• where worship, in perhaps the most
beautiful example of post-colonial American
church architecture in New England, is
designed to remind us all of the faithful
presence and grace of God;
• where people sing with joy both the
great old hymns of the church and the new
ones, too, in order to praise God and
encourage each other in our faithful living;
• where we expect preaching to be honest,
address the question of what, in these days,
it means to believe, and show the Bible to
be the generous witness we have had over the
centuries to God's self-giving and
life-giving love;
• where children have the opportunity to
learn to love God, to enjoy worship, to
learn the stories of faith from experiencing
our worship service, and to be rooted in a
loving community for their growth into lives
of joy and service;
• where our skilled organist playing our
1965 Wicks pipe organ inspires the
congregation to new faithfulness each week;
• where the communion table is open to all
who trust Jesus Christ, and where we seek to
reflect his grace to all.
