Union Memorial Congregational Church

About this church

Union Memorial Congregational Church worships at 58 Church Street in Stamford every Sunday at 10:00 a.m., with Children's Church during worship and fellowship hour at 11:00. Sunday School introduces children to the Old and New Testaments, a preschool nursery provides supervised care for babies and toddlers, and confirmation helps middle-school students prepare for membership. The church also supports summer camp scholarships for children through age seventeen at Silver Lake Conference Center.

The congregation's roots in Stamford's Glenbrook neighborhood reach back to a Union Sunday School established in 1884; a chapel followed in 1886, and a formal church covenant and first pastor came in 1896. Its mission is to learn, celebrate, and share Christ's love beyond Sunday morning. Members participate in community-service projects and the church supports local organizations addressing hunger, homelessness, domestic violence, senior nutrition, mental health, addiction recovery, and immigrant support, alongside wider United Church of Christ efforts. A Tiffany stained-glass window donated in 1934 is one visible link to that long history. Visitors can expect uplifting music, prayer, preaching, children's participation, and an intentionally warm congregational setting.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Official contact and visitor page, address, worship, and fellowship schedule · Official children, nursery, confirmation, and camp programs · Official congregation identity and community-service overview · Official missions and local outreach partners

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Sunday School and preschool nursery: during Sunday programming

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