1992
MINUTES AND DIRECTORY
CONFERENCE ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Framingham Conference Center 508-875-5233
Salem End and Badger Roads FAX# 508-875-5485
P.O. Box 2246 Framingham, MA 01701-1998
Central Area Office 508-853-3446
485 Grove Street FAX# 508-853-3450
Worcester, MA 01605 Edith Malynowski, Administrative Assistant
Metropolitan Boston Office 617-742-4450
14 Beacon Street FAX# 617-742-8470
Boston, MA 02108 Jean Knibbs, Administrative Assistant
Northeast Area Office 508-373-6748
12 Phoenix Row FAX# 508-373-6749
Haverhill, MA 01832 Lillian Sanford, Administrative Assistant
Southeast Area Office 508-746-8330
8 Town Square FAX# 508-746-8330
Plymouth, MA 02360 Janet Holmes, Administrative Assistant
Western Area Office 413-589-7034
51 Center Street FAX# 413-589-7035
P.O. Box 443
Ludlow, MA 01056
Sandy Evans, Administrative Assistant
Craigville Conference Center 508-775-1265
Craigville, MA 02636 FAX# 508-778-1160
The following may be contacted through the Framingham Center address:
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Conference publications
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Massachusetts Conference Planned Giving
1992 DIRECTORY
and
MINUTES
of the
193rd ANNUAL MEETING
of the
MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE
of the UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
This Yearbook is sent free of charge to every minister and church within the Massachusetts Conference. As long as the supply lasts, additional copies are available for $3.00 from Eleanor Kell, Registrar, Salem End and Badger Roads, P.O. Box 2246, Framingham, MA 01701.
While the supply lasts, the National United Church of Christ Yearbook is available for $21.50 from the Yearbook Office, United Church of Christ, 700 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115-1100.
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CONTENTS*
PAGE
Conference Addresses & Telephone Numbers Inside Front Cover
Staff and Officers 3
Board of Directors 5
Annual Meeting Planning Committee 6
Nominating Committee 7
Commission for Communications 7
Commission for Ecumenism 8
Commission for Education Ministries 8
Commission for Leadership Development 9
Commission for Local Church Life and Renewal 9
Commisssion for Mission Development & Social Responsibility 10
Commission for Stewardship & Mission Interpretation 10
Women's Fellowship Lists 11
National United Church of Christ Committees 12
Bylaws of the Conference 13
Minutes of the 193rd Annual Meeting 21
Financial Statements 32
Statistical Tables 33
Tables of Summaries 53
Associations of the Churches 55
Alphabetical List of Ministers and Lay Leaders 61
Other Useful Addresses & Telephone Numbers Inside Back Cover
Massachusetts Congregational Fund Outside Back Cover
Board of Ministerial Aid Outside Back Cover
Planned Giving Program Outside Back Cover
* For any other lists or information not included in this yearbook, please contact Massachusetts Conference, Office of the Minister and President, Salem End and Badger Roads, P.O. Box 2246, Framingham, MA 01701.
MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Established 1799 - Incorporated 1808
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
Minister and President:
Secretary:
Treasurer:
Assistant Treasurer:
THE REV. MR. BENNIE E. WHITEN, JR.
Salem End and Badger Roads
P.O. Box 2246
Framingham 01701
508-875-5233
MS. NANCY MacLEOD 346 West Main Street Millbury 01527 508-865-9691
MR. SYDNEY NEAL 32 Fifth Lane on Hart Pond P.O. Box 4046 Chelmsford 01824 508-250-1087
MR. DAVID SHUMWAY, JR. 43 Central Avenue Newton 02160 617-969-4148
OFFICERS
Moderator:
Vice Moderator:
MS. ESTHER HASKELL
Amherst Regional Junior High School
Chestnut Street
Amherst 01002
413-339-4282
THE REV. MR. ROBERT WRIGHT, JR.
Second Congregational Church 35 Conant Street Beverly 01915 508-922-1494
STAFF IN FRAMINGHAM
The following staff are at Salem End & Badger Roads, P.O. Box 2246, Framingham 01701 and can be reached at 508-875-5233:
Associate Conference Minister for Policy and Administration:
Associate Conference Minister for Stewardship and Financial Development:
Associate Conference Minister for
Social Responsibility and Mission Outreach:
Executive Assistant for Local Church Life:
Business Manager:
Director Planned Giving, Massachusetts:
MS. SUSANNAH C. BAKER
THE REV. MR. STEPHEN GRAY
THE REV. MR. RONALD McLEAN
MS. SUSAN DICKERMAN
MS. DAWN HAMMOND
MR. RUFUS CUSHMAN (41 3-567-0962 home)
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AREA STAFF
Associate Conference Minister in the Central Area:
Associate Conference Minister in the Metropolitan Boston Area:
Associate Conference Minister in the Northeast Area:
Associate Conference Minister in the Southeast Area:
Associate Conference Minister in the Western Area:
Just Peace Coordinators:
THE REV. MR. RICHARD O. SPARROW
485 Grove Street Worcester 01605 508-853-3446
THE REV. MR. CHARLES H. HARPER 14 Beacon Street Boston 02108 617-742-4450
THE REV. MR. ERWIN R. BODE 12 Phoenix Row Haverhill 01832 508-373-6748
THE REV. MR. PAUL SINN 8 Town Square Plymouth 02360 508-746-8330
(TO BE ELECTED) P.O. Box 443 Ludlow 01056 413-589-7034
THE REV. MS. KATHRYN STEVENS 32 Virginia Street Dorchester 02121 617-288-9336
MS. JEAN MARYBORN 427 River Street Norwell 02061 617-826-2482
MR. MICHAEL deSHERBININ 165 Main Street Amherst 01002 413-256-6698
Director of Craigville: Framingham Center Manager:
Warner Farm Manager:
CONFERENCE CENTER STAFF
MR. RICHARD H.
Craigville 02636 508-775-1265
EGGERS, JR.
MS. DIANE MONTGOMERY P.O. Box 2246 Framingham 01701 508-875-5233
MR. JAMES KENTFIELD
4 Breckenridge Road
Hadley 01035
413-549-5467
(Bookings through Western Area Office)
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Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chair: Mr. John Ober
Vice Chair: Dr. Joyce T. Gibson
Class of 1993
Miss Jeannette Boynlon, 74 Franklin Street, West Boylston 01583 508-835-3768
The Rev. Mr. Ferdinand Fuentes, Hispanic Community Church of Boston, 617-325-2329
85 Seavems Avenue, Box 3066, Jamaica Plain 02130 Bs. 617-522-8163
Mr. John Ober, 105 Rocky Road, Tewksbury 01876 508-851-2732
Bs. 617-572-6009
Mr. Samuel Smith, CareUker Farm, Hancock Road, Williamstown 01267 413-458-4309
Class of 1994
The Rev. Mr. Kent Allen, 295 High Street, Newburyport 01950 508-465-9373
Bs. 508-465-0533
The Rev. Mr. William Baran, 565 Main Street, Centerville 02632 508-428-3945
Bs. 508-775-8332
Dr. Joyce T. Gibson, 16 Snow Terrace, Littleton 01460 508-486-3843
Class of 1995
Ms. Norma Comins, 101 Church Street, Merrimac 01860 508-346-8123
Ms. Lee Gabriel, 1 1 Sycamore Court, Rockland 02370 617-982-1374
Bs. 617-749-8002
Mr. Arthur Stock, 492 Beacon Street, Boston, 021 15-1044 617-236-1591
The Rev. Mr. Paul Zeckhausen, Wilbraham United Church, 500 Main Street, 413-596-3684
Wilbraham 01095 Bs. 413-596-25 1 1
Class of 1996
The Rev. Mr. Fred Anderson, United Congregational Church, 6 Institute Road, 508-757-1883
Worcester 01608-2794 Bs. 508-752-3785
Ms. Kathleen Arches, 32 Mary Potter Lane, Greenfield 01301 413-774-2506
Bs. 413-772-0882
Mr. Blair Brown, 187 Park, Newton 02158 Bs. 617-935-6000
Ms. Vilma Thompson, 1089 Pleasant Street, Raynham 02767 508-823-5867
Ex Officiis
Moderator: Ms. Esther Haskell, Amherst Regional Junior High School, 413-339-4282
Chestnut Street, Amherst, MA 01002 Bs. 413-549-3975
Vice Moderator: The Rev. Mr. Robert Wright, Second Congregational 508-922-1494
Church, 35 Conant Street, Beverly 01915 Bs. 508-922-5722
Minister & President: The Rev. Mr. Bennie E. Whiten, Jr. Bs. 508-875-5233
Treasurer: Mr. Sydney Neal, 32 Fifth Lane on Hart Pond, P.O. Box 4046, 508-250-1087
South Chelmsford 01824
Assistant Treasurer: Mr. David Shumway, 43 Central Avenue, Newton 02160 617-969-4148
Secretary: Ms. Nancy F. MacLeod, 346 West Main Street, Millbury 01527 508-865-9691
Staff: Ms. Susannah Baker
Committees
ANNUAL MEETING PLANNING COMMITTEE
Chair: Ms. Vice Chair:
Laurel Baumer
The Rev. Mr. Kenneth Powell
Class of 1993
The Rev. Ms. Katharine Baker-Carr, 1 Church Street, South Hadley 01075
Ms. Laurel Baumer, 138 Cabot Street, Newton 02158 Mr. James Calkins, 14 Irvington Street, Springfield 01108 The Rev. Mr. Eliot N. Howard, 278 Groveland Street, Haverhill 01830 The Rev. Mr. Kenneth Powell, Pilgrim Church, 25 South Main Street, Sherbom 01770-1434
Class of 1994
The Rev. Mr. J. Stanley Dahlman, 73 Main Street, Northfield 01360
The Rev. Ms. Katherine Kallis, 51 Burditt Avenue, Hingham 02043
The Rev. Mr. Peter Meek, Hancock U.C.C., 1912 Massachusetts Avenue,
Lexington 02173-4895 The Rev. Dr. Pashington Obeng, Wellesley Hills Cong. Church,
P.O. Box 81292, Wellesley Hills 02181 Ms. JeanT. Whitcomb, 232 Grove Street, Paxton 01612
Class of 1995
Mr. JohnGlore, 156 Floral Street, Shrewsbury 01545
Mr. Leland W. Hovey, Yale Hill, P.O. Box 914, Stockbridge 01262
The Rev. Ms. Barbara Keast, First Congregational Church, Main Street,
Essex 01929 Ms. Diane Ranney, 4 Whitman Drive, Sandwich 02563 The Rev. Ms. Maren Tirabassi, First Congregational Church,
89 College Avenue, Somerville 02144
Ex Officiis
Moderator: Ms. Esther Haskell, Amherst Regional Junior High School,
Chestnut Street, Amherst 01002 Vice Moderator: The Rev. Mr. Robert Wright, Second Congregational Church,
35 Conant Street, Beverly 01915
Staff: Ms. Susannah Baker
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413-498-2613 Bs. 508-544-7300
617-749-3036 Xt. 246 Bs. 617-964-1100
617-862-2408 Bs. 617-862-4220
617-731-8940 Bs. 617-235-4424
508-799-9797 Bs. 508-756-2818
508-842-4881 413-298-3546 508-768-3690
Bs. 508-768-7855 508-888-7257 617-628-1408
Bs. 617-625-6485
413-339-4282 413-549-3975 508-922-1494 Bs. 508-922-5722
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Committees
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Chair: The Rev. Ms. Marilyn Rossier
Class of 1993
The Rev. Mr. Eric Bascom, First Congregational Church, 26 Central Street,
West Boylston 01583 The Rev. Ms. Constance Bickford,Box 740, East Dennis 02641 The Rev. Ms. Rayann Cummings, 167 Hale Street, Beverly 01915
Mr. Charles Heyl, 45 Federal Street, Agawam 01001 Ms. Sarah M-Geough, 45 School Street, Dedham 02026
The Rev. Ms. Marilyn Rossier, Centre Congregational Church, 5 Summer Street, Lynnfield 01940-1836
Class of 1994
Mr. Glenn Gifford, 25 Pine Street, Haverhill 01830
The Rev. Mr. Charles Diloff, Congregational Church of S. Hadley Falls,
11 North Main Street, South Hadley Falls 01075 The Rev. Mr. Alan Macy, 43 Taconic Street, Great Barrington 01230 Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson, 26 Brattle Street, Worcester 01606 Ms. Odessa Smith, 52 Hazelwood Street, Roxbury 021 19-1805
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508-372-6510 617-495-2175 413-534-1692 413-539-9373 413-528-4316 508-853-2410 617-442-0216 617-266-2257
Class of 1995
The Rev. Mr. Malcolm Bertram, Second Church in Newton, 60 Highland,
West Newton 02165 Mr. Donald Holcomb, 3 Center Street, Granby 01033
The Rev. Mr. Douglas Nielsen, First Church of Monson, 3 High Street,
Monson 01057-1096 Mrs. Pamela O'Brien, 80 Partridge Road, Box 2306, Duxbury 02331 The Rev. Mr. Herbert Schumm, Trinitarian Congregational Church,
72 Elm Street, North Andover 01845-2624 Mrs. Betty Tobin, 134 Franklin Street, Wrentham 02093
Staff: Ms. Susan Dickerman
617-964 Bs. 617-244 413-467 413-568 413-267 413-267 617-934 508-682 Bs. 508-686 508-384
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COMMISSION ON COMMUNICATION
Class of 1993
Ms. Susan Goodwin, 414 Old Lancaster Road, Sudbury 01776
The Rev. Mr. James McCloy, Jr., Hope Congregational, UCC,
165 Haverhill Street, Lawrence 01840 Ms. Anne Ntckerson, 8 Island Road, Worcester 01603
508-443-9004 508-546-6058
Bs. 508-682-5700 508-755-1358
Bs. 508-791-1530
Class of 1994
Mr. Michael Benn, 7 Bacon Street, Newton 02158
Mr. Andrew Gustafson, 9 Brookline Street, Townsend 01469
The Rev. Mr. David Powers, Dennis Union Church, 713 Main Street, P.O. Box 2020, Dennis 02638
Class of 1995
The Rev. Ms. Allison Stokes, 22 Gilmore Avenue, Great Barrington 01230
Staff: Ms. Susannah Baker
Bs
617-965-9846 617-899-9516 508-597-6364
Bs. 508-597-6978 508-385-2675
Bs. 508-385-3543
413-528-5209 Bs. 413-232-4256
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Committees
COMMISSION ON ECUMENISM
Chair: The Rev. Mr. Peter Kakos
Class of 1993
The Rev. Mr. James Findlay, UCC of Canton, 1541 Washington Street, 617-828-5142
Canton 0202 1 Bs . 6 1 7-828-2 1 3 1
The Rev. Mr. Mark Hamilton, Trinity Congregational Church, 508-281-8609
70 Middle Street, Gloucester 01930 Bs. 508-283-1442
The Rev. Mr. Peter Kakos, P.O. Box 814, Westfield 01085 413-562-6645
Bs. 413-568-7557
Class of 1994
Ms. Virginia Heyl, 45 Federal Street, Agawam 01001 413-786-9150
Dr. Ann Searing Johnson, 383 Pleasant Street, Athol 01331 508-249-6218
