Greenfield Hill Congregational Church

About this church

Greenfield Hill Congregational Church is a Fairfield congregation of the United Church of Christ, founded in 1725 and rooted in New England’s Congregational tradition. It presents itself as loving and inclusive, welcoming all people and affirming each as God’s creation. Worship, adult and junior choirs, children, youth, Bible study, mental-health and wellness resources, nursery school, mission, and the longstanding Dogwood Festival shape a historic church with an active present-day ministry.

From June 21 through September 6, a lay-led outdoor service begins Sunday at 8:45 a.m. on the patio and sanctuary worship begins at 10:00, with the later service livestreamed on YouTube and Facebook. September-through-June worship normally meets at 9:00 and 10:30. Dress ranges from suits and dresses to jeans; greeters and ushers provide bulletins, and seating is open. Sunday School serves age two through seventh grade at 10:00 in summer and 9:00 during the regular season; a year-round nursery serves children from birth through age two during worship. Communion on first Sundays is open to members and visitors, children and adults, baptized or not, with bread and juice passed in the pews. Public pages do not specify service length, parking, accessibility, child check-in, volunteer screening, secure pickup, or livestream delay.

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Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Open Communion — first Sunday

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