Council of Churches

The Holy Union Sisters are an international congregation of Catholic women religious, actively ministering on four continents. Their name, derived from the Latin words "Sancta Unio," symbolizes their commitment to fostering unity in heart, mind, and affection among themselves and within the communities they serve. Founded by Jean Baptiste Debrabant in 1842, the congregation strives to promote justice and peace by engaging with diverse cultures, marginalized groups, and environmental stewardship. Through their various ministries and initiatives, they aim to bring about a transformative union in the world around them. Generated from the website

Worshipers of the King Ministries, based in Everett, MA, is a community-focused organization dedicated to spiritual growth and outreach. Through a variety of programs and services, the ministry aims to support individuals in their faith journey and foster a sense of unity and connection among its members. Generated from their business information

Our overriding mission is to reach and help hurting people, to connect them with them and teach them the Truth. In order to fulfill that mission, we have a variety of ministries and programs designed to reach and minister to a variety of needs - from our Sunday Worship Services to our Mid-Week Outreach Service to our various targeted ministries - we are committed to helping everyone we minister to develop a deepening relationship with Jesus Christ. Pleasant Valley was founded as a Southern Baptist church in 1961 by Pastor James E. Schneider, Sr., his wife Louise, and 46 other charter members. The church began as a mission work initiated that met in the YMCA in New London, later moving to Pleasant Valley Elementary School as the congregation grew, before breaking ground on its current location on Grove Avenue in Groton. As the Holy Spirit became increasingly involved in our church, we entered into a new freedom that lead us to become a non-denominational church in 1996.