Bs. 508-249-6202 Ms. Marianne Talis, 227 Lincoln Street, Newton Highlands 02161 617-527-4469
Class of 1995
The Rev. Mr. Thomas Howard, 145 Creeper Hill Road, Grafton 01536 508-839-6871
Bs. 508-278-3071 Ms. Barbara Philbrick, 75 Lowell Street, Reading 01867 617-944-7037
Bs. 617-942-0538
Ex-officiis
The Rev. Mr. Bennie E. Whiten, Jr., MACUCC, P.O. Box 2246, Framingham 01701 Bs. 508-875-5233
The Rev. Mr. K. Gordon White, 82 Luce Street, Lowell 01852
The Rev. Ms. Diane Kessler, Executive Director, Massachusetts Council Bs. 617-523-2771
of Churches, 14 Beacon Street, Boston 02108
The Rev. Mr. Richard Floyd, First Church of Christ, 27 East Street, Pittsfield 01201 Bs. 413-447-7351
The Rev. Ms. Llewelyn Smith, UCC representative of MCCU, East Congregational 617-696-0122
Church , 6 1 0 Adams Street, Milton 02 1 86 Bs . 6 1 7-698-0270
Staff: The Rev. Mr. Erwin Bode
COMMISSION FOR EDUCATIONAL MINISTRIES
Chair: Mr. Robert Tongue
Class of 1993
Mr. Ted Blois, First Cong. Church, 725 Washington Street, Holliston 01746 Bs. 508-429-8608
The Rev. Ms. Janet Burdewik, Wilbraham United Church, 500 Main Street, 413-589-9873
Wilbraham 01095 Bs. 413-596-2511
Ms. Linda Cohn, 305 Park Avenue, Arlington 02174 617-646-9029
Bs. 617-643-8680
The Rev. Mr. Richard Foumier, First Cong. Church, Court Sq., Springfield 01 103 Bs. 413-737-141 1
Class of 1994
The Rev. Mr. Kendall Brown, First Congregational Church. 508-987-0952
P.O. Box 551, Oxford 01540 Bs. 508-987-2211
Mr. Willard Gow, The Dover Church, P.O. Box 305, Dover 02030 508-785-9836
Bs 508-785-0957 Ms. Deanna Kohl, 134 Border Road, Concord 01742 508-369-7493
Bs. 508-369-4837 Mr. Robert Tongue, 44 Lyndale Street, Springfield 01 108 413-732-3820
Class of 1995
Ms. Donna R. Anderson, 5 Orchard Terrace, Maynard 01754-1104 508-897-5341
The Rev. Mr. William Carter, 17 Graham Avenue, Newbury 01951-4730 508-465-3282
Bs. 508-465-5597 Ms. Katrina Clinton, 255 Torrey Street, Brockton 02401-4853 508-587-4595
Bs. 508-586-3022
The Rev. Mr. William Fleming, First Trinitarian Congregational, 617-783-5161
381 Country Way, Scituate 02066-2595 Bs. 617-545-5300
Staff: Ms. Susan Dickerman
Committees
COMMISSION FOR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Chair: Ms. Joan DiMasi
Class of 1993
Ms. Joan DiMasi, 441 Hamilton Street, Worcester 01604
The Rev. Mr. Roscoe Riley, First Congregational Church, 515 Hanover Street,
Hanover 02339 Mr. Warren Whitney, 71 B Sullivan Road, Hudson, NH 03051
Class of 1994
Mr. Phillip Sanborn, 25 Pennsylvania Avenue, Reading 01867
The Rev. Ms. Yvonne Schaudt, 567 Walnut Street, Newtonville 02160 The Rev. Mr. Donald Whitcomb, First Congregational Church, 1 Church Street, Paxton 01612
Class of 1995
Ms. Cheryl Anderson, P.O. Box 417, Worthington 01098
The Rev. Mr. Bruce Breuer, 1504 Parker Street, Springfield 01 1 19-101 1
508-752-7149
617-826-2642
Bs. 617-826-4762
603-595-9052
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Ms. Gretchen Otting, 296 Ash Street #24, Waltham 02154-5850
Xt. 201 Bs
617-944-2823 617-944-8168 617-964-2743 508-799-9797 508-756-2818
413-238-4457 413-782^031 413-782-2112 617-891-1988 617-964-1100
Staff: The Rev. Mr. Charles Harper
COMMISSION FOR LOCAL CHURCH LIFE AND RENEWAL
Chair: The Rev. Mr. Jeffrey Johnson Vice Chair: Ms. Thelma Lyon
Class of 1993
The Rev. Mr. Jeffrey Johnson, Athol Congregational Church, 1225 Chestnut Street,
Athol 01331 The Rev. Ms. Barbara Paulson, Allen Coit Road, Huntington 01050-9733
The Rev. Mr. Richard Weisenbach, First Parish Congregational, P.O. Box M,
Wakefield 01880-0301 The Rev. Mr. Phillip Winders, Central Congregational Church,
93 South Main Street, Orange 01364
Class of 1994
The Rev. Ms. Dorothy Fackre, Box 428, West Hyannisport 02672-0428
Mr. Peter Koch, 131 Bolton Road, Harvard 01451
Ms. Thelma Lyon, 27 Carriage Drive, Lexington 02173
Mr. Robert Staron, 94 Edgewood Road, West Springfield 01089
Class of 1995
The Rev. Ms. Ann Abemethy, The Congregational Church, 2 Central Street,
Wellesley 02181-5803 Mr. Anthony D. Armer, 138 Parker Street, Newton Centre 02158 Ms. Kathy LaDu, 95 High Plain Road, Andover 01810-3327 Ms. Dorothy Perkins, 165 Green Street, Shrewsbury 01545
508-249-6218 Bs. 508-249-6202
413-667-3208 Bs. 413-667-3935
617-245-0621 Bs. 617-245-1539
508-544-7262 Bs. 508-544-6895
508-771-7919 Bs. 508-775-8332
617-862-3572 413-734-0287
617-237-3227 Bs. 617-235-1988 617-964-0461 508-475-6363 508-842-8629 Bs. 508-393-2558
Staff: Ms. Susan Dickerman
Committees
COMMISSION FOR MISSION DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Chair: The Rev. Ms. M. Enid Watson
Class of 1993
Ms. Janice Flood, 38 Beacon Street, Natick 01760 508-653-8525
The Rev. Mr. R. Craig MacCreary, UCC, Plymouth Street, Route 106, 617-293-9162
Halifax 02338 Bs. 617-293-6393
The Rev. Mr. Theodore Sandy, 20 Momomessat Way, Chatham 02633 508-945-9592
Bs. 508-432-4248
Mr. Felipe Torres, 6 Twin Brook Drive, Deny, NH 03038 603-434-2019
Class of 1994
Ms. Angelica (Gay) Harter, 16 Arlington Street, Cambridge 02140 617-354-3512
The Rev. Ms. Judith MuUins, P.O. Box 309, Hinsdale 01235-0309 413-655-2670
Bs. 413-655-8881
Ms. Janet Trippi, 145 Maple Avenue, Shrewsbury 01545 508-845-9586
The Rev. Ms. M. Enid Watson, Congregational Church, 130 Newton Street 617-891-0060
Weston 02 1 93 Bs . 6 1 7-899-54 1 7
Class of 1995
The Rev. Mr. Mark Eppinger-Mendes, 20 Beaver Dam Road, Plymouth 02360 508-224-21 13
Bs. 508-224-7220 Mr. Leslie Harris, 8 Carlisle Street, Grove Hall 02121
The Rev. Mr. Paul Sangree, Middleton Congregational Church, P.O. Box 398, 508-777-1 171
Middleton 01949-0698 Bs. 508-774-3788
Mr. William Wildey, 240 Old Enfield Road, Belchertown 01007-9551 Bs. 413-583-8355
Staff: The Rev. Mr. Ronald McLean
COMMISSION FOR STEWARDSHIP AND MISSION INTERPRETATION
Chair: Mr. John Ditzler
Class of 1993
Mr. Herbert Holmes, 92 Marsh Road, Barre 01005 508-355-2753
The Rev. Ms. Jamie Howard, 27 The Great Road, Bedford 01730-21 19 617-275-9542
Bs. 617-275-7951 Mr. David Mortensen, Esq., 6 Alesworth Avenue, Winchester 01890 617-729-7424
Ms. Joan Vander Vliet, 23 Dunnell Road, Greenfield 01301 413-774-2697
Xt.489Bs. 413-489-5311 Ms. Linda Whitney, P.O. Box 498, Brookfield 01506 508-867-9077
Bs. 508-248-7367 Ms. Karen Yeager, 1530 Wilbraham Road, Springfield 01 1 19 413-783-9955
Class of 1994
Mr. John Ditzler, 1258 Williams, Longmeadow 0 1 1 06 413-567-3798
The Rev. Mr. Kenneth Landall, Pilgrim Congregational Church, P.O. Box 121, 617-934-6591
Duxbury 02331-0121 Bs. 617-934-7087
Ms. Judith Pedersen, 38 Everett Avenue, Winchester 01890 617-729-2674
The Rev. Mr. Donald Richter, First Congregational Church, Box 477, 508-874-5221
Westminster 01473-0477 Bs. 508-874-5790
The Rev. Mr. Larry Zimmerman, Christ Church United, 10 Ariington Street, 508-453-9317
Dracut 01826-3937 Bs. 508-459-2022
Class of 1995
Ms. Dorothy Cooley, 98 Village Post Road, Danvers 01923 508-777-5278
The Rev. Mr. Curt Fuller, Agawam Congregational Church, 745 Main Street, 413-786-7040
Agawam 01001-2504 Bs. 413-786-71 1 1
The Rev. Mr. Thomas Niblock, The Dover Church, P.O. Box 305, Dover 02030 508-785-2214
Bs. 508-785-0957
The Rev. Ms. Janice Shepherd, Chaffin Congregational Church, 508-829-6882
155 Shrewsbury Street, Holden 01520-1847 Bs. 508-829-2146
Staff: The Rev. Mr. Stephen Gray
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Committees
OFFICERS, COORDINATORS, AND DISTRICT PRESIDENTS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP 1992-1993
President
Mrs. Alva Chapin, 15 Shattuck Street, Natick 01760
Vice Presidents
Mrs. Leona Hebert, 105 Lake Road, Ashbumham 01430
Mrs. Joan Vander Vliet, 23 Dunnell Road, Greenfield 01301
Recording Secretary
Mrs. Harriet Olmsted, Howe Village, Apt. #12-F, Spencer 01562
Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Christina Kruper, 665 Groton Street, Dunstable 01827
Treasurer
Mrs. Anne Greim, 83 Woodland Street, Natick 01760
Communications
Mrs. Cora Brewer, 50 Hazelwood Street, Roxbury 021 19
AREA COORDINATORS
Education
Mrs. Bette Baran, 28 Lietrim Circle, Centerville 02632
Leadership Development
Mrs. Christina Kruper, 665 Groton Street, Dunstable 01827
Mission/Material Aid
Mrs. Nan Cook, 41 Nickerson Road, Orleans 02653
Social Concerns
Mrs. Ruth Smith, 26 Ash Street, Spencer 01562
Spiritual Life
Mrs. Sally Day, 12 Tatnuck Gardens, Worcester 01602
Members at Large
Mrs. Clare (Pat) Irish, 245 Charlton Road, Spencer 01562
Mrs. Janice Flood, 38 Beacon Street, Natick 01760
DISTRICT PRESIDENTS
Andover
Mrs. Christina Kruper, 665 Groton Street, Dunstable 01827
Barnstable
Mrs. Judith Getchell, 69 Horse Pond Road, West Yarmouth 02673
Essex South
Mrs. Madeline Spencer, Laurel Towers #505, 2 Rice Street, Saugus 01906
Franklin
Mrs. Arline Holloway, Glen Road, Northfield 01360
Hampden
Mrs. Edith Bardsley, 394 Miller Street, Ludlow 01056
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin, 69 Montrose Street, Springfield 01109
Mrs. Margaret Ryder, 53 Hillside Terrace, Longmeadow01106
Miss Norma Sampson 26 Stanford Street, Holyoke 01040
Hampshire
Mrs. Judy Stone, 44 Beattie Drive, Florence 01060
Middlesex-Union
Mrs. Alice Oja, 80 Turnpike Road, Route 124, Townsend 01469
Old Colony
Mrs. Grace Smith, 754 State Road, Westport 02790
Mrs. Ellen Durfee, 2156 Riverside Avenue, Somerset 02726
Mrs. Jean Simmons, Highland Avenue, Lakeville 02346
Pilgrim
Mrs. Elizabeth Stefani, State Road, Box 6, Manomet 02345
Worcester
Mrs. Elsie Wameke, 9 Hartford Road, Worcester, 01606
508-655-0586
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508-885-3421 508-649-9270 508-655-1389 617-442-0550
508-428-3945 508-775-8332
508-649-9270
508-255-9232
508-885-3803
508-754-2834
508-885-4938 508-653-8525
508-649-9270
508-775-9170
617-233-6726
413-498-5852
413-583-3670 413-736-1440 413-567-7174 413-532-6250
413-586-5845
508-597-2387
508-675-7287 508-673-0774 508-947-4928
508-224-8027
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NATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST INSTRUMENTALITIES
Executive Council
The Rev. Lorain Giles ('95), 58 Middle Street, Hadley 01035 413-584-41 17
Office for Church Life and Leadership
The Rev. Yvonne Schaudt ('93), 567 Walnut Street, Newtonville 02160 617-964-2743
Council for Ecumenism
The Rev. Diane Kessler ('93), Massachusetts Council of Churches, 617-523-2771
14 Beacon Street, Room 416, Boston 02108
Pension Boards
Mr. C. Chesney McCracken, 19 Saddle Brook Road, Sherbom 01770 617-434-2200
Ms. Susan Salt, 1 1 Pine Road, Beverly 01915 617-922-4887
Historical Council
Ms. Susan Dickerman, P.O. Box 2246, Framingham 01701 508-875-5233
United Church Board for Homeland Ministries
The Rev. T. Thomas Boates ('95), 22 Guild Road, Needham 02192 617-444-7479
Ms. Nancy H. Bonilla ('95), 1 Elmer Street, #1, Worcester 01603 508-358-5283
Mr. Cesar A. Coloma ('97), 24455 Lakeshore Road #1400E, Euclid, OH 44123
The Rev. Virginia Derr, Pilgrim UCC, 635 Purchase Street, Box D-320, 508-997-9086
New Bedford 02742 The Rev. David Dickerman ('93), 73 Union Avenue, Framingham 01701 508-872-3342
The Rev. Mr. Curt D. Fuller, ('93) 745 Main Street, Agawam 01001 413-786-71 1 1
Miss Kristen Ann Harper ('97), 34 Concord Square, Boston 021 16 Mr. Roderick Ireland ('97), 55 Valentine Road, Milton 02186 Ms. Kathy Jane Wilson ('95), 155 N. Walker Street, Taunton 02780 508-824-3461
United Church Board for World Ministries
The Rev. Mr. Paul Barnes ('93), Box 222, RFD#1 , Fairlee, VT 05045 802-333-
Ms. Uurel Baumer ('97), 43 Jeffrey Road, Wayland 01778 508-358-
Ms. Ann B. Braund ('93), 167 L Breckwood Circle, Springfield 01 1 19 413-783-
Mr. Jim Clark ('95), 112 Mattapan Street, Boston 02126 617-722-
Mr. Richard Eggers ('95), 186 Uke Elizabeth Drive, Craigville 02636 508-775-
Ms. Anna Hatchett ('97), 1655 South Branch Parkwy, Springfield 01 129 413-783-
Mr. Donald Holcomb ('96), 3 Center Street, Granby 01033 413-467-
Ms. Kathy LaDu ('97), 95 High Plain Road, Andover 01810 508-475-
The Rev. Mr. Ronald H. McLean ('94), P.O. Box 2246, Framingham 01701 508-875- Mr. Crispin Phillips ('97), Box 382, 682 High Street, Bridgewater 02324
Mrs. Ruth Poole ('95), P.O. Box 3511, Brockton 02403 508-583-9086
Mr. H. Cad Whitman ('97), 25 Alexander Street, Framingham 01701 508-879-9983
Mr. Victor Woolridge ('94), 115 Florence Street, Springfield 01 105 413-732-5655
Ms. Ester Zeimetz ('97), 17 Third Street, Mattapoisett 02739 508-758-6289
Commission for Racial Justice
The Rev. Ms. Celsa Ayala-Coloma ('93), 24455 Lakeshore Road #1400E, Euclid, OH 44123
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MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
BYLAWS
Article I PURPOSE AND DEFINITIONS
1 . The purpose of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ as stated in its charter (1799) is "diffusing the knowledge of the Gospel of Jesus Christ ... and in concert with other ecclesiastical bodies for the general increase of Christian union and spiritual efficiency and the advancement of Christ's Kingdom on earth."
