Union Congregational Church

About this church

Union Congregational Church’s summer worship begins Sundays at 9:00 a.m. from late May through early September. The traditional service lasts about forty-five to sixty minutes and includes choir, traditional and contemporary hymns, children’s time, liturgy, and a ten-to-fifteen-minute sermon connecting Scripture with modern life and current events. The church practices an open Communion table, with children welcome to receive at a parent’s discretion.

The congregation’s core values emphasize spiritual growth, acceptance, love, Christ’s example, and care for creation and community. Visitor information explains worship in enough detail for someone unfamiliar with the church to anticipate its length and form. A first-time guest during summer should arrive before 9:00; people visiting outside the May-to-September period must confirm the regular-season time rather than applying the summer hour year-round. Families can keep children in worship and decide together about Communion. Those interested in choir, fellowship, or service should consult current announcements because these activities do not all occur within the Sunday service.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Summer worship and church values · Service length, music, liturgy, sermon, and Communion · Our Church’s Wider Mission

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Typical service length — 45–60 minutes
• Communion — open table; children with parental permission
• Regular-season worship and ministries — confirm current schedule

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