Essentially, the NCC seeks to build a collective Christian voice for positive change in society.