2. The local church is the basic unit of the life and organization of the United Church of Christ. It is autonomous and has the power of self-determination in all matters.
3. An Association is composed of all local churches in a geographical section of the Conference, of all ordained ministers holding standing therein, of all commissioned ministers of that Association, and of those licensed ministers who have been granted voting membership in that Association.
An Association may include Congregational Christian churches which are not part of the United Church of Christ, yet are in voluntary fellowship with and are recognized by the Association.
4. The name of this corporation is the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ, herein referred to as the "Conference." The Conference is that body of the United Church of Christ which is composed of all local churches in a geographical area, all ordained ministers holding standing in its Associations, all commissioned ministers in its Associations, and those licensed ministers who have been granted voting membership in its Associations.
It joins with other Conferences and agencies of the United Church of Christ for the advancement of God's work in this world.
5 . An Area is established by the Board of Directors and is composed of an Association or Associations informally grouped together for the convenience of the Conference.
Article II DENOMINATIONAL BASIS
Following Congregational principles, this Conference shall under no circumstances exercise authority over churches or individuals or interfere with the government or discipline of the churches. It shall advise and counsel the churches when requested but it is recognized that each church has the power of self- determination in all matters.
Article in DOCTRINAL BASIS
This Conference declares its steadfast allegiance to the faith which our forebears confessed, which, from age to age, has found its expression in the historic creeds of the Church Universal and of this Communion.
Article IV CONFERENCE MEETINGS
1. Conference Meeting Membership
A. When this Conference meets, its voting membership shall consist of the following:
* delegates from each local church, for a term of one year. The number of delegates from each church is determined by the number of its members as of the preceding December 31. Churches with a membership of 300 or less shall have two delegates; 301- to 600- member churches shall have three delegates; 601- to 900- member churches shall have four delegates; 901- to 1200- member churches shall have five delegates; 1201- to 1500- member churches shall have six delegates; 1501- to 1800- member churches shall have seven delegates;
* officers of the Conference;
* members of the Board of Directors;
* members of Conference Committees and Commissions mentioned in the bylaws;
* persons who are ordained and hold standing in an Association of this Conference;
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* persons who are commissioned and licensed ministers who have been granted voting membership in an Association of this Conference.
B. Associate members with the privilege of speaking but without vote shall consist of the following:
* the Moderator of each Association;
* Associate Conference Ministers;
* the President of the Massachusetts Women's Fellowship;
* presidents of mission and aid societies related to the Conference.
C. Honorary members with the privilege of speaking but without vote shall consist of the following:
* delegates from corresponding bodies;
* persons appointed to speak before the Conference;
* persons made honorary members by vote of the Conference.
2. Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the Conference shall be held between April 1 and June 30, as the Board of Directors shall decide. The business to be conducted at the Annual Meeting shall include the election of officers, other members of the Board of Directors and Committees, Commission members and Delegates and Alternates to the General Synod; the presentation of reports; the determination of the annual rate of Fellowship Dues and the proportion to be retained from Our Church's Wider Mission giving of the churches; the adoption of a budget for the next fiscal year; and the transaction of any other business that may properly come before the meeting. Notice of the time, place, and general business of the meeting, including the budget and Treasurer's report, shall be mailed not later than one month prior to the meeting to each church, in sufficient quantity for its voting members, and also mailed to all other members of the Conference.
3. Special Meetings
Special meetings of the Conference may be called by the Board of Directors. Special meetings of the Conference shall be called by the Board upon written request, specifying the purpose of the meeting, from no fewer than one-hundred (100) persons who are voting members of the Conference, as defined, and who shall represent at least fifty (50) churches from the five Areas of the Conference. The meeting so requested shall be held within two months of the receipt of the completed petition unless an already scheduled meeting will be held within four months.
No action shall be taken at any special meeting on business not specified in the notice for such meeting. Written notice of the time, place, and purpose of the meeting shall be mailed at least three weeks before the meeting to each church, in sufficient quantity for its voting members, and also mailed to all other voting members.
4. Quorum
The quorum shall consist of two-hundred (200) members, providing that each Association is represented by at least two churches.
5. Voting Procedures
Each Conference member present in person shall be entitled to one vote. Uncontested elections may be by voice vote or other means; contested elections shall be by ballot; a plurality of votes shall elect.
6. Annual Meeting Committees
A. The Nominating Committee
(1) Composition — There shall be a nominating committee of the Conference consisting of eighteen (18) members. The membership of the committee shall be representative of the Conference with not less than one-half being lay persons.
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(2) Method of Election; Term; Vacancies — The Board of Directors shall present to the Conference at its Annual Meeting nominations for membership to the Nominating Committee. Members of the Nominating Committee shall serve three-year terms, with six members elected by the Conference at each Annual Meeting. Past members of the Nominating Committee shall not be eligible for re-election to the Nominating Committee for a period of one year following their completion of a term. Vacancies in the Nominating Committee shall be filled by the Board of Directors until the next Annual Meeting of the Conference.
(3) Selection and Term of Chair ~ The chair shall be appointed by the President from among the committee members for a term of one year.
(4) Quorum ~ a majority of the members of the committee must be present in person to constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.
(5) Responsibilities ~ The committee shall present to the Conference at its Annual Meeting a single slate of nominees for Moderator and Vice-Moderator, members-at-large of the Board of Directors, members of the Annual Meeting Planning Committee and Commissions and General Synod Delegates and Alternates, and shall include nominees to fill vacancies occurring in any of these positions.
Nominees for positions on the Board of Directors, the Commissions, the Annual Meeting Planning Committee, and Delegates and Alternates to General Synod shall be from all Areas of the Conference and of different ages and races. Each group shall be at least 40% of each gender, and at least 50% shall be laypersons.
Nominations may be made from the floor at the Annual Meeting, provided the eligibility of the individuals so nominated has been established and is in accordance with these bylaws, and the written consent of such individuals has been secured and submitted to the Nominating Committee at the meeting.
Associations are encouraged to make suggestions of nominees for all positions but most specifically for delegates and alternates for General Synod, who must meet the criteria in the Bylaws of the United Church of Christ.
B. The Annual Meeting Planning Committee
The Annual Meeting Planning Committee shall consist of the Moderator, the Vice Moderator, and fifteen (15) elected members, five of whom shall be elected each year for a term of three years. This committee shall plan the program for each meeting of the Conference.
C. The Business Committee
The Business Committee shall consist of members appointed by the Moderator from the membership of the Board of Directors and of the Annual Meeting Planning Committee. This committee shall prepare the agenda for business sessions, recommend changes during meetings, and in general expedite the business of Conference meetings. The Vice Moderator shall serve as the chair of the committee.
D. The Credentials Committee
At least one week before the opening of a Conference meeting, the Secretary shall appoint members of the Credentials Committee. The Secretary shall serve as chair. The committee shall be responsible for the resolution of issues relating to the eligibility of members of the Conference meetings. Decisions of this committee shall be final and binding for the meeting for which it was formed.
Article V OFFICERS
1. Number and Title
The officers of the Conference shall be the Minister and President, Secretary, Treasurer, Moderator, Vice-Moderator, and such other officers as the Conference may elect.
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2. Election, Terms, Vacancies
The officers shall be elected by members of the Conference for a term of one year or until their successors are elected. A vacancy among the officers, other than that of Minister and President, shall be filled by the Board of Directors until the next Annual Meeting or until a successor is elected. No officer, with the exception of the Minister and President, shall serve more than six terms.
In the case of a vacancy in the office of Minister and President, the Board of Directors shall appoint a search committee to nominate a candidate for election at the Annual Meeting. The Board shall appoint an interim Minister and President to serve until a candidate is elected by the Conference. While the interim Minister and President is being selected, the Board will make arrangements for carrying out the duties of this office.
3. Removal
An elected officer may be removed by an affinnative vote of two-thirds of the total membership of the Board of Directors.
4. Duties
The duties of the officers shall be as follows:
A. The Minister and President shall be the chief corporate and executive officer of the Conference and shall, subject to the direction of the Conference and the Board of Directors, have general charge of its mission and activities. The Minister and President shall be an ex-officio member of the Annual Meeting Planning, Business, and Credentials Committees of the Conference. The Minister and President shall be the representative of the Conference among all the churches and in denominational and ecumenical bodies. The Minister and President shall direct the staff and employ and release all non-appointed employees in accordance with procedures adopted by the Board of Directors.
B. The Secretary shall be chair of the Credentials Committee and shall carry other duties as are usual to this office and shall exercise such other powers and perform such other duties as may be assigned by the Minister and President or the Board of Directors.
C. The Treasurer shall be responsible for seeing that all monies of the Conference are received, held in custody and disbursed as authorized; that accurate accounts of monies received and paid out are kept; and that financial statements and reports are prepared and issued. The Treasurer shall exercise the powers and perform such other duties usually incident to the office of treasurer and shall exercise such other powers and perform such other duties as may be assigned by the Minister and President or Board of Directors. Any Assistant shall perform such duties as may be assigned by the Treasurer or the Minister and President in the absence or incapacity of the Treasurer.
D. The Moderator or, in the absence of the Moderator, the Vice-Moderator, shall preside at all meetings of the Conference. In the absence of both a Moderator and a Vice-Moderator, a member of the Board of Directors shall call the meeting to order and conduct the election of a Moderator Pro Tempore.
Article VI BOARD OF DIRECTORS
1. Responsibilities
The corporate business and affairs of the Conference shall be under the direction of the Board of Directors. Except as may be otherwise provided in these Bylaws or the Articles of Incorporation, the Board shall have and may exercise all the powers of the Conference between meetings of the Conference, and actions taken shall be reported to the next Annual Meeting.
Relying on the help of God, the Board of Directors:
A. shall have general responsibility for the development and implementation of the Conference's policy, program, and budget;
B. shall appoint Associate Conference Ministers and approve the outline of their duties;
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C. shall nominate the Minister and President, Secretary, and Treasurer;
D. shall nominate members of the Conference Nominating Committee;
E. shall fill vacancies in any office or committee of the Conference including vacancies in the membership of the Board until the next Annual Meeting of the Conference or until successors are elected;
F. may remove any director or officer of the Conference by a two-thirds affirmative vote of its total membership;
G. may remove any Associate Conference Minister upon the recommendation of the Minister and President.
2. Composition
The Board of Directors shall consist of the officers of the Conference and sixteen (16) members-at- large. The members-at-large shall be nominated so that each Association is represented by at least one director and no Area has fewer than three directors.
