Clergy

Reverend Rebecca Floyd Marshall believes that vital congregations are needed now more than ever to help us faithfully embody the love and justice of Jesus to one another and the world. She feels called to build relationships that connect people more deeply with one another and with God while also breaking down the barriers between the church and the community. Working together to foster these connections allows us to more fully experience God’s grace and love, discover fresh meaning in ancient scripture, hold each other in prayer, seek to bring justice to our world, and strive to make our faith the pattern for the way we live each day.

Rebecca was raised a pastor’s kid in a wonderful UCC church in western Massachusetts, and returned to faith when God’s call reached her after college. It was a call to a different way of living, one that values love over winning, grants dignity and care to the people that society discards, and encourages people to give generously and welcome extravagantly.

In 2016, Rebecca was selected to participate in the UCC Next Gen Leadership Initiative — a transformational ten-year leadership program administered by the UCC that brings together young clergy dedicated to parish ministry and trains them to lead the church of the future. 

Prior to becoming TriCon’s Senior Minister in March, 2024, Rebecca served as Senior Minister at the United Congregational Church of Little Compton, RI for eight years, where she led her congregation to embark on new ministries, including participating in the Thriving Congregations Initiative (through a Lily Fund grant), service trips, and new faith formation opportunities for youth and adults. Rebecca received her Masters in Divinity from Yale Divinity School in 2012. She is also a graduate of Wellesley College.

In her free time, Rebecca loves hiking and enjoying the outdoors with her husband and two young sons.

To contact Rebecca:  rebecca@triconchurch.org