| 1825 | First Trinity Evangelical UCC |
| 1849 | St. Matthew UCC |
| Carrolleton ME Church was rented for $12.50 per month & used as Sunday School. | |
| 1863 | Salem UCC |
| 1868 | New Iberia/St. Paul UCC |
| 1872 | Central Congregational UCC |
| The wood for Central's building came from the demolition of Straight College which was the only place at that time where a person of color could get a college education. | |
| 1882 | Belle UCC |
| 1885 | St. Mary's UCC, Abbeville, LA |
| 1904 | Beecher Memorial Congregational UCC |
| 1909 | Beard UCC, Erath, LA |
| 1911 | St. Paul UCC, New Orleans |
| 1913 | Hubbard UCC, Gueydan, LA |
| 1926 | Trinity evangelical |
| 1927 | Bethel UCC |
| 1927 | Camp Knighton came about in 1927 and was used by the old Plymouth Conference which consisted of the African American Congregations from New Orleans to Houston. Rev. E H Philips who was at Beecher Memorial Church in New Orleans moved to the Tech area and actively developed the camp by creating programs like a two week youth camp in the summer. then became the property of the South Central Conference. Just this last year, the South Central Conference returned the deed to Camp Knighton to Teche United Church of Christ. |
| 1931 | Teche UCC, New Iberia, LA |
| 1952 | Little Farms UCC, River Ridge, LA |
| 1963 | New Orleans Association Formed |
| 1976 | Good Shepherd UCC |
| 1911 - St John Evangelical & Reformed and Bethany; Carrollton Cambarone Mission | |
| 2006 | Journey UCC, Prairieville, LA |
| 2008 | Freedom Fellowship Ministries |
(courtesy of Lynn Slagle)







