Conway Village Congregational Church

About this church

Conway Village Congregational Church, locally known as the Brown Church, meets at 132 Main Street in Conway. Sunday worship begins at 10 a.m. in Fellowship Hall and is also available on Zoom. Ushers greet newcomers, provide a bulletin, and answer questions, while the church encourages people to participate at their own pace. The service includes song, prayer, thanksgiving, shared concerns and joys, and a distinctive closing practice: worshipers form a hand-in-hand circle around the room for a spoken and sung benediction. Coffee fellowship afterward offers an easy setting for deeper introductions.

The congregation summarizes its work as reaching inward to build faith and outward to serve neighbors. Its largest outreach is a food pantry open Tuesday from 9 to 11:30 a.m., serving Conway as well as Albany, Eaton, and Chatham. The free Dinner Bell meal brings food and community together, and the building hosts Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon groups during the week. Newcomers can also connect through men's or women's Bible studies, prayer ministry, church suppers, or practical pantry service. Those ministries make the Brown Church both a worshiping community and a recognizable support hub in the Mount Washington Valley.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Conway Village Congregational Church · New Here · Community Outreach · Church Calendar

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