With stats this godlike, build doesn't matter that much...about a 64 point buy character :)
Cleric archers often pick Erastil as their deity, because they get longbow proficiency for free that way (and the standard cleric is feat starved as is). Among Erastil's domains are Community (for the 8th level effect) and Fur (with the move effect, which is desirable especially as a dwarf).
If you are free-form, you cannot go much wrong with Luck, Liberation, War (more for melees, but has its uses), or Heroism.
Avoid the Destruction domain, as it cuts both ways.
If you go through the domains, anything messing with d20 rolls is usually good. Any effect without saving throw is also good (see Luck).
Otherwise check for spells in the domain lists that a cleric cannot normally cast, and of which a single use per day is useful. But I would go with the better power over the better spell, since you are not playing solo and your group can pick up some of the slack.
(If you pick up Scribe Scroll at some point, you can write emergency scrolls for your rogue - or whoever has UMD - which includes arcane spells from the domain lists.)
Healing Domain pays off later, and I am quite partial to the Protection Subdomain.
Of course, Travel and Luck are considered the best choices.
If you really want to get support going, play an evangelist and get bardic performance going, and put more into charisma.
While Travel is good, the spells are covered by arcane casters too and are nothing I would call critical. Luck is certainly among the best, because it's (great) ability cannot otherwise be had.
The Glory domain is not so great. People who use CHA skills have typically also the stat for it and don't need the bonus. The 8th level ability is often useless. You have to remember that everyone is fighting. The sanctuary power requires them to stop doing so and rely on the enemy to fail the will save (if there are several enemies, some will save). On those who won't - and that is everyone not grievously hurt - the effect will be cancelled in the same round you use it. It looks way better on paper than in battle. The spell list of Glory has only divine spells, you lose nothing by not picking it. Therefore I would not take it.
If you want to go that way, pick the subdomain of it, Heroism. The 8th level aura is a swift action (always good) and provides a morale bonus, which does not stack with Bless, but with Prayer and Blessing of Fervor.
The Healing domain may seem redundant, but it does offer two advantages. The first is the obvious that your cures get a bonus effect at level 6. The other is, that this is the only way to use your domain spell slot for healing, since you cannot turn that slot into a spontaneous cure. The 1st level power kinda sucks, but can work at low levels, when someone just dropped below 0 HP. It's subdomain, Restoration, has a much better granted power, and some will argue the better spells. So if you are set on Healing, pick the subdomain instead.
The Protection domain has a little problem. It grants named bonuses which don't stack with the same kind. So having a cloak of resistance and a ring of protection makes the effect useless. At higher levels, when not everyone has +4/+5 gear in those slots, it regains some usefulness. The elemental resistance is practically useless, except that it negates the effect of weapons with energy damage or lesser environment effects.
I wouldn't go for the evangelist, though, especially if you are new. Having two domains and the powers of them is often better, although replacing one with the bardic performance is certainly a solid choice. The spontaneous charm-type spells are not so great, though. The issue of being immune (or resistant) to mind-affecting spells aside, later on your DC is going to suck compared to the saves of the monsters.
If it was in addition to casting cure spells, it would be fine, but losing that ability certainly hurts at low levels.