3. Election, Term and Vacancies
The members-at-large shall be elected by the Conference for a term of four years, and shall serve for no more than one term without a lapse of one year. The term of office of approximately one-fourth of the members-at-large shall expire at each annual meeting of the Conference. Regardless of the number of consecutive years any person shall have served as a member-at-large, such person shall be eligible to be member of the Board when serving as an officer. The Board elects its own chair and vice-chair.
4. Meetings
Regular meetings of the Board shall be held at times and places as may be determined by the Board, except that the Board shall meet no fewer than five times each year. Notice of time, place and purposes of the meeting shall be mailed to each Board member not fewer than five days before the meeting.
Special meetings of the Board may be called by the chair. Special meetings of the Board must be called by the chair upon written request of a majority of the Board members. If the chair fails to call such a specially requested meeting, the secretary shall call the same. The purpose of such meetings shall be stated with the request, and no other business shall be transacted except that for which the meeting has been called. Notice of time, place, and purpose of the meeting shall be given by mail or telephone to each Board member not fewer than three days before the meeting.
5. Quorum
A majority of the members of the Board shall be present in person to constitute a quorum.
6. Board Committees
A. Establishment
The Board of Directors may establish such long-term and short-term committees as it deems necessary.
B. Appointment and Terms of Chairs
The chair of Board Committees shall be appointed by the chair of the Board for a specified period of time or until the work of the committee has been completed.
C. Appointment and Term of Members
Committee members shall be appointed by the chair of the Board after consultation with the chair of the respective committee and subject to the approval of the Board of Directors, for a term of one year.
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Article VII CONFERENCE PROGRAM
1. Program Commissions
A. Composition
There shall be program commissions consisting of six to sixteen members each. The Minister and President shall assign staff to work with each commission. The number, titles and sizes of the commissions shall be established from time to time at a Conference Meeting upon recommendation of the Board of Directors.
B. Election, term, and vacancies
Members of commissions shall be elected by the Conference for a term of three years with one third of the members' terms expiring each year. Members may serve no more than one full term without the lapse of one year between terms. Vacancies in commissions shall be filled by the Board of Directors until the next Annual Meeting of the Conference or until successors are elected.
C. Selection and term of chair
Each commission shall elect its chair from among its members. The term shall be one year with re-election possible.
D. Quorum
A majority of the members of the commission shall be present in person to constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.
E. Responsibilities
The program commissions are responsible for seeing that basic, broad strategies assigned by the Board of Directors are carried out within guidelines and budget adopted by the Board of Directors and the Annual Meeting.
2. Program Assembly
A. Composition
Members of the Assembly shall include:
* the moderators of each Association and of the Conference;
* thirty members elected or appointed by the Associations; the number allocated to each Association shall be on the basis of church membership;
* one member of each program commission;
* the Conference Minister and President.
One member of the Board of Directors and all Associate Conference Ministers are members of the assembly ex officio with voice, but without vote.
B. Convener
The Conference Moderator or Vice Moderator shall convene the Assembly and preside.
C. Meetings
The Assembly shall meet at least every third year upon the call of a Conference Moderator.
D. Responsibilities
The Assembly shall consider and rank the program directions of the Conference. A report of the proposed Conference goals and basic strategies shall be given to the Board of Directors which shall use them in overseeing the development and implementation of Conference programs. The Board of Directors shall present to the Annual Meeting a statement of the goals and basic strategies of the Conference in conjunction with the proposed annual budget.
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Article VIII TERMS OF OFFICE AND ELIGIBILITY
All terms shall begin at the close of the Annual Meeting. One-half or more of an unexpired term shall constitute one full term for the purpose of determining eligibility to serve additional terms.
All officers and members of the Board of Directors, Conference Committees, and Commissions may serve only while a member of a church that has standing in an Association of the Conference.
Any person elected to the Board of Directors or to any Committee or Commissions of the Conference who shall fail to attend three consecutive regular meetings without an explanation of absence shall be considered to have resigned. Whoever is nominated to the Board of Directors or to any Committee or Commission of the Conference on the basis of church membership in one of the five Areas of the state shall be considered to have resigned if, during the term of office, the person transfers his or her church membership out of that Area.
Article DC FINANCE
1. Budget
At each Annual Meeting, the Conference shall adopt a budget of estimated income and expenditures for the next fiscal year.
Changes to the proposed budget will be considered at an Annual Meeting only if a written proposal outlining the desired changes to the proposed budget and signed by at least five members of the Annual Meeting has been filed with the Treasurer at least two weeks prior to the date of the Annual Meeting. However, changes to the proposed budget may be considered at the Annual Meeting if two-thirds of the delegates present vote to consider such proposal.
2. Retention Rate and Fellowship Dues
The rate of Fellowship Dues and the portion to be retained from Our Church's Wider Mission for the next fiscal year shall be established by vote of the Annual Meeting approving the Conference's budget. The amount of the Fellowship Dues and the retention rate so established shall be for an entire year and shall not be changed until the next Annual Meeting of the Conference.
3. Fiscal Year
The calendar year shall be the fiscal year of the Conference.
4. Financial Report
A summary report of the financial operations of the Conference shall be printed in the Conference Yearbook.
5. Corporate Assets
The Board of Directors shall manage all of the business affairs of the Conference. However, corporate assets, whether restricted monies or title to real property and whether one transaction or a series of related transactions, involving more than an aggregate of $250,000 shall be disbursed or conveyed only by a vote of the Conference. This limitation shall not conflict with or limit the provisions of gifts, bequests, or other donations to the Conference. However, the Board of Directors may create and manage special fiinds to receive gifts for special purposes of the Conference.
6. Audits
A certified public accountant shall be retained by the Board of Directors to make an annual examination of the financial accounts of the corporation. A report of all examinations shall be submitted to the Board of Directors.
7. Indemnification
No officer, director, or staff member of the Conference shall be personally liable to the Conference or its members for monetary damages for breach of fiduciary duty as an officer, director, or staff member, provided, however, that this provision shall in no way be construed to eliminate or limit the liability of an officer, director, or staff member (A) for any breach of his or her duty of loyalty to the
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Conference or its members, (B) for acts or omissions not in good faith or involving intentional misconduct or a knowing violation of law, or (C) for any transaction from which the officer, director, or staff person derived an improper personal benefit.
8. Dissolution
In the event of the dissolution or final liquidation of the Conference, after all liabilities and obligations of the Conference have been paid, satisfied or discharged, or adequate provisions have been made therefor, all remaining property and assets of the Conference shall be distributed to such organization or organizations affiliated with the United Church of Christ as may be designated by the Executive Council of the United Church of Christ.
Article X MASSACHUSETTS WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP
The Massachusetts Women's Fellowship, United Church of Christ, is an auxiliary organization of the Conference established to undergird the program of the Conference and its churches by (1) encouraging women to grow to full stature as mature Christians; (2) enlisting women in a closer fellowship of Christian love; and (3) encouraging the participation of women in the life and work of the whole church. The Fellowship shall organize itself and set its own rules, providing they are not in conflict with these Bylaws.
Article XI BOARD OF MINISTERIAL AID
The Board of Ministerial Aid shall be the agent of the Conference in the work of aiding needy ministers and their families and shall make an annual report to the Conference. On notice of a vacancy in the membership of the Board of Ministerial Aid, the Board of Directors shall nominate a person to fill the vacancy.
Article XII BOSTON SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY
The Boston Seaman's Friend Society shall be the agent of the Conference in the work of promoting the spiritual and temporal welfare of seafarers and shall make an annual report to the Conference. Each year the Board of Directors shall confirm the nominations of five persons to serve three year terms as corporate members of the Society.
Article XIII PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY
Robert's Rules of Order, in its most recent revision, shall be the parliamentary authority governing the meetings of the Conference, the Board of Directors and committees, subject to the laws of the Commonwealth, the articles of incorporation and these Bylaws.
Article XIV AMENDMENTS
These Bylaws may be amended by a vote of two-thirds of the members of the Conference present and voting at any meeting of the Conference provided that the proposed amendment shall have been included in the notice of the meeting, and provided the proposed amendment shall have been recommended by the Board of Directors or proposed at a previous Conference meeting.
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MINUTES OF THE 193RD ANNUAL MEETING
of the
MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
June 12, 13, 14, 1992 South Hadley, Massachusetts
Opening worship of the 193rd Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ began at 1:30 PM on Friday, June 12, 1992, in the Richard Glenn Gettell Amphitheater at Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts. The theme of the meeting was "Being Christian in a Changing World" and the Rev. Ms. Susan Davies preached a sermon entitled "Bom Anew in the Spirit and Water," based on John 3:1-10.
The first plenary session was called to order at 3:00 PM in Chapin Auditorium of Woolley Hall by the Rev. Mr. Terry O. Martinson, Moderator. After welcoming the delegates and giving an overview of the purpose of the Annual Meeting, Mr. Martinson announced his appointment of the Business committee in accordance with the Bylaws: Ms. Laurel Baumer; Dr. Joyce Gibson; Mr. John Ober; the Rev. Mr. Keimeth Powell; and Ms. Marian Irving, Chair.
The Moderator introduced the Credentials Committee, consisting of Ms. Nancy MacLeod, Chair; Mr. Charles Opdycke; and the Rev. Mr. William Baran. He then called upon Ms. MacLeod, who reported for the Committee that there were 525 delegates, 253 clergy, 8 ex officio, 6 commissioned and/or licensed ministers, 104 visitors and 69 others present for a total of 965 registered for the meeting.
As there were more than 200 delegates in attendance, the Moderator declared a quorum present. He then announced his appointment of the ushers as tellers and reported that they were being coordinated by the Rev. Dr. Donald Simpson and Ms. Elizabeth Simpson.
The Moderator introduced the Parliamentarian, the Rev. Mr. Edward Walker; the timekeepers. Dr. Joyce Gibson and the Rev. Mr. Kenneth Powell; and the Recorder, Ms. Joanne Bickford. Ms. Patricia Pepper, Chair of the Annual Meeting Planning Committee, presented the Proposed Standing Rules and called attention to the changes recommended by the Planning Committee. It was moved, seconded, and voted that "The 193rd Annual Meeting adopts the Standing Rules as printed."
The Moderator then called on Ms. Pepper to present the Proposed Order of Time and Events. It was moved, seconded, and voted that "the 193rd Annual Meeting adopts the Proposed Order of Time and Events as printed."
The Moderator introduced the Rev. Mr. Bennie E. Whiten, Jr., Conference Minister and President, who presented his proposed list of honorary delegates to the meeting. It was moved, seconded, and voted that "the 193rd Annual Meeting designates the following persons as honorary delegates with voice, but not vote: Dr. Ruy Costa, the Rev. Ms. Susan Davies, Ms. Ann Feaver, the Rev. Mr. Leonardo Gajardo, the Rev. Mr. Ulises Munoz, the Rev. Mr. David Ruhe, the Rev. Dr. David Shannon, and the Rev. Dr. Kenneth Smith."
After noting the Secretary's Report, the Moderator introduced the Rev. Mr. Robert Fenby, Chair of the Nominating Committee. Mr. Fenby announced that 91 persons were being nominated for positions within the Conference. He explained the procedure necessary to place additional names in nomination.
Mr. Powell, reporting for the Annual Meeting Planning Committee, explained the hearing process for resolutions and the budget to the Annual Meeting. He announced that these hearings would occur immediately following the present plenary session. Mr. Robert Adams, song leader for the 193rd Annual Meeting, was introduced and led the assembly in a song break.
The Moderator introduced the Rev. Dr. William McKinney, Dean and Professor of Religion and Society at Hartford Seminary, as the Annual Meeting's keynote speaker. Dr. McKinney shared with those gathered portions of correspondence between himself and members of the congregation of the Cliftondale Congregational Church, UCC, in Saugus. The correspondence addressed issues surrounding the ultimate decision of the congregation to leave the United Church of Christ. Dr. McKinney had urged the church to stay within the denomination and continue dialogue about the points of disagreement. He lifted up the need for divergent opinions to be heard and honored for their truth and integrity. A question and answer period followed Dr. McKinney's address.
After announcements, Ms. Marian Irving, Vice Moderator, recessed the meeting for hearings and called participants to return to plenary session at 7:45 PM.
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The evening plenary session was called to order at 7:45 PM by the Vice Moderator, who moderated the speakouts.
The Moderator called upon Ms. Joan Vander Vliet, chair of the Mission Partnership Steering Committee, who in turn introduced the Rev. Mr. Ulises Munoz, President of the Pentecostal Church of Chile; the Rev. Mr. Leonardo Gajardo, pastor of a church in San Berbardo, Chile; and Ms. Miriam Hernandez Jennings, a member of the Steering Committee who was acting as translator. Ms. Vander Vliet reviewed the activities of the Steering Committee over the past year and introduced an audiovisual presentation about the Pentecostal Church of Chile. Mr. Munoz brought greeting to the Massachusetts Conference from the church in Chile and presented Mr. Whiten with a gift. The assembly joined in singing a Chilean song.
Mr. John Ober, Chair of the Board of Directors, was introduced. In his report, Mr. Ober reviewed some of the ongoing activities of the Conference. He lifted up several events or programs that were significant in each Area and Commission and praised Mr. Whiten's leadership during the past year. He acknowledged that the fmancial situation of the Conference had caused the year to be a stressful time for the staff and the Board of Directors. He commended the work of the Board on budgetary matters to the Annual Meeting and explained that without the downsizing that had been done a special vole would have been needed in order to spend large portions of the endowment funds to cover the deficits.
The Moderator introduced Mr. Sydney Neal, Treasurer of the Conference, who gave his report. Mr. Neal told the assembly that his goals as Treasurer had been to improve the flow of financial information and to empower the Board of Directors to act on financial matters. In recent history, there has been a trend toward a smaller and smaller staff. As some staff have left, those who have remained have increased their duties and responded well to more responsibility. Mr. Neal informed the Annual Meeting that the Board of Directors had presented a balanced budget for approval, but that budget included only a 3.5% increase in personnel costs for a staff that is currently working under a salary and benefits freeze. He suggested that there were only two ways of correcting the tendency of the Conference towards shrinkage: to increase the monies received or to reduce expectations of programming needs. He urged delegates to return to their local churches and work towards increasing the giving to Our Church's Wider Mission Basic Support.
