United Church of Northern India - Presbyterian Synod

The United Church of Northern India (U.C.N.I.) - one of the mainline Presbyterian Church group belonging to the Protestant Christian denomination. It is a registered body (registered under Societies Registration Act of 1860 ( Regd No. 28 of 1977-78 Zira) is the Supreme body of Trust.United Church of Northern India (Regd No. 28 Zira) is the founder of General Assembly in the year of 1995-96 (Regd No. 621) and the founder of Trust Association in the year of 1938-39 (Regd No. 29/12). Note:- All the Registration Numbers that are on Internet are fake and these Registration Numbers which are mentioned above are true and approved by United Church of Northern India (Regd No. 28).

The United Church of Northern India was formed on 30 December 1924 at Wilson College Hall, Bombay by the union of several like-minded denominations like the Congregational and the Presbyterian Churches. They joined together and started functioning under the name “United Church of Northern India” in the Northern part of India. The moderator of different denominations held their first meeting in the Wilson college. Out of these moderators the leading were Rev. Dr. C. A. R. Janwheeler, Rev. Ram Krishan Shahu and Rev. Dr. Robert Allen Hume. In the first General Assembly of United Church of Northern India held in Mumbai Rev Dr. Robert Allen Hume was elected as the first moderator of U.C.N.I. The U.C.N.I. is spread in the West-North and North-East India.

It was also operating in Assam, Eastern Hills of Darjeeling, Punjab, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh covering 1/3rd part of India. U.C.N.I. has its own constitution known as “BLUE BOOK”. The said constitution lays down and describes the conduct of the church Government in the United Church of Northern India. The rules for the conduct of work of the United Church also provide for the confession of faith and rules for the administration in the U.C.N.I. This organization was established with Evangelical, Medical and Education outlook.

The United Church of Northern India is a result of the union of different Presbyterian churches, it has existed in India since 1924. In the 18th and 19th century missionaries came to India from America, Canada, New Zealand, England, Wales, Australia. In Northern India there were the following missions:

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