Lent & Easter Services at First Congregational Church

Welcome to the First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ in Bristol, located at 300 High Street. Wherever you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!

March 5th Second Sunday in Lent
Worship 10:00am;

March 12th Third Sunday in Lent
Worship 10:00am;

March 19th Fourth Sunday on Lent
Worship 10:00am,
One Great Hour of Sharing Offering
;

March 26th Fifth Sunday in Lent
Worship 10:00am;

April 2nd Palm Sunday Celebration
Worship 10:00am;

 April 6th Maundy Thursday
  Worship 7:00pm;

 April 7th Good Friday
Labyrinth Walk,
Open
noon-3pm and 5pm – 7pm;

April 9th EASTER
 Sunrise Worship at Colt State Park 6:15am
and Intergenerational Easter Worship 10:00am.

Officiating all worship will be Rev. Deborah Tate Breault

We are an open and affirming congregation and believe that God is still speaking.

Annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper


This coming Tuesday — February 21, 2023 at 6:00pm in the DeWolf Chapel.
 
Come and enjoy our fabulous pancakes with all the fixings!  This is always a great night to dine with family and friends and to prepare ourselves for the Lenten season.
 
There will be a free will offering to help offset the cost of the supper.
 
Please sign up on the RSVP sheet on the DeWolf Room Bulletin Board or email the church office at Office@FCCBristol.org.

How Shall We Respond to God’s Infinite Love?

Our annual stewardship drive for First Congregational Church of Bristol calls on each of us to consider how we can personally dedicate our resources to support the various ministries of FCC and live out the love and justice of Jesus.

This year’s Stewardship campaign theme is “From Bread and Cup to Faith and Giving.” It challenges us to make the connection between our experience of God and our generosity as disciples. During this 2022 Stewardship Campaign, we are called to remember the power of our God to fill our inner emptiness – to feed our needy spirit. And, beyond that, we are asked to consider what our response to this act of infinite caring should be.

Are we encouraged to meet God’s extraordinary gifts – of His Son, of radical and all-inclusive Love, of eternal Life – with a gratefulness that opens us up to caring for all the world? That triggers a generosity that seeks to meet the needs of the vulnerable around us? If we are enmeshed in an infinite web of reciprocity – of the giving and receiving of Love, what is the right, the commensurate response?

We deeply appreciate the commitment of each of our members through these recent difficult times. Your committed donations throughout the year have enabled us to help members and the greater community through hard times and bring God’s love into their lives.

FCC needs you, your support to our church financially, as well as your contributions of time and talent, as our community continues to spread the love and justice of Jesus through our ministries. We ask you to bring your pledge card to church on Stewardship Sunday, November 13, 2022 or get it to the Church Office at any time. Thank you.