Mr. Neal commended Ms. Susannah Baker, Associate Conference Minister for Policy and Administration, who has reduced spending in real dollars over the amount spent five years ago for Institutional Life through carefiil office management. She also worked diligently to keep the Conference running smoothly during the recent transition period. Mr. Neal also expressed his praise for Ms. Fely Yuson, the Conference's bookkeeper, who carried out the entire accounting procedure during the recent maternity leave of the Business Manager. He asked that these commendations be included in the minutes.
The Moderator called upon the Rev. Ms. Diana Augspurger for a presentation of a statement from the Commission for Education Ministries. Ms. Augspurger related the commission's grief and shock at the elimination of the position of Associate Conference Minister for Christian Education. She assured the meeting that the commission was ready to go forward with their work in providing educational programming and support to local churches. The timely resolution submitted by the commission was read and Ms. Augspurger stated that commission members were not supporting any other resolution or amendment that might come before the meeting with regard to Christian education.
After a song break, Ms. Laurel Baumer, vice chair of the Annual Meeting Planning Committee offered a theological reflection on the perspective of a Christian lay person in a changing world.
Members of the Commission for Leadership Development presented a paper the commission had developed on Ministry in Everyday Life. Annual Meeting participants were asked to read, share, discuss, and respond to this statement. After announcements, the Moderator recessed the meeting until 8:30 AM on Saturday, June 13, 1992.
Saturday, June 13, 1992
The Vice Moderator called the meeting to order at 8:30 AM and called upon the Rev. Mr. David Ruhe, Moderator of the United Church of Christ, to offer the opening prayer. Speakouts were heard. The Moderator called upon Mr. Powell to present the results of the resolutions hearings. The managers of the hearings reported on the findings of those meetings. Mr. Powell asked clergy and delegates to indicate their order of preference on the Resolution Poll.
The Rev. Mr. Malcolm Bertram, manager of the budget hearing presented the results of that meeting. The Rev. Mr. Kent Allen, Chair of the Board's Goal Development and Resource Allocation Committee; Ms. Jeannette Boynton, Chair of the Board's Resource Development and Management Committee; and the Rev. Mr. Stephen Gray, Associate Conference Minister for Stewardship and Financial Development, presented the budget proposals for 1993. Tliese proposals reflected the recent downsizing mandated by the Board
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of Directors and a level funding of other staffing and programming at the 1991 levels. Churches were challenged to increase their giving to Our Church's Wider Mission Basic Support in order to support increased progranmiing and staffmg at the Conference level.
The Moderator called upon the Rev. Mr. William Baran who presented Mr. Whiten with a check for $2,000 from the Barnstable Association. These funds were given for unrestricted use in recognition of the current fmancial situation of the Conference and the covenantal relationship between the Association and the Conference.
Mr. Joseph Murphy, Chair of the Growth Committee at First Congregational Church, UCC, in Marshfield, offered a theological reflection on church growth and change. The Rev. Mr. Paul Nickerson, Chair of the Evangelism and Church Growth Task Force, then presented a report from that conunittee. During 1991 , 123 churches in the Massachusetts Conference grew by 2% or more.
The Moderator called Mr. Whiten forward to narrate an audiovisual introduction to the staff of the Massachusetts Conference. The presentation was followed by a song break.
Ms. Nanette Geertz, Chair of the Commission for Education Ministries, announced the names of Partners in Education graduates and of persons who were newly certified educators through the United Church Board for Homeland Ministries. She then presented the 1992 Outstanding Educator Awards to Ms. Carolyn Holland and Ms. Ester Zeimetz.
Mr. Whiten addressed the Annual Meeting, introducing his family and giving his report on the Conference. He spoke of the many changes in the world during the past year and of the changes within the Conference. Mr. Whiten mentioned the many opportunities he had within that year to meet and speak with local congregations and groups of clergy and lay persons throughout the Conference. He spoke of agenda items that had not been accomplished and must be given priority during the coming year — the urban ministries strategy and the upcoming capital campaign of the United Church of Christ. In closing, Mr. Whiten expressed the belief that the church will survive the changes and move on to new works.
The Moderator read telegrams of congratulations that had been received for Mr. Whiten for the occasion of his installation.
Mr. Whiten honored those people who were celebrating 50 years of ordained ministry this year. The Rev. Mr. Carlos Avila, the Rev. Mr. John Erb, and the Rev. Mr. Howard McArthur were called forward to be recognized. Mr. Whiten also acknowledged the Rev. Mr. Bedros Baharian, the Rev. Mr. Paul Cross, the Rev. Mr. John Samuelson, the Rev. Mr. Robert Senior, and the Rev. Mr. Vaughn Shedd who could not be present. Mr. Whiten then recognized those people who had been ordained within the past year.
The Vice Moderator recognized those members of the Massachusetts Conference who serve on boards of national instrumentalities. The Rev. Mr. Eliot Howard invited delegates to attend afternoon workshops, all of which centered on the theme, "Being Christian in a Changing World." Following announcements, the Vice Moderator declared the Annual Meeting recessed until 3:30 PM.
The afternoon plenary session was called to order by the Vice Moderator. After speakouts, Mr. Powell came forward to present the results of the resolution poll. It was moved, seconded and voted that "The 193rd Annual meeting shall take up the resolutions in the order set by the poll."
The Moderator recognized Mr. Ober, who presented the slate of officers of the Conference. It was moved, seconded, and voted that
ELECTION OF OFFICERS The 193 rd Annual Meeting elects the following as officers of the
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Rev. Bennie E. Whiten, Jr. as Minister and President
Ms. Nancy MacLeod as Secretary
Mr. Sydney Neal as Treasurer
Mr. David K. Shumway, Jr. as Assistant Treasurer
Mr. Fenby presented the final slate of candidates from the Nominating Committee. As there were no further nominations from the floor, it was moved, seconded, and voted that nominations be closed. Election was scheduled for Sunday morning.
The Moderator called upon Mr. Gray to present certificates of appreciation to those congregations who contributed the largest amount to Our Church's Wider Mission in their Associations. Mr. Gray was assisted by the Rev. Mr. Kenneth Landall, a member of the Commission for Stewardship and Mission Interpretation, and the Area Ministers.
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Mr. Allen and Ms. Boynton reviewed the 1993 budget. It was moved, seconded and voted that
1993 OCWM BASIC SUPPORT The 193rd Annual Meeting adopts a toUl OCWM Basic Support
GOAL goal of $2, 15 1,800 to $2,270,000 for 1993.
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It was then moved, seconded, and voted that
1993 OCWM RETENTION RATE The 193 rd Annual Meeting determines that 33 % of OCWM Basic
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It was further moved, seconded, and voted that
1993 FELLOWSHIP DUES The 193rd Annual Meeting sets 1993 Fellowship Dues at $6.76
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Finally, it was moved, seconded, and voted that
1993 BUDGET The 193rd Annual Meeting adopU a 1993 budget with income of
92-AM-5 $l,541,900andexpensesof $1,541,900.
An amendment to adjust internally the 1993 budget was moved and seconded. After extensive debate, it was defeated.
Mr. Adams led the meeting in a song break. The Rev. Mr. Lloyd Dunham, pastor of Christ Church United in Lowell, offered a theological reflection based on the Andover Association's support of the Lowell Lao Project, a hopeful new congregation meeting at Christ Church United.
Ms. Bonnie Townsend Dinges presented the Resolution on Ending the Silence and Breaking the Cycle on Child Sexual Abuse. After some debate, it was moved, seconded and voted that
RESOLUTION ON ENDING The 193rd Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution on Ending the
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE Silence and Breaking the Cycle on Child Sexual Abuse as
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After announcements and pitches, the Vice Moderator recessed the meeting until 8:30 AM on Sunday. All present were invited to attend the picnic and Service of Installation of Mr. Whiten.
Sunday. June 14. 1992
The Vice Moderator called the meeting to order at 8:30 AM and led the assembly in prayer. Speakouts were followed by a theological reflection by the Rev. Mr. Terry Provance, Secretary for World Ministries in the United States at the United Church Board for World Ministries. Mr. Provance spoke of changes to the world and to individuals that occur because improved communications capabilities bring people more in contact with diversity.
The Moderator reviewed the procedures to be followed during resolution debate. He then thanked the Worship Committee, the choir, the Rev. Mr. Stephen Wayles, and Ms. Pat Bishop the soloist for their contributions to the Installation Service and all the worship services.
Ms. Geertz presented the Resolution on Children and Holy Communion. After debate, it was moved, seconded and voted that
RESOLUTION ON CHILDREN The 193rd Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution on Children and
AND HOLY COMMUNION Holy Communion as presented. (Appendix B)
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The Moderator called upon the Rev. Mr. Jonathan Tetherly who proposed the Resolution on the Department of Social Services. After debate and amendment, it was moved, seconded, and voted that
RESOLUTION ON DEPT. The 193rd Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution on the
OF SOCIAL SERVICES Department of Social Services as amended. (Appendix C)
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Ms. Alice Kolbe presented the Resolution Against War and Arms. After discussion and amendment, it was moved, seconded and voted that
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RESOLUTION AGAINST WAR The 193rd Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution Against War
AND ARMS and Arms as amended. (Appendix D)
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Because none of the proposers were present at this plenary session, the Resolution on a Call for Socially Responsible Investing was moved and seconded from the floor. It was voted that
RESOLUTION ON SOCIALLY The 193 rd Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution on a Call for
RESPONSIBLE INVESTING Socially Responsible Investing as presented. (Appendix E)
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Mr. Warren Whitney presented the proposed 1993 Guidelines for Clergy Compensation. An amendment to delete the reference to units of work time was defeated. After debate and one amendment, it was moved, seconded and voted that
GUIDELINES FOR CLERGY The 193rd Annual Meeting adopts the Guidelines for Clergy
COMPENSATION 1993 Compensation 1993 as amended. (Appendix F)
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The Moderator called upon the Rev. Ms. Carole Baker to present the Resolution on Ecumenical Heritage and Hope. It was moved, seconded, and voted that
RESOLUTION OF The 193 rd Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution of Ecumenical
ECUMENICAL HERITAGE AND Heritage and Hope as presented. (Appendix G) HOPE 92-AM-l 2
Mr. Robert Tongue presented the Resolution on Concerns of the Commission for Education Ministries. After debate, it was moved, seconded and voted that
RESOLUTION ON CONCERNS The 193 rd Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution on Concerns of
FOR EDUCATION MINISTRIES the Commission for Education Ministries as presented.
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Elections were held. There being no fiirther nominations and no contested positions, the recorder was directed to cast one ballot for the slate as presented.
The Rev. Mr. Donald Simpson thanked all who had volunteered to serve as ushers.
Mr. Whiten honored the Rev. Ms. Ann B. Day, Dr. F. Robert Naka, and Mr. Charles Opdycke as retiring members of the Board of Directors. He then announced the new members of the Board of Directors: the Rev. Mr. Fred Anderson, Ms. Kathleen Arches, Mr. Blair Brown, and Ms. Vilma Thompson.
Ms. Irving, reporting for the Business Committee, announced that there was no more business to come before the Annual Meeting.
Ms. MacLeod, reporting for the Credentials Committee, gave the final attendance as follows: 527 delegates, 263 clergy, 8 ex officio, 9 commissioned and/or licensed ministers 116 visitors and 64 others, for a total of 987 persons present at this Annual Meeting.
Mr. Whiten recognized and honored Ms. Irving and Mr. Martinson for their work as Moderator and Vice Moderator. He then introduced Ms. Esther Haskell as the new Moderator and announced that the Rev. Mr. Robert J. Wright, Jr., would serve as Vice Moderator.
Ms. Pepper recognized and thanked the many people who helped with the 193rd Annual Meeting.
The 193rd Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ was adjourned at 11:00 AM for worship. The worship service, in Abbey Chapel, included a sermon by Mr. Whiten entitled "The Things to Come" and based upon John 16:12-15.
Joanne P. Bickford Nancy F. MacLeod
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APPENDIX A RESOLUTION ON ENDING THE SILENCE AND
BREAKING THE CYCLE ON CHILD ABUSE
The sexual abuse of children has been an insidious presence in human societies since the beginning of recorded history.
Sexual abuse of children is a crime of significant magnitude: more than 27% of females and more than 16% of males in the U.S. have been or will be sexually abused before reaching the age of 18. Mor« than 90% of child victims are sexually abused by people they know, trust and love. The abuse usually takes place within victims' homes, churches, schools, day care centers, playgrounds and other familiar surroundings.
Sexual abuse is always harmful and often results in permanent psychological and physical damage to the child. Abuse ranges from the most heinous violence to subtle nuance; bofii create danger with long lasting damage. Perpetrators are often victims of abuse or suffer from other problems that demand professional attention.
The sexually abused are at risk of becoming abusers if the cycle is not broken with interventions such as counseling, identifying inappropriate sexual behavior and positive role models and the rebuilding of self- esteem, among other strategies.
Government agencies and programs are significantly underfiinded, therefore agencies like the Massachusetts Department of Social Services and the criminal justice system are often unable to protect and secure the rights of all children at risk.
The problems of sexual abuse are compounded by the lack of resources required to assure that safe habitats are available for children.
WHEREAS, the sexual abuse of children occurs among all ethnic, educational, occupational and socioeconomic groups; and
WHEREAS, children are not always able to defend themselves and are therefore powerless to resist their abusers; and
WHEREAS the sexual abuse of children has harmftil effects on society, secular and religious communities, and families; and
WHEREAS, the protection and well-being of all children is of the utmost importance to the United Church of Christ; and
WHEREAS, Jesus instructed all people not to hinder the way of children (Matthew 19:13).
