First Congregational Church of Milton

The First Congregational Church of Milton,
a member of the United Church of Christ, welcomes you! 
While we come from a variety of theological backgrounds and traditions,
we are brought together as we seek
to follow Jesus Christ and serve others. We invite you to join with us on this
journey of faith.

First Congregational Church of Milton
495 Canton Avenue
Milton, MA 02186
phone: (617) 696 - 8517
info@fccmilton.org

Church Office  Hours
Monday - Friday  9:30 am - 1:30 pm

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Sunday Services
10:00 am service
Fellowship Coffee Hour
immediately following worship

Nursery care is provided and children leave for Sunday School following the Children's Message

Sanctuary, Fellowship Hall, and restrooms are full
wheelchair accessible.
Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) are available.

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What to expect at our Services

When you enter First Congregational Church, you can expect to be warmly welcomed by members of our church family acting as greeters. You will be offered a nametag and, if you are a first-time visitor, an informational welcome packet.

if you have children interested in participating in the Sunday School class, you may wish to arrive a little early to explore the classrooms located in the school adjoining the back of the church. Sunday School participants gather in their classrooms before the service, arrive together for the beginning of the service and sit together in the front pews. The children stay in church through the Children's Message, and are then dismissed to their classes. You are also welcome to keep your children with you throughout the full service. A nursery room staffed by at least one adult and some of the teens is also available for infants and toddlers. If you bring an infant or toddler to the nursery, please make sure his or her name is on all belongings.

During the first Sunday of each month we celebrate Holy Communion. Communion is served in the pews, with members of the Diaconate serving the congregation. The communion service differs slightly from the regular service in that there is generally not a children's message, therefore the children in Sunday School classes (under second grade) do not participate in the service on that Sunday.

During all of the services, you can expect to sing a few traditional hymns and hear wonderful music from our classically trained director, soloists, and choir (which is always seeking new members!).

At the closing of service, you are welcome to join in the fellowship hour in our Great Hall. This is a time to get a cup of coffee or juice, have a snack, and talk casually with one another. You can expect to find a friendly, positively-charged atmosphere, buzzing with talk of current social, political, and church-related events. You can also expect to see many small children playing together and having a great time!