With stats that are telling you not to use attack rolls I think you'll be better to focus on buffs, area spells, targeted spells and/or summoning.
If you insist - a conductive whip or other reach weapon, and the reach spell metamagic are as close as you're going to get.
Present plan is to find a way to do this from afar and to use the Evangelist archetype. Inspire Courage, Flagbearer, and bad touch cleric goodness with some AoE buffs / debuffs.
Just gonna put it out there, you don't have the stats for FLAGBEARER.
As far as I can see your rolled stats were: 17, 13, 13, 10, 9, 6.
The way I see it clerics have a couple of potential dump stats: Strength, Intelligence and Charisma. Now you've picked an archetype that gives a little more to Charisma, so you don't want to dump that, but you've also picked a race that gives a penalty to Charisma, so that's hurting your rolls.
I'd dump Intelligence: You've also decided you want 10 Intelligence, even though it's only really govong you 1 extra skill point per level over putting the 6 there (minimum skills per level from your class is 1, so an INT of 3 will give a cleric the same skill points as an INT of 9).
I would probably redistribute stats like this: S-9, D-13, C-15, I-6, W-19, C-8. Or if you really want to avoid a negative CHA modifier go S-9, D-13, C-12, I-6, W-19, C-11.
How married are you to being a dwarf? If you went Human you could do something like: S-9, D-13, C-13, I-6, W-19, C-10. You'd have the same number of skill points (because human), and could take Weapon Finesse to help you deliver touch spells. You could even put +1 in DEX or CON at 4th level and still have enough WIS to always have a bonus spell-slot in your highest level of spells.
Have you thought about changing your age category? If you go Middle-Aged you get -1 to your physical stats (STR/DEX/CON) and +1to your mental stats (INT/WIS/CHA). If we apply that to my example Human above we get S-8, D-12, C-12, I-7, W-20, C-11 . Or we could apply it to your example Dwarf from your first post and get S-5, D-8, C-14, I-11, W-20, C-12 .
You don't have to fallow any of this, but they're different ways of looking at your stats, and hopefully you get something from that.
I'd dump Intelligence: You've also decided you want 10 Intelligence, even though it's only really govong you 1 extra skill point per level over putting the 6 there (minimum skills per level from your class is 1, so an INT of 3 will give a cleric the same skill points as an INT of 9).As painful as it is to me, dumping INT is... honestly very sensible. I'll talk to my GM about that. It would help STR a lot and may be a good option. The downside is RPing a 6 INT character. It's something to think about.
How married are you to being a dwarf?Unfortunately, very. I made a token for the online game he's in, and I'm really attached to him being a dwarf. Plus, him being a dwarf provides a lot of options:
+2 saves vs. spells, SLAs, and poisons
+2 dodge AC vs. aberrations (we're in Strange Aeons)
I can swap Hatred for Fey Thoughts, getting UMD as a class skill (which frankly I might need)
+2 CON and WIS helps my saves, HP, spellcasting, and moreIf it means I can't take Flagbearer, that's... well, that's fine, honestly. It was meant more as a nice bonus than as a core aspect of the build. I can still get my CHA bonus to a +1 if I swap the stat in CON over to CHA, and I can still have a 13 CON that becomes a 14 later.
But yes - while I'm happy to swap my stats around, I am 100% staying Dwarf. Dwarf is really, really good, and the roleplay of being a pale, old, wild-eyed dwarf is... Yeah, really nice.
Honestly dwarf is a really good choice, I just thought I'd throw that out there.
So the main thing is that you have 2 dump stats - STR and INT - You've swapped DEX for INT. It doesn't matter too much which is the 6 and which is the 9, but since INT doesn't really give much below 10 I'd put the 6 there.
I'd also put my favoured class bonus into skill points. The Dwarf FCB for clerics look good, but honestly you'll end up with ~28 WIS, so getting more than 12 uses per day of a domain power is probably overkill. The Hitpoints option might be a good idea for survival. I usually take the HP at level 1 (when 1 extra HP is the most valuable), then switch to a good FCB or skill points when I feel less squishy.
It's worth noting that getting UMD as a class skill is only really useful if you invest in it. With 6 INT you'l only have one skill point per level (which is why I suggested taking the skill point as your FCB).
