The United Presbyterian Church is a Christian denomination that emerged in the United States during the 19th century. It was formed through the merger of several Presbyterian groups, emphasizing a commitment to social justice, education, and community service. The church is part of the larger Presbyterian tradition, which is known for its governance by elected elders and a focus on scripture. The United Presbyterian Church is involved in various outreach programs and mission work, both locally and globally. It promotes values such as inclusivity and compassion, aiming to address issues like poverty and inequality. The church also encourages active participation in worship and community life among its members.