As part of an evaluation of the Community College Program of the United Ministries in Higher Education (UMHE), this study surveyed 323 pastors in local churches to determine: (1) local congregations' interest or involvement in working with community colleges; (2) a baseline against which to measure further involvement of the church with the community college movement; (3) local church relationships with the community colleges; (4) the acceptance of community college goals by members of the church; and (5) the impact of the program in encouraging congregation/college involvement. Questionnaires were returned by 258 pastors. Findings of the survey include: while pastors were aware of the existence of a community college serving their constituencies, they lacked detailed knowledge of the school, its mission, and its resources; sources of awareness of the college included both church-related sources and the college itself; most college/church interaction seemed to be related to activities of congregation members attending the college; congregations expressed dissatisfaction with community college ministry; church members of 75% of the pastors attended community colleges; more pastors had contacts with the college through its office of community services than through its office of student services. Data tables and the survey instrument are appended. (MB)