Rockcraft Retreat Center: A stately stone villa overlooking beautiful Sebago Lake is the inviting and comfortable Conference retreat center. Formerly a fashionable vacation home, it includes a main lodge, carriage house, boathouse and chauffeur’s house. It provides a beautiful setting for spiritual nurture and development and is used for retreats and workshops primarily for adults and youth groups. Currently, it is also available for use by non-Conference groups and organizations.

Pilgrim Lodge: Nestled on the shores of Lake Cobbosseecontee in West Gardiner, more than a dozen cozy cabins linked by a rustic boardwalk welcome each year hundreds of children, youth and church families for a summer camping experience of spiritual challenge and growth. It is also becoming a site for individual churches to hold retreats.

The Pennell Center: This is main office of the Maine Conference UCC located in Yarmouth, Maine. There are two Conference Ministers with one having a home office in Belfast, the Business Manager, Administrative Assistant, Conference Secretary, Placement Secretary, and Bookkeeper. The Resource Center is also located at the Conference office. The Conference office is the business office for all the UCC churches in the state of Maine.

Resource Center maintains a library of print and audio?visual resources relating to all areas of church life and mission, which individuals and churches may borrow. It provides information and referral services, as well as consulting services in the areas of Christian education and mission education.

A.C.C.T. (A Community of Christian Teachers) is a two-year lay leadership-training program with an emphasis on Christian education. Through a series of sessions relating to Bible study, theology, ethics, spiritual nurture, youth ministry, and program resources, participants gain new confidence, insights, and ideas to strengthen and enrich their ministries.

Small Church Mission Team receives and reviews applications from very small churches in need of financial assistance in order to maintain a pastoral ministry. It also sponsors twice-yearly small church gatherings for sharing ideas and mutual support.

State Youth Council: Comprised of all the high school aged youth in the Maine Conference. Led by an Executive Council of eight elected youth together with three adult advisors, this group holds two retreats a year, leads one of the worship services at Annual Meeting, and offers opportunities for our youth to gather together in fellowship throughout the year as well as supporting participation in regional and national youth events. A member of the Executive Council sits on the Coordinating Council.

Maine Council of Churches: The Maine Council of Churches which is involved in social service, issues of social justice especially in the criminal justice system and prison reform and rehabilitation. The Maine Council of Churches provides a unified voice of Mainline and Roman Catholic churches. They annually sponsor the Seeds of Promise, and ecumenical conference and workshop.