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the 193rd Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ:
1 . Calls upon the Commission on Mission Development and Social Responsibility to support educational opportunities for congregations in the areas of pastoral care, Christian education and advocacy for child sexual abuse victims of any age, realizing that often childhood victims submerge their ordeal for many years and must confront it later in life, often with devastating eefects on their marriages, families and personal lives;
2. Encourages pastors to raise a prophetic voice about the issue of child sexual abuse;
3. Urges local churches to begin campaigns to end the silence by raising awareness about child sexual abuse in the appropriate forums within the church in frank but sensitive ways and to form liasons with the school systems, police departments, social service agencies and to advocate for the child through the court system;
4. Calls upon the members of the UCC to open their hearts and homes and offer hospitality to children who have been victimized or are at risk of sexual abuse, provide opportunity to confront the pain and guilt associated with the problem and begin the process of healing, and insure that children will receive treatment;
5. Urges local churches to provide safe havens for the abused wherein they can be protected from ftirther abuse, empowered to address the guilt and pain, and enabled to begin the process of healing;
6. Encourages immediate education of ail religious professionals concerning the Massachusetts Child Abuse Reporting Law (Chapter 288), the reporting procedures and clergy liability;
7. Calls upon the United Church Board for Homeland Ministries, the Coordinating Center for Women and other national instrumentalities and the appropriate Conference divisions to provide educational material about the problem and opportunity for further study, discussion and action;
8. Requests the Board of Directors and Conference Minister and President along with our ecumenical partners, to inform the Governor, Massachusetts Department of Social Services, and Attorney General that crimes of this nature can no longer be tolerated and that prevention efforts and the protection of children at risk must be a priority along with prosecution and that justice requires both compassion and
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chances for healing for both victim and perpetrator; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 193rd Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference United Church of Christ acknowledges that the sexual abuse of children is a crime that has escalated to the level of a moral emergency that must be addressed without further delay.
APPENDIX B RESOLUTION ON CHILDREN AND HOLY COMMUNION
WHEREAS we baptize infants because we believe that God's gracious covenant is extended to adults and their children as well; and
WHEREAS the Book of Worship, UCC together with the Ecumenical Church affirms the Scriptural assertion that "Through baptism, Christians are brought into union with Christ, with each other and with the church of every time and place" (Romans 6:3ff; I Cor. 12:12-13; Ephesians 4:4-6; Galatians 3:27-29; Book of Worship, UCC p. 129; Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry, WCC Faith and Order Paper no 111, D.6); and WHEREAS, the sacrament of the Lord's Supper is a gift freely given by Christ to nourish the Church;
WHEREAS, the intention of inclusivity in the sacrament of Holy Communion is proclaimed in Jesus' words, repeated in the Communion liturgy, "Drink this, all of you" (Matthew 26:27); and
WHEREAS, Jesus commanded his disciples to "let the children come to me, and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven" (Matthew 19:14); and
WHEREAS, when children are included at the table, the body of Christ witnesses both to God's grace and the church's call to wholeness; and
WHEREAS the sacrament of Holy Communion, through its blend of tangible objects (bread and cup), visible acts. Word and Holy Spirit, dramatizes Christ's promise of forgiveness, nourishment and strength for children as well as adults;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the 193rd Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ encourages pastors, local church boards, committees, and parents, to reflect on and study this issue, to evaluate present practices, and consider introducing children to the sacrament of Holy Communion using their church's curriculum or the many resources available through the Massachusetts Conference, the United Church Board for Homeland Ministries, and other ecumenical curriculum resources.
APPENDIX C RESOLUTION ON THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
WHEREAS Biblical tradition supports the concept of the integrity of family, from that of Adam and Eve, through the patriarchs, to the Holy Family; and
WHEREAS the church throughout the centuries, and to the present day, supports the sanctity of the family, without regard to race, religious beliefs, or income level; and
WHEREAS serious allegations have been made that the Department of Social Services of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts often fails to protect the family by failing to intervene in some cases of child and family need, by intervening in other cases where such intervention is unwise, unfair, or unnecessary, and by failing, in some cases, to follow its policy guidelines; and
WHEREAS part of these failures are caused by the Department of Social Services' lack of ftinds and lack of professional staff training to do its job properly;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the 193 rd Annual Meeting urges the Commission for Mission Development and Social Responsibility to establish a task force on "the DSS, families and child abuse" so that fiirther work may be done on these issues.
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APPENDIX D RESOLUTION AGAINST WAR AND ARMS
WHEREAS the United Church of Christ (UCC) is a community of Christians; and
WHEREAS Christians are followers of Jesus of Nazareth, called the Christ, the Annointed One; and
WHEREAS the teachings of Jesus in the four Gospels of the New Testament offer the supreme guidance for his followers; and
WHEREAS Jesus calls his followers to be peacemakers: "Blessed are the peacemakers" (Matthew 5:9); "Blessed are the merciful" (Matthew 5:7); and
WHEREAS Jesus calls his followers to nonviolence: "Ye have heard that it hath been said, an eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth: But I say unto you that ye resist not evil: but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also" (Matthew 5:38,39); and
WHEREAS Jesus calls his followers to love and to forgive: "Love your enemies, do good to them which hate you" (Matthew 5:44); "Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors" (Matthew 6:12); and
WHEREAS as followers of Jesus we are called to witness to our faith in his teachings: "If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you" (Matthew 17:20); and
WHEREAS as witnesses of our faith in the teachings of Jesus Christ the 15th General Synod of the UCC affirmed the UCC a Just Peace Church; and
WHEREAS the 1 8th General Synod of the UCC maintains that we have seen active nonviolence:
- in the witness of God through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ
- in the witness, testimony and suffering of many in the church
- in non-violent movements for justice in the world
- demonstrated in the lives of such people as Chief Seattle , Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Dorothy Day*; and
WHEREAS the 18th General Synod of the UCC calls members of conferences, associations and congregations to understand:
- the environment of violence
- the plight of victims of violence
- the responsibility and accountability of those who knowingly or unknowingly are perpetrators or beneficiaries of violence
- the tradition and effectiveness of active nonviolence*; and
WHEREAS war is the supreme act of violence; and
WHEREAS all wars of any kind produce immeasurable suffering in human lives through death, pain, deprivation, and destruction of the environment;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the 193rd Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the UCC urges its members to stand against war and all sources of violence and urges individuals and groups to work to:
1 . eliminate the underlying economic and social factors which breed the conditions which lead to war;
2. eliminate war;
3. eliminate the production of and/or the use of military weapons of mass destruction such as nuclear weapons;
4. eliminate the production of and/or the use of conventional military warfare and/or so called low intensity conflicts or any other form of modem warfare;
5. eliminate the buying and/or selling of arms to any nation, group or individual by any nation, group or individual; and
6. eliminate supporting any group through the use of arms in any conflict anywhere in the world.
* Resolution on Active Nonviolence adopted by the 18th General Synod (91-GS-90)
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APPENDIX E RESOLUTION ON A CALL FOR
SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTING
WHEREAS Christians are called (Micah 6:8) "to do justice, love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God," and by Jesus Christ (John 15:12) "to love one another as I have loved you"; and
WHEREAS the responsible use of our financial resources is one of the ways in which we do justice and kindness and show our love for one another; and
WHEREAS the manner in which we spend and invest money helps to shape the kind of society we live in and the kind of values that are found in it; and
WHEREAS the Sixth General Synod of the United Church of Christ (1967) established the principle that "social values and social justice ought to be given consideration together with security and yield in the investment of funds held by religious organizations"; and
WHEREAS the Seventeenth General Synod (1989), in affirming "the integrity of creation, justice and peace," voted to encourage member churches to invest their funds in socially responsible ways;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the 193 rd Annual Meeting of the MassachusetU Conference of the United Church of Christ urges its members and its member churches to review their existing investments and savings with a view to placing their funds with companies whose policies and perfonnance are consistent with, or contribute significantly to, a Christian concern for social justice, peace, and environmental health.
We suggest that investment decisions be made with reference to the criteria of the United Church Board for World Ministries which preclude ownership in companies involved in the manufacturing of weapons, tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, or in trade with South Africa.
We further urge members and members churches, where possible, to consider investing in companies whose policies reflect a concern for justice and inclusiveness in the workplace and the marketplace, which practice good stewardship of the environment and which seek to foster economic and social justice in the United States and abroad; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 193rd Annual Meeting encourages churches to acquire and make use of the prospecti of the Massachusetts Congregational Fund and the United Church Foundation, because of their fiduciary advantages and their commitment to a policy of ethical and social investing; and
FURTHERMORE, that the Commission on Stewardship and Mission Interpretation of the Massachusetts Conference make available to churches information and advice to help them invest with institutions and projects that will have some direct impact in their local communities — e.g. the Institute for Conununity Economics (ICE), etc.
APPENDIX F GUIDELINES FOR CLERGY COMPENSATION 1993
(for use with Guidelines for Clergy Compensation booklet from the Conference Office)
The 193rd Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ, concerned with the growth of its churches and the compensation of its ordained leaders, commends the effort of the local churches in endeavoring to reach the goals recommended in Guidelines for Clergy Compensation 1992. These are minimum recommendations. They apply to all full-time pastors, associates and assistants.
The 193rd Annual meeting recommends that:
1 . churches pay a minimum entry-level cash salary of $19,050 for a full-time pastor and minimum salaries as listed below in B;'
2. churches not at the minimum salary work toward the minimum and also at improving C, D, and E, below;
3. churches reimburse fully all professional expenses;
4. churches already at or above the minimum and also providing for C through F give at least a cost-of- living increase and consider a merit increase.
5. the work schedule of local pastors be a maximum average of twelve units per week with no more than three evenings in any given week; in addition that pastors take off at least three consecutive days each month .^
A. CONSIDERATIONS FOR DETERMINING CLERGY COMPENSATION
While the ministry is a unique profession requiring special patterns of financial compensation, several overall factors can be considered in determining the level of support for clergy. The total compensation package could justly be comparable to the median income of the parish and perhaps be on a par with that of the local high school principal, showing consideration for years of service, special skills, and training and including annual cost-of-living increases. The federal lax structure is unique for clergy and the compensation package can be designated in a way to maximize the pastor's income.'
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19,050 |
20,600 |
22,170 |
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19,050 |
22,040 |
25,490 |
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19,050 |
23,560 |
29,130 |
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B. MINIMUM CASH SALARY
The minimum cash salary (not including housing and other expenses) ought to be as follows:
# of Church Members I yrs. experience I 0-3 4- 10 over 10
up to 300 301-500 501-1000 over 1000
Therefore, if a pastor often years ordination/experience arrives at a congregation with 375 members, she or he should receive a base salary of not less than $22,040 (recognizing certain regional variations).
C. SOCIAL SECURITY ALLOWANCE
The church should provide an amount equal to at least one-half the effective self-employment SS tax liability of each clergyperson. This allowance is taxable income but will ease the burden of the big Social Security tax.
D.* HOUSING THAT PROVIDES:
1 . a furnishing allowance'*, all utilities, and an equity development plan for those living in a parsonage; OR
2. a housing allowance, including furnishings and utilities for those who rent or own their homes.
E. BENEFITS THAT PROVIDE:
1. a pension plan, with a church contribution of 14% of salary basis, which is (a) at least 130% of cash salary plus any furnishings allowance for those living in a parsonage, or (b) cash salary plus housing allowance for those with such allowance;
2. a family protection plan, including disability insurance, which is an additional 1 % of the base used for the annuity;
3. group life insurance which costs $50 per year;
4. medical and health insurance, plus dental care;
5. continuing education funding;
6. sabbatical education funding;
7. holiday and vacation time;
8. maternity /paternity paid leave (including adoption).
F. ALL PROFESSIONAL EXPENSES
The new tax law allows the deduction of business expenses only on Schedule A and any stated allowance for these items must be included in income. Most taxpayers no longer itemize since higher deductions are given to everyone. Therefore, it is important that churches reimburse, or pay directly, all of the costs which the pastor incurs for "doing business" for the church, so that the pastor is not paying income tax for church expense. Included, but not limited to:
1 . books and professional subscriptions;
2. professional memberships;
3. travel expenses and car allowance (church-owned car or travel reimbursement);
4. any other expenses incurred by the pastor and directly attributable to the exercise of ministry.
' The recommended cash salary base and the grid in section B show an increase of 3.1 % over that which was adopted in 1992. The cost of living index for 1991 increased by 3.1 %
^ A unit is a morning, afternoon, or evening
' See Tax Planning for Clergy, Manfred Hoick, Jr., Church Management Inc., P.O. Box 1625, Austin, TX 78767.
* According to the IRS, "housing" includes furnishings and the miscellaneous running expenses (everything except food and maid service) of a home, including appurtenances such as garage, sidewalks, and front and back yards.
♦ For detailed explanation, see Housing for Clergy, Manfred Hoick, Jr., Church Management Inc., P.O. Box 1625, Austin, TX 78767.
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APPENDIX G RESOLUTION OF ECUMENICAL HERITAGE AND HOPE
WHEREAS the Massachusetts Council of Churches, an ecumenical partnership of sixteen Protestant denominations in the Commonwealth, is celebrating its 90th Anniversary in 1992; and
WHEREAS the forebears of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ were founding members; and
WHEREAS through the Council, we participate in diverse programs and projects; and
WHEREAS through these means, here in this place we are responding to the prayer of Christ "that they all may be one ... so that the world may believe ..." (John 17:21);
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the 193rd Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ rejoices in the signs of Christian unity we already have achieved through the Massachusetts Council of Churches; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 193rd Annual Meeting recognizes how far we still must go to attain the unity Christ wills for our churches and for the world; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 193rd Annual Meeting reaffirms our church's commitment to the Council and to the LUND principle*, that churches should "act together in all matters except those in which deep differences of conviction compel them to act separately;" and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 193rd Annual Meeting reaffirms and thanks all those in our denomination, clergy and laity, who represent us in the ecumenical arena; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 193rd Annual Meeting requests that local congregations highlight this celebration by: (1) sharing this resolution with their members; (2) publicizing special events marking the 90th Anniversary; (3) making use of the Council's resources — an anniversary video, a Speaker's Bureau — to expand understanding of our shared ecumenical ministry and mission; and (4) praying for reconciliation among our churches for the sake of the world.
* Third World Conference on Faith and Order, 1952, held in Lund, Sweden
APPENDIX H RESOLUTION ON CONCERNS OF THE COMMISSION FOR
EDUCATION MINISTRIES
WHEREAS the position of Associate Conference Minister for Education has been eliminated and the many facets of that job description have been divided up between already overworked Conference staff; and
WHEREAS the position of Administrative Assistant to the Associate Conference Minister for Education has been cut by ten hours, thus severely limiting support for educational ministries; and
WHEREAS these actions have the potential to hamper the effective administration of educational ministries of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ as well as the wider church;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Commission for Education Ministries form a task force composed of, but not limited to, representatives from the Commission for Education Ministries, the Board of Directors, the Association of United Church Educators in Massachusetts, the Camps and Conferences Committee and the Youth Council to address the future coordination of Christian education ministry in the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ, and report back to the next Annual Meeting.
