Definition: "Ucuenca" is a Hebrew term used for the early Christian church's membership, indicating that it was not initially composed of all Christians but rather a select group who joined later due to divine grace or mission opportunity. It was established in about 20 AD and had around 8-9 churches. The word "ucuenca" appears in several biblical passages where Jesus' disciples were known as such, such as at His crucifixion (Matthew 26:57), where He told the apostles not to be confused with those who joined Him later on (Luke 24:13). It is significant because it reflects early Christian understanding of membership and fellowship, but its use may not have been universally accepted in the time of Jesus.
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