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.

Academy for Congregational Life and Leadership: Pilgrim Path to the Future - A two year program with an optional third year of concentrated work designed to deepen involvement in and understanding of the church of the present, while learning about the past and looking toward the future. Classes and retreats offer resources for both personal and congregational renewal. In a collegial community of learning, participants can deepen insight while clarifying their own understanding of ministry, and gain confidence and skills to be active participants in the Church of the 21st century.

Small Church Mission Team receives and reviews applications from smaller churches in need of financial assistance in order to maintain a pastoral ministry. When grants are approved, churches are expected to conduct a survey of members' opinions on a range of issues, and to supply the Team with quarterly financial and activity reports. The Team also sponsors the Parishes of Promise program, in which selected churches are led through an intensive process of asset assessment, goal-setting, and development of community ministries to enhance congregational health and self-sufficiency. Financial assistance provided for Parishes of Promise diminishes over the five-year duration of the program.

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: MCC is a statewide ecumenical organization founded in 1938 whose nine denominational members include Maine’s Roman Catholics, Unitarian Universalists and mainline Protestants, including the Maine Conference of the UCC. The Council provides a unified voice, speaking up to policy-makers, the public and the press on issues of economic and environmental justice, human rights and peace. MCC also provides resources to local congregations who wish to learn more and become involved in public advocacy on these issues, including health care reform, global warming, local foods initiatives, environmental health and toxics, homelessness and poverty, anti-torture and human rights efforts and connecting with advocates for justice in other faiths in Maine.