We're glad you came!
We're glad you came!
Due to COVID-19, Church Services are cancelled thru the end of 2020.
WELCOME TO PHIPPSBURG CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH and our on-line offerings for these unsettled times. Although we are not gathering in person, our Church is not cancelled, because We Are the Church.
We can still worship and pray together, stay in fellowship, support each other, and care for our community. God is with us. You are not alone. We will get through this together.
---Pastor Holly
Zoom in to Phippsburg Evening Prayer
Every night at 7:00 pm as a zoom meeting. You can join by phone, tablet, or computer, using either an audio or video connection. Copy and paste this link into your browser to attend: https://zoom.us/j/425905873
This link is also posted on the Church facebook page.
The Linden Tree Meeting House Goes Virtual
We've created a private facebook group called "Under the Linden Tree." It an an online space in which to share news, needs, resources, prayer requests, and photos! This is private which means posts can ONLY be seen by invited members. To find the group: go to the Church FB page. Click on "groups" in the sidebar. "Under the Linden Tree" will be listed. Request to join the group. As soon as the administrator approves the request, you'll be able to view, comment and post.
Sunday Mornings:
Worship will either be livesteamed via Facebook or broadcast via Youtube at 10:00 AM, and available for playback after that. Anyone will be able to access this..we are still working out details, but they will be shared via e-mail, FB and the Church website ASAP.
About Us
We are an Open and Affirming congregation that welcomes all: every race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, family structure, physical and mental ability, faith background, and economic circumstance.
We take the Bible seriously, but not literally. Our worship is traditional, but our thinking is not.
Our Location
Like the Linden Tree outside our doors, our congregation has deep local roots: 253 years of service and still branching out!
10 Church Ln
Phippsburg, ME 04562
Ph. 207-389-1767
Contact Us
We would love to hear from you. Questions, concerns, comments: please connect.
Pastor's Office Hours:
10-4 Tues & Thurs
Other hours by appt.
UPCOMING EVENTS & CURRENT NEWS
Come and get involved!
"TWAS On a Night Like This: A Christmas Concert" on
Saturday, December 14 at 7:30 pm!
JOIN US for a very special evening of different folk traditions and original songs which will be performed by Celtic duo Castlebay, Acadian duo Jim and Elna Joseph and award winning singer-songwriters Lisa Redfern and Jud Caswell.
Doors open at 7 pm and homemade refreshments are offered during intermission. Tickets are $15 at the door, $8 students, $12 in advance from BrownPaperTickets.com. Children under 8 are free. For more information, call 389-1770.
See our Concerts page for complete background and credits of the performing artists.
Get your tickets early as this Holiday Concert is sure to sell out!
No matter who you are or where you
are on life's journey, you are welcome here!
There are no Strangers at the Phippsburg Congreational Church..everyone is welcomed as New Friends! This Fall (as we once again "come inside") is the ideal time to get more involved in your Church family. Strike up a conversation with your pew mates or participate in one of the fun fall events planned like the Deacons Progressive Dinner ( Sept 22) or the Pastor's Fourth Annual Pasture Picnic (Sept. 29-Raindate Oct. 6). If you enjoy giggles and wiggles consider signing up to assist in the Sunday School program which kicks off its Fall season on September 22!
May our Fall Fellowship be as bright and dazzling as the turning leaves will be in the coming weeks!
Two United Church of Christ national officers were elected on Monday June 24 in Milwaukee. The nomination of the Rev. Georgia Thompson received overwhelming support and she will be Associate General Minister of Global Engagement for four years starting August 1.
The Rev. John C. Dorhauer, General Minister and President, received support and opposition from the floor to his election. The lengthy debate centered on the issue of returning a white cisgender male to leadership of the denomination. Rev. Dorhauer stated “I deeply appreciate the voices that shared their concerns about my leadership and the extension of the term to another white cisgender male.” He pledged not to seek a third term.
You can find more information on the National Election of Officers and other current UCC happenings at www.uccc.org.
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