For Roleplaying a 6 INT character, remember that it doesn't really mean you're stupid, just uneducated. You still have 19 WIS, so you're good at some things. I'd probably just have my character try things that you know they're not good at - Diplomacy/checking for traps/etc. Play as someone who's slow to learn lessons. If you really don't want to go that way you could take 9 INT and 6 STR. The result will be almost the same, you'll just have less carry capacity.
For your stats you'll get a lot of varying opinions, but my thoughts are that if you're focusing on being a caster (as a 9th level caster) you want 18 in your casting stat at level 1, and you'll put all your level-ups in that stat. This means that every time you level up to a new spell-level you'll have a high enough modifier in your casting stat to get a bonus spell per day, which is a huge bonus. Since you're starting with 19 WIS this means you can put one point into another stat without losing that benefit. So I guess you'll want to choose DEX/CON/CHA for your stat bump at level 4 (or I guess INT if you start with 9 and really feel the lack of skill points).
For delivering touch spells I'd take Weapon Finesse and either LUNGE or LUNGING SPELL TOUCH. They do more or less the same thing but with different prerequisites. As far as I can tell you could technically take both and increase your reach with spells by 10 feet, but I'm not sure it works that way, and I'm not sure you'd want to spend 2 feats on it even if it does. Other than that some good options have already been mentioned.
I just thought, if you are struggling with the idea of a lack of skill points you could take the feat BREADTH OF EXPERIENCE. If you're doing this I'd probably put the 9 in INT and the 6 in STR so that the bonus isn't totally wasted, but it means you can roll on everything even if your bonus isn't high. Not necessarily the most powerful 1st level feat, but it's an option.
If you don't want to spend a feat then a longspear is a simple reach weapon. You'll need some strength if you do that of course. Advantages of the whip are that it has 15' reach and works with weapon finesse if you get that too.
I mean, even with 6 STR a Longspear has the potential to trip a charging enemy. I don't think this character is going to be a good combatant, so holding a Longspear is probably a good idea even in the back row.
Lunge/Lunging Spell Touch are more about delivering touch spells and domain powers while staying slightly out if reach.
Edit: At the risk of making an on-topic post...
You could be a Cleric of Besmara and give up a domain to get a familiar. This is under "Other Rules" near the bottom.
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If you're not married to the idea of a Bad Touch, you could play a Varisian Pilgrim, and deliver your domains at range. This helps if you're thinking about taking the Magic(Arcane) domain by being able to center the effect on the Wizard and extend the range to 30'. This would, however, reduce your melee capabilities to shouting, "Not in the face!"
Applicable (Golarian) deities are:
Barbatos (Arcane, Travel/Exploration/Trade) -- You may want to have an Intelligence of 6 to explain away why you'd follow the Archdevil of Animals, Corruption, and Gateways. Decent domains, though. If your DM is a fan of rough terrain, Travel is nice. Otherwise, the others are solid boosts to your party.
Isis, Alseta (Community, Arcane) -- If you have a Barbarian in your party, you'll be the team player of the century, boosting the Wizard's CL or save and removing the Barbie's fatigue. Go you.
Abraxas, Shiggarreb, Tsathoggua (Chaos, Arcane) -- Like Barbatos, but worse. You probably won't want to get into range to deliver Touch of Chaos.
Alternately, you could pick Shelyn (Love, Luck) for good general buffs. With the love domain, they'll take you seriously when you shout, "Not in the face!"
Also, Calistria (Luck, Trickery) is good for throwing a 50% miss chance on someone with your move action while also buffing them with your standard.
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Feats I like to complement this (assuming you're a human) are War Blessing and Channeled Blessing. This should give you two minor Warpriest blessings and let you deliver them at range. Check with your DM to make sure these work together before committing.
So it is worth noting that you can't get Lunging Spell Touch till level 7 (and you'd have to spend 6 skill points on Spellcraft). You can't get Lunge till level 9 (but it doesn't cost you any skill ranks).
If you DID go Weapon Finesse you could put another point in DEX without really hurting your long term scores, which would bring you to a +2 modifier for delivering your touch spells as opposed to -1 from STR (so +3 from one feat).
If you decide not to go that route you could put the +1 into CHA for more channels and performance, or into CON for more HP and Fort saves. Either of those seems a pretty good option too although it will make yiu noticeably less good as a bad-touch cleric.
Breadth of Experience was probably a bit silly if you're dumping INT, it was more if you were struggling with that idea.