Is there a question you have always wanted to ask a minister? Evangelical Homes of Michigan has Christian ministers on staff who are willing to respond to your questions. While they’re not able to provide pastoral counseling and cannot speak on behalf of the Evangelical Homes of Michigan or the United Church of Christ, they are willing to receive your question and respond to the best of their abilities.

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Evangelical Homes of Michigan is deeply committed to faithfulness in the spirit, heritage and traditions of the Christian community. EHM is related to the United Church of Christ. The United Church of Christ came into being in 1957 with the union of two Protestant denominations: the Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Congregational Christian Churches. Each of these was, in turn, the result of a union of two earlier denominations. Through these denominations, the United Church of Christ lays claim to a rich and diverse history. Its history includes the Pilgrims of Plymouth Plantation, German Evangelical pastors in Missouri, German settlers in Pennsylvania who founded Reformed Churches and Christian Churches that sprang up in response to the theological and organizational rigidity of several denominations.

The United Church of Christ treasures the classical creeds of the Christian faith but does not use these creeds as a test of faith. Rather, these creeds are valued as authentic testimonies of faith. Individual members of the UCC are free to believe and act in accordance with their own perception of God's will for their lives. Each congregation or local church is free to act in accordance with the collective decisions of its members guided by the working of the Spirit and the light of the Scriptures.

Based on its unique history in American religious life and its theology, the United Church of Christ has become an inclusive church that welcomes Christians as they ask the difficult questions of faith and seek powerful answers to guide them as they live their faith in modern times.