First Congregational Church of Malone

About this church

First Congregational Church of Malone worships Sundays at 10:00 a.m. in its historic church at 2 Clay Street, at the corner of East Main Street. Both the sanctuary and chapel are accessible for people with disabilities, and the church invites prospective visitors to contact it if they need a ride. Its service information describes Christian worship, baptisms for infants, children, and adults, and opportunities to connect through both small and larger groups.

This Malone congregation has roots reaching to 1807, when 27 early settlers organized the church only two years after the town’s founding. The present blue-limestone building was begun in 1883 and dedicated in 1884 in a Norman-Romanesque style; its sanctuary includes stained glass, historic chimes, and an organ with 1,464 speaking pipes. The church affiliated with the United Church of Christ in 1962. For visitors interested in local history as well as weekly worship, the congregation’s own account also documents its nineteenth-century abolitionist convictions and the longstanding leadership of women and young people in church life.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Sunday worship, groups, and baptism information · Congregational vision · Church, building, and denominational history · Location, accessibility, and visitor contact information

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