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SUMMARY OF OPERATING STATEMENTS
OPERATING REVENUE OPERATING EXPENSE Surplus or (Deficit)
$ 476,196
MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
TOTAL GIVING OF CHURCHES TO OUR CHURCH'S WIDER MISSION
1990 1991
Basic Support - Designated & Undesignated
Fellowship Dues
One Great Hour of Sharing
Neighbors in Need
Strengthen the Church
(Family Thank) Offering Christmas Fund UCC Hunger Fund Just Peace Priority
New Initiatives in Church Development Directed - United Church of Christ Directed - Mass. Conference Directed - Other
TOTAL CHURCH BENEVOLENCE
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
Assets:
Current Investments
Land, Buildings, and Equipment Total Assets Liabilities: Current
Net Assets / Fund Balances
FUND BALANCES
Land, Building and Equipment Principal Funds:
General Endowment
Special Endowment Expendable (Income) Funds:
Unrestricted
Restricted by Donors Total Fund Balances
|
$2,112,937 |
$ 2,033,577 |
|
663,079 |
649,947 |
|
204,197 |
176,725 |
|
113,540 |
100,673 |
|
5,675 |
6,763 |
|
79,981 |
75,117 |
|
7,891 |
7,438 |
|
10,478 |
9,909 |
|
366 |
1,004 |
|
34,111 |
20,902 |
|
19,804 |
14,520 |
|
71,623 |
99,624 |
|
$ 3,323,682 |
$3,196,199 |
|
12/31/90 |
12/31/91 |
|
$ 1,000,305 |
$ 1,188,081 |
|
2,837,795 |
2,618,845 |
|
512,196 |
507,151 |
|
$ 4,350,296 |
$ 4,314,077 |
|
833,606 |
919,001 |
|
$ 3,516,690 |
$ 3,395,076 |
$ 483,151
|
2,609,494 |
2,464,512 |
|
231,930 |
233,054 |
|
159,492 |
142,810 |
|
39,578 |
71,549 |
|
$3,516,690 |
$3,395,076 |
|
1990 |
1991 |
|
$2,363,131 |
$ 2,415,908 |
|
2,380,429 |
2,458.006 |
|
( 17,298) |
( 42,098) |
AUDIT
Conference records were audited by Grant Thornton of Boston. A copy of their audited report is available
in the Treasurer's Office at the Framingham Conference Center.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Details on any of the above are available from the Treasurer's Office in the form of reports to the Annual
meeting or the Board of Directors, and in other documents.
Sydney Neal, Treasurer
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Statistics
STATISTICAL TABLES
Statistics in this Yearbook have been collected from the churches of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ for the period covering January 1, 1991 through December 31, 1991.
In the following pages, each church is listed in alphabetical order. Churches with Congregational Christian standing only are listed separately at the end of this report.
For full names and addresses of ministers, please refer to the alphabetical lists in the back of the Yearbook.
REFERENCE MARKS USED THROUGHOUT THE LISTING:
SP - Senior or sole pastor
CP - Co-pastor
lA - Interim Associate
AP - Assistant or associate pastor
CE - Christian Education minister
PV - Pastor of visitation
IN - Interim minister
YM - Youth minister
MM - Minister of music
CM - Commissioned minister
A blank space opposite the church name in the pastor's column indicates there was no pastor at the time the report was made, or information on the pastor was not received in time for publication.
Schedule I - Congregational Christian Churches which have not voted, or which have voted to abstain from voting, at the time of submitting the Conference Report.
Schedule 11 - Congregational Christian Churches which have voted not to be part of the UCC at the time of submitting the Conference Report.
MASSACHUSETTS ASSOCIATIONS - Assn:
348 - Andover A
352 - Barnstable BAR
356 - Berkshire BER
360 - Central CEN
368 - Essex E
372 - Franklin FR
376 - Hampden HAMP
380 - Hampshire HAMS
384 - Metropolitan Boston MET
388 - Old Colony OC
392 - Pilgrim PIL
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CHURCH |
GENERAL INFO |
MEMBERSHIP |
PASTORS |
CALLED |
|||
|
20 |
ABINGTON 02351 |
617 878-0199 |
Members: |
398 |
SP |
Greer, Helen |
(1991) |
|
UCC in Abington |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
140 |
||||
|
10 Bedford Street, Box 2025 |
Org: 1968 |
Ch. Sch: |
120 |
||||
|
30 |
ACTON 01720-4628 |
508 263-2728 |
Members: |
761 |
SP |
Olmsted, Richard H. |
(1983) |
|
Acton Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
269 |
AP |
Say lor, Mary W. |
(1988) |
|
|
12 Concord Road |
Org: 1832 |
Ch. Sch: |
281 |
CE |
Hitchens, Barbara |
(1988) |
|
|
40 |
ACTON 01720-3627 |
508 263-2332 |
Members: |
109 |
SP |
Ulley, Ross W. |
(1983) |
|
South Acton Cong. Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
75 |
||||
|
35 School Street |
Org: 1893 |
Ch. Sch: |
32 |
||||
|
50 |
AGAWAM 01001-2504 |
413 786-7111 |
Members: |
406 |
SP |
Fuller, Curt D. |
(1989) |
|
Agawam Congregational Church |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
227 |
YM |
Colman, Corinne |
(1990) |
|
|
United Church of Christ |
Org: 1819 |
Ch. Sch: |
158 |
||||
|
745 Main Street |
|||||||
|
60 |
FEEDING HILLS 01030-0264 |
413 786-5061 |
Members: |
187 |
SP |
Moore, Jim Dale |
(1986) |
|
Feeding Hills Cong. Church |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
60 |
||||
|
P.O. Box 264 |
Org: 1762 |
Ch. Sch: |
30 |
||||
|
70 |
AMESBURY 01913-2810 |
508 388-0982 |
Members: |
181 |
SP |
Archer, Francis W. |
(1984) |
|
Main Street Cong. Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
79 |
||||
|
145 Main Street |
Org: 1831 |
Ch. Sch: |
40 |
||||
|
80 |
AMESBURY 01913 |
508 388-0631 |
Members: |
72 |
SP |
Belcher, Jeffrey T. |
(1986) |
|
Union Cong. Church of Amesbury |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
38 |
||||
|
United Church of Christ |
Org: 1835 |
Ch. Sch: |
14 |
||||
|
P.O. Box 377 |
|||||||
|
90 |
AMHERST 01002-2380 |
413 253-3456 |
Members: |
301 |
SP |
||
|
UCC, First Cong. Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
147 |
AP |
Giles, Mary E. |
(1992) |
|
|
165 Main Street |
Org: 1739 |
Ch. Sch: |
70 |
||||
|
no |
NORTH AMHERST 01059-0613 |
413 549-0500 |
Members: |
226 |
SP |
Hall, Philip S. |
(1971) |
|
North Congregational Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
84 |
||||
|
P.O. Box 613 |
Org: 1826 |
Ch. Sch: |
56 |
||||
|
130 |
AMHERST 01002-3025 |
413 253-2977 |
Members: |
275 |
SP |
Ahlstrom, Tony R. |
(1990) |
|
South Congregational Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
165 |
||||
|
1067 South East Street |
Org: 1824 |
Ch. Sch: |
48 |
||||
|
140 |
ANDOVER 01810-5654 |
508 475-2506 |
Members: |
142 |
SP |
Morrison, Susan J. |
(1988) |
|
Ballard Vale United Church |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
115 |
||||
|
23 Clark Road |
Org: 1854 |
Ch. Sch: |
120 |
||||
|
160 |
ANDOVER 01810-3999 |
508 475-0321 |
Members: |
662 |
SP |
Mutti, Calvin F. |
(1989) |
|
South Church UCC |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
272 |
AP |
Musser, Kathleen |
(1991) |
|
|
41 Central Street |
Org: 1711 |
Ch. Sch: |
160 |
YM |
Mason, Virginia L. |
(1991) |
|
|
170 |
ANDOVER 01810-3430 |
508 475-3528 |
Members: |
393 |
SP |
LaDu, Joseph |
(1988) |
|
West Parish Church |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
134 |
AP |
Poole, David |
(1992) |
|
|
129 Reservation Road |
Org: 1826 |
Ch. Sch: |
125 |
||||
|
180 |
ARUNGTON 02174-5703 |
617 643-8680 |
Members: |
307 |
SP |
Kill, Anthony S. |
(1986) |
|
Park Avenue Cong. Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
129 |
CE |
Cohn, Linda |
(1981) |
|
|
Park Avenue & Paul Revere Road |
Org: 1899 |
Ch. Sch: |
91 |
||||
|
190 |
ARLINGTON 02174-6589 |
617 643-0553 |
Members: |
145 |
SP |
Clough, Thomas L. |
(1990) |
|
Pleasant Street Cong. Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
72 |
CE |
Sherburne, Gordon, Jr. |
(1992) |
|
|
75 Pleasant Street |
Org: 1842 |
Ch. Sch: |
48 |
||||
|
200 |
ASHBURNHAM 01430-0326 |
508 827-5553 |
Members: |
112 |
SP |
Melhom, Robert E. |
(1988) |
|
Ashbumhain Community Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
112 |
||||
|
16 Chapel Street |
Org: 1760 |
Ch. Sch: |
102 |
||||
|
210 |
ASHBY 01431-0126 |
508 386-7992 |
Members: |
141 |
SP |
Uer, Roger A. |
(1988) |
|
Ashby Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
58 |
||||
|
P.O. Box 126 |
Org: 1819 |
Ch. Sch: |
31 |
||||
|
220 |
ASHHELD 01330-0156 |
413 628-4470 |
Members: |
99 |
SP |
Stowe, Robert E. |
(1991) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
||||
|
Main Street, P.O. Box 519 |
Org: 1763 |
Ch. Sch: |
15 |
||||
|
230 |
ASHLAND 01721-0026 |
508 881-1355 |
Members: |
102 |
SP |
Robertson, Robert G. |
(1981) |
|
Federated Church of Ashland |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
242 |
AP |
Bieber, George |
(1989) |
|
|
118 Main Street, P.O. Box 26 |
Org: 1835 |
Ch. Sch: |
194 |
||||
|
235 |
ASSONET 02702-0155 |
508 644-5448 |
Members: |
161 |
SP |
Henry, Kathleen S. |
(1987) |
|
The United Church of Assonet |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
65 |
||||
|
United Church of Christ |
Org: 1807 |
Ch. Sch: |
36 |
||||
|
9 North Main, P.O. Box 155 |
|||||||
|
240 |
ATHOL 01331-2933 |
508 249-6202 |
Members: |
377 |
SP |
Johnson, Jeffrey P. |
(1979) |
|
Athol Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
165 |
CP |
Johnson, Ann Searing |
(1979) |
|
|
1225 Chestnut Street |
Org: 1830 |
Ch. Sch: |
75 |
||||
|
255 |
ATFLEBORO FALLS 02763-0319 |
508 699-7700 |
Members: |
233 |
SP |
Baker, Carole L. |
(1988) |
|
Central Congregational Church |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
95 |
||||
|
115 Commonwealth Avenue |
Org: 1874 |
Ch. Sch: |
80 |
||||
|
P.O. Box 1319 |
|||||||
|
260 |
ATTLEBORO 02703 |
508 222-4677 |
Members: |
657 |
SP |
Davis, Walter B. |
(1989) |
|
Second Congregational Church |
A.ssn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
291 |
CE |
Cotsalas, Julie F. |
(1988) |
|
|
50 Park Street |
Org: 1748 |
Ch. Sch: |
174 |
||||
|
270 |
AUBURN 01501-2819 |
508 832-2845 |
Members: |
350 |
SP |
Knox, Kenneth E. |
(1984) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
156 |
YM |
Mingolla, Sherry |
(1991) |
|
|
128 Central Street |
Org: 1776 |
Ch. Sch: |
100 |
PV |
MacLeod, Robert J. |
(1985) |
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CHURCH |
GENERAL INFO |
MEMBERSHIP |
PASTORS |
CALLED |
|||
|
280 |
AUBURN 01501-2546 |
508 755-8718 |
Members: |
111 |
SP |
Knight, Dennis R. |
(1980) |
|
Pakachoag Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
49 |
AP |
Colorio, Gina T. |
(1985) |
|
|
191 Pakachoag Street |
Org: 1951 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
||||
|
290 |
AVER 01432-1332 |
508 772-2044 |
Members: |
65 |
SP |
Goff. Philip D. |
(1981) |
|
Federated Church, UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
90 |
||||
|
21 Washington Street |
Org: 1861 |
Ch. Sch: |
36 |
||||
|
330 |
BARRE 01005-0668 |
508 355-4041 |
Members: |
223 |
SP |
Hayward, W. Gary |
(1980) |
|
Barre Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
90 |
||||
|
Park Street, Box 668 |
Org: 1828 |
Ch. Sch: |
75 |
||||
|
360 |
BEDFORD 01730-2192 |
617 275-7951 |
Members: |
320 |
SP |
Howard, Jamie R. |
(1980) |
|
Firet Church of Christ UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
137 |
CE |
Stowell, Sara |
(1971) |
|
|
25 The Great Road |
Org: 1730 |
Ch. Sch: |
107 |
||||
|
370 |
BELCHERTOWN 01007 |
413 323-7442 |
Members: |
324 |
SP |
Sisson, Robert E. |
(1988) |
|
Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
123 |
||||
|
Park Street |
Org: 1737 |
Ch. Sch: |
60 |
||||
|
380 |
BELMONT 02178-3081 |
617 484-4779 |
Members: |
234 |
SP |
Hartunian, Vartan |
(1959) |
|
First Armenian Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
150 |
||||
|
3 80 Concord Avenue |
Org: 1905 |
Ch. Sch: |
84 |
||||
|
3fiO |
BELMONT 02178-6320 |
617 489-4299 |
Members: |
121 |
SP |
Thompson, Susan L. |
(1992) |
|
First Cong. Church of Waverley |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
72 |
||||
|
471 Trapelo Road |
Org: 1865 |
Ch. Sch: |
23 |
||||
|
400 |
BELMONT 02178-3438 |
617 484-1542 |
Members: |
388 |
SP |
Willis, Terence R. |
(1980) |
|
Payson Park Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
195 |
CE |
Boccaccio, Keith D. |
(1990) |
|
|
365 Beknont Street |
Org: 1913 |
Ch. Sch: |
60 |
||||
|
410 |
BELMONT 02178-2582 |
617 484-5257 |
Members: |
216 |
SP |
Morgan, Jonathan J. |
(1989) |
|
Plymouth Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
85 |
||||
|
582 Pleasant Street |
Org: 1899 |
Ch. Sch: |
50 |
||||
|
420 |
BERKLEY 02779-9701 |
Members: |
109 |
SP |
Earle, Charles G. |
(1980) |
|
|
Berkley Congregational, UCC |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
||||
|
13 South Main Street, RFD 1 |
Org: 1737 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
||||
|
430 |
BERUN 01503-1219 |
508 838-2575 |
Members: |
117 |
IN |
Furrer, Stephen H. |
(1991) |
|
First Parish Church of Berlin |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
50 |
||||
|
24 Central Street |
Org: 1779 |
Ch. Sch: |
20 |
||||
|
440 |
BERNARDSTON 01337-0503 |
413 648-9306 |
Members; |
163 |
SP |
Koons, R. Paul |
(1991) |
|
United Church of Bemardston |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
133 |
||||
|
Church Street, P.O. Box 503 |
Org: 1824 |
Ch. Sch: |
99 |
||||
|
450 |
BEVERLY 01915-4593 |
508 922-4325 |
Members: |
434 |
SP |
Tudesco, James P. |
(1984) |
|
Dane Street Cong. Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
200 |
AP |
Lawrence, Priscilla Ann |
