Thursday, May 14, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. EDT
The 2026 Annual Meeting of Members of The Pension Boards-United Church of Christ, Inc. will be held on Thursday, May 14, 2026, commencing at 2:00 p.m., ET, for the election and re-election of Trustees and transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
The Pension Boards will be providing Forms 1095-B only to those eligible members who request to receive a Form 1095-B. You may request a Form 1095 from the Pension Boards through any of the below methods. Forms will be available starting on January 31, 2026.
Welcome to everyone visiting with us in our offices here in New York City—members of our PB staff, our Board of Trustees, the Rev. Dr. Karen Georgia Thompson—and to those of you online.
First, in my new role at the Pension Boards as President and CEO, I want to give special mention to my predecessor, Brian Bodager, who passed away earlier this year, and whose deep thinking and commitment will continue to shape the foundation upon which we build and serve your needs. I hope you will have the opportunity to review our online 2024 annual report which has been dedicated to Brian’s service.
At the Pension Boards, we are dedicated to delivering a holistic array of services and solutions to ensure the financial, physical, spiritual, and mental wellbeing of the people we serve. Our mission is not an easy one, but it is our unwavering dedication and commitment that make it possible. Creating an environment where we enjoy doing this important work truly matters, and it is this spirit that drives us forward. The people we serve need a strong foundation from which to answer their call, and we are proud to provide that support.
The Pension Boards interviews the Rev. Dr. Karen Georgia A. Thompson, the General Minister and President and Chief Executive Officer of the United Church of Christ, on the partnership of the financial ministries of the United Church of Christ, the evolving relationship with the Pension Boards and that of the former President and CEO Brian R. Bodager, as well as her 10-year vision for the church.