First Congregational Church of Woodbury

About this church

First Congregational Church of Woodbury in Woodbury, Connecticut, gathers for worship every Sunday at 10 a.m. in its meeting house at 214 Main Street South. The building, completed in 1818, is the congregation's third meeting house. Services include an expository sermon drawn from the day's scripture lessons, the singing of psalms and hymns, and communion, which is offered every Sunday. The church describes itself as committed to the historic Christian faith and to renewing Congregationalism.

The congregation traces its roots to about 1659, when it began as the First Ecclesiastical Society of Woodbury, and it was organized in 1670. The church history page recounts the settlement at Good Hill and the later founding of daughter churches in Southbury, Bethlehem, and Judea. Sermons are posted on the church website for anyone who wants to hear the preaching before visiting. The church stands at the corner of Main Street (Route 6) and Judson Avenue. The driveway entrance is to the right of the building when heading north, a left turn just before Judson. Visitors may park behind the church, where handicapped parking is available, along Main Street, or in the LaBonne's grocery store lot. Confirm service times on the website before visiting.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Homepage: Sunday 10 AM worship, communion, address, parking, history

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