Church of Christ is a term in Christian theology denoting the entire body of Christians throughout the world, regardless of denomination, tradition, etc.

United Church of Christ is a mainline Protestant denomination in the United States formed in 1957

International Churches of Christ, an offshoot of the Churches of Christ.

Church of Christ, Scientist, also known as Christian Science

Church of Christ is also the name of a number of Restorationist churches:

Iglesia ni Cristo (Filipino translation for "Church of Christ") is a denomination originating in the Philippines.

Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)

Church bodies influenced by the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement:

Church of Christ (Latter Day Saints), the original name of the first Latter Day Saint church, founded in 1830 by Joseph Smith, Jr.

Church of Christ (Parrishite), an extinct Latter Day Saint denomination

Independent Christian Churches/Churches of Christ

Denominations with a shared heritage in the Latter Day Saint movement, which include:

Church of Christ is a title often used to describe either a local body of Christians or the universal body of Christians, especially those who continue to use only the New Testament as the source for Christian doctrine and practice and who consider themselves to be part of the original church (in contrast to Catholic, Orthodox, or Protestant).

Churches of Christ.

Church of Christ (Temple Lot), a Latter Day Saint denomination based in Independence, Missouri

Church of Christ with the Elijah Message, which broke away from the Temple Lot church in 1929

Churches of Christ in Australia

Latter Day Church of Christ, a Mormon fundamentalist denomination based in Utah

And other denominations called the Church of Jesus Christ

Church of Christ in Congo is the administrative and spiritual union of denominations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Church of Christ (Whitmerite), an extinct Latter Day Saint denomination

Church of Christ (Brewsterite), an extinct Latter Day Saint denomination