First Congregational Church UCC

At First Congregational Church, we are committed to providing relevant and engaging worship, providing quality educational opportunities to all, creating a culture of acceptance where differences are valued and connections to one another are fostered. We believe that God has a dynamic purpose for your life, and having a community of believers around you is part of that purpose. We know that God is doing great things at First Congregational, and we hope that you will come and see everything that God is doing in the lives of our family.

Worship Services at First Congregational
Sunday morning services at 9:30 AM. Music spans the generations, so be prepared to delight in the sounds of choir, guest local musicians and our bell choir. Communion is held the first Sunday of the month.

Parking
There are several places to park on Sunday mornings. The closest lot is on the corner of 11th and Locust Street on West side of our building. We also can use the street parking surrounding the church and the parking lot across the church on 10th and Locust St.
During the week, members and guests can use the free parking spaces in our lot on the corner of 11th and Locust Street in spaces 1-10.

Missions

The Community Family Pantry at First Congregational Church is a local outreach ministry dedicated to addressing food insecurity and supporting individuals and families in the community with dignity and compassion.

At its core, the pantry provides essential groceries and household staples to those in need, helping to ease the burden of rising food costs and unexpected financial hardship. Beyond simply distributing food, hygiene and clothing the pantry seeks to create a welcoming, respectful environment where all who come are treated with care and hospitality.

The pantry is sustained through a combination of congregational support, community donations, partnerships with local organizations, and volunteer efforts. Members of the church and broader community play an active role by donating food, offering financial support, and giving their time to organize, stock, and distribute items.

In addition to meeting immediate needs, the Community Family Pantry reflects the church’s broader mission of service—building relationships, strengthening community connections, and living out values of generosity, justice, and love for neighbor.

Overall, the pantry serves as both a practical resource and a meaningful expression of community care, ensuring that no one feels alone or unsupported in times of need.