(1990) |
|
|
10 Dane Street |
Org: 1802 |
Ch. Sch: |
100 |
||||
|
460 |
BEVERLY 01915-3847 |
508 922-5135 |
Members: |
108 |
SP |
Cummings, Rayann B. |
(1989) |
|
First Federated Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
59 |
||||
|
167 Hale Street |
Org: 1953 |
Ch. Sch: |
30 |
||||
|
470 |
BEVERLY 01915-2821 Iinmanuei Congregational Church |
508 922-3174 Assn: 368 |
Members: Av. Att: |
190 |
SP |
Schoenwetter, Lisa D. |
(1991) |
|
140 Bridge Street |
Org: 1903 |
Ch. Sch: |
21 |
||||
|
480 |
BEVERLY 01915-1785 |
508 922-5722 |
Members: |
504 |
SP |
Wright, Robert J., Jr. |
(1980) |
|
Second Congregational Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
225 |
AP |
Remick, Donald H. |
(1986) |
|
|
35 Conant Street |
Org: 1713 |
Ch. Sch: |
197 |
||||
|
500 |
BILLERICA 01821-1916 |
508 663-8433 |
Members: |
286 |
SP |
Bailey, Dennis C. |
(1990) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
164 |
ST |
Woodard, Timothy H. |
(1991) |
|
|
18 AndoverRoad |
Org: 1829 |
Ch. Sch: |
196 |
||||
|
510 |
BILLERICA 01866-6297 |
508 663-3750 |
Members: |
114 |
SP |
Evitts, R. Kenneth |
(1988) |
|
Community Cong. Church of Pinehur |
t Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
100 |
||||
|
803 Boston Road |
Org: 1923 |
Ch. Sch: |
40 |
||||
|
540 |
BOSTON 02134 |
617 254-2920 |
Members: |
29 |
IN |
MacLean, Iain S. |
(1992) |
|
Allston Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
9 |
||||
|
41 Quint Avenue |
Org: 1886 |
Ch. Sch: |
|||||
|
550 |
BOSTON 02135 |
617 254-4046 |
Members: |
102 |
SP |
EUer, John T. |
(1990) |
|
Brighton Evang. Cong. Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
50 |
||||
|
404 Washington Street |
Org: 1827 |
Ch. Sch: |
30 |
||||
|
570 |
BOSTON 02129-3017 |
617 242-3483 |
Members: |
90 |
SP |
Fold, C. Victor |
(1977) |
|
First Church, Charlestown UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
||||
|
78 High Street |
Org: 1632 |
Ch. Sch: |
6 |
||||
|
580 |
BOSTON 02116-3090 |
617 266-7480 |
Members: |
91 |
CP |
Spalding, Richard E. |
(1988) |
|
Church of the Covenant, Fed. |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
125 |
CP |
Olmstead, Rose Ann |
(1980) |
|
|
67 Newbury Street |
Org: 1932 |
Ch. Sch: |
41 |
||||
|
600 |
BOSTON 02125-2323 |
617 282-0456 |
Members: |
21 |
SP |
Venator, David A. |
(1960) |
|
Dorchester, Pilgrim Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
12 |
YM |
Salvaggio, Charlene |
(1991) |
|
|
540 Columbia Road |
Org: 1862 |
Ch. Sch: |
|||||
|
620 |
FOREST HILLS 02130-3623 |
617 524-0775 |
Members: |
234 |
SP |
Stone, Paul T. |
(1982) |
|
Covenant Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
75 |
AP |
Nilsen, Caswell |
(1991) |
|
|
455 Arborway, Boston |
Org: 1881 |
Ch. Sch: |
45 |
||||
|
630 |
EAST BOSTON 02128-1513 |
617 569-5358 |
Members: |
79 |
SP |
Eraser, James W. |
(1986) |
|
Grace Federated Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
AP |
Scott, Marjorie A. |
(1989) |
|
|
760 Saratoga Street |
Org: 1836 |
Ch. Sch: |
6 |
PV |
Middleton, JohnG., Jr. |
(1988) |
-35-
|
CHURCH |
GENERAL INFO |
MEMBERSHIP |
PASTORS |
CALLED |
|||
|
640 |
HYDE PARK, BOSTON 02 13 6-2921 |
617 361-0374 |
Members: |
70 |
IN |
Smith, Jackson M. |
(1990) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
46 |
||||
|
6 Webster Street |
Org: 1863 |
Ch. Sch: |
6 |
||||
|
650 |
JAMAICA PLAIN 02130-4515 Boybton Congregational Church |
617 524-0554 Assn: 384 |
Members: Av. Att: |
115 |
SP |
Grabke, Ronald |
(1987) |
|
207 Amory Street |
Org: 1879 |
Ch. Sch: |
5 |
||||
|
660 |
JAMAICA PLAIN 02130-2866 |
617 524-3343 |
Members: |
64 |
SP |
Abele, R. ReinhoU |
(1991) |
|
Central Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
40 |
||||
|
85 Seavems Avenue |
Org: 1853 |
Ch. Sch: |
15 |
||||
|
665 |
JAMAICA PLAIN 02130 |
617 522-8163 |
Members: |
35 |
SP |
Diaz, Pablo |
(1989) |
|
Hispanic Community Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
85 |
AP |
Fuentes, Ferdinand |
(1989) |
|
|
of Boston |
Org: 1988 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
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85 Seavems Avenue, Box 3066 |
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690 |
BOSTON 02116-2882 Mt. Vernon Cong. Church 645 Boylston Street |
617 536-9212 Assn: 384 Org: 1842 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch. Sch: |
39 |
SP |
Crawford, James W. |
(1974) |
|
700 |
BOSTON 02116-2882 |
617 536-1970 |
Members: |
606 |
SP |
Crawford, James W. |
(1974) |
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Old South Church in Boston |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
400 |
AP |
Chrisman, Richard N. |
(1990) |
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645 Boylston Street |
Org: 1669 |
Ch. Sch: |
70 |
CE |
Arnold, Joan P. |
(1982) |
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730 |
BOSTON 02119-2298 |
617 445-7525 |
Members: |
315 |
SP |
Edwards, Ozzie L. |
(1982) |
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Eliot Cong. Church of Roxbury |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
210 |
AP |
Blackman, Edward B. |
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56 Dale Street |
Org: 1834 |
Ch. Sch: |
120 |
CE |
Steele, Edmond II |
(1990) |
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750 |
BOSTON 02121-1289 |
617 442-0481 |
Members: |
111 |
SP |
Taylor, Williamson S. |
(1985) |
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St. Mark Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
85 |
AP |
Sloan, Donna J. |
(1991) |
|
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200 Townsend Street |
Org: 1895 |
Ch. Sch: |
20 |
ST |
Swartz, Dawn |
(1991) |
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760 |
WEST ROXBURY, BOS'D0N2-2O1O |
617 323-4950 |
Members: |
103 |
SP |
Hanna, Paul E. |
(1992) |
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Stratford Street United Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
74 |
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77 Stratford Street |
Org: 1835 |
Ch. Sch: |
5 |
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765 |
ROXBURY, BOSTON 02119-1524 |
617 427-8192 |
Members: |
64 |
SP |
Ellis-Hagler, Graylan S. |
(1985) |
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Church of the United Community |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
60 |
AP |
Stevens, Kathryn |
(1989) |
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116 Roxbury Street |
Org: 1984 |
Ch. Sch: |
15 |
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110 |
BOXBOROUGH 01719 |
508 263-7387 |
Members: |
241 |
SP |
Leavitt, Richard G. |
(1985) |
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United Church of Christ, Cong. |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
110 |
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723 Massachusetts Avenue |
Org: 1829 |
Ch. Sch: |
70 |
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|
790 |
BOXFORD 01885 |
508 352-2127 |
Members: |
264 |
IN |
Edwards, Stephen M. |
(1991) |
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Second Congregational Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
160 |
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Washington Street |
Org: 1736 |
Ch. Sch: |
140 |
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|
800 |
BOYLSTON 01505 |
508 869-2027 |
Members: |
542 |
SP |
Foixl, Charles v., Jr. |
(1982) |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
155 |
AP |
Ahlstrand, Carol L. |
(1990) |
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4 Church Street |
Org: 1743 |
Ch. Sch: |
75 |
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830 |
BRIDGEWATER 02324 |
508 697-6016 |
Members: |
431 |
SP |
Nickerson, Paul B. |
(1984) |
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Central Square Cong. Church |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
180 |
YM |
Thompson, Stephanie |
(1990) |
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Central Square |
Org: 1821 |
Ch. Sch: |
150 |
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840 |
BRIDGEWATER 02324-2522 |
508 697-7315 |
Members: |
40 |
SP |
Buzard, Daniel |
(1986) |
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Scotland Trin. Cong. Church |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
9 |
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c/o Mrs. W. Joitlan, Cierk |
Org:1821 |
Ch. Sch: |
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119 Maple Avenue |
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850 |
BRIMHELD 01010-0462 |
413 245-7162 |
Members: |
204 |
SP |
Rose, Lois F. |
(1985) |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
87 |
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Main Street, Box 462 |
Org: 1724 |
Ch. Sch: |
54 |
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|
855 |
BROCKTON 02401-3906 |
508 586-3022 |
Members: |
970 |
CP |
McCoy, William R. |
(1987) |
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Christ Congregational Ch., UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
263 |
CP |
Wayles, Stephen E. |
(1979) |
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33 North Main Street |
Org: 1737 |
Ch. Sch: |
140 |
CE PV |
Clinton, Katrina F. Spear, Martha Jane |
(1988) (1988) |
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870 |
BROCKTON 02403-4191 |
508 587-8219 |
Members: |
101 |
SP |
Crayton, Huston, Jr. |
(1987) |
|
Lincoln Congregational Church |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
85 |
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13 Wales Avenue, P.O. Box 4191 |
Org: 1897 |
Ch. Sch: |
42 |
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|
920 |
BROOKHELD 01506-0457 |
508 867-6262 |
Members: |
113 |
SP |
WiW, John H. |
(1992) |
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Brookfield Cong. Church, Inc. |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
26 |
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Coiiunon and Central Streets |
Org: 1827 |
Ch. Sch: |
30 |
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|
925 |
BROOKUNE 02146 Brookline Chinese Christian Church of New England 1835 Beacon Street |
617 426-4710 Assn: 384 Org: 1979 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch. Sch: |
117 |
SP |
Shih, David |
|
|
930 |
BROOKUNE 02146-5066 |
617 277-6860 |
Members: |
127 |
SP |
Coughlin, Patricia C. |
(1988) |
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Harvard Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
155 |
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210 Harvard Street |
Org: 1844 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
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|
950 |
BUCKLAND 01338-9701 |
Members: |
84 |
SP |
Munson, Howard E. |
(1973) |
|
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
40 |
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Upper Street |
Org: 1785 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
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|
960 |
BURLINGTON 01803-3734 |
617 272-4547 |
Members: |
391 |
CE |
Ramsey, David |
(1991) |
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United Church of Christ, Cong. |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
70 |
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6 Lexington Street |
Org: 1735 |
Ch. Sch: |
60 |
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|
980 |
CAMBRIDGE 02138-3605 |
617 547-2724 |
Members: |
255 |
SP |
Happe, Allen P. |
(1977) |
|
First Church in Cambridge, Cong. |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
100 |
AP |
Holshouser, Cynthia |
(1987) |
|
|
1 1 Garden Street |
Org: 1633 |
Ch. Sch: |
64 |
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985 |
CAMBRIDGE 02138-3605 |
617 491-1474 |
Members: |
119 |
SP |
Kim, Tae Whan |
(1987) |
|
First Korean Church in |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
105 |
YM |
Kim, James |
(1991) |
|
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Cambridge |
Org: 1980 |
Ch. Sch: |
40 |
CE |
Cho, Grace |
(1991) |
|
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1 1 Garden Street |
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|
990 |
CAMBRIDGE 02140 |
617 547-1448 |
Members: |
146 |
SP |
Rose, Dudley C. |
(1983) |
|
North- Prospect UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
75 |
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1 803 Massachusetts Avenue |
Org: 1857 |
Ch. Sch: |
24 |
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P.O. Box 162 |
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|
1020 |
CANAAN 12029 |
518 781-4584 |
Members: |
78 |
SP |
Schenk, Barbara A. |
(1988) |
|
Canaan Congregational Church |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
63 |
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Canaan Four Comers |
Org: 1785 |
Ch. Sch: |
24 |
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|
1030 |
CANTON 02021-2214 |
617 828-2131 |
Members: |
603 |
SP |
Fiodlay, James S. |
(1983) |
|
UCC in Canton |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
212 |
AP |
Schmidt, Marlene |
(1991) |
|
|
1541 Washington Street |
Org: 1828 |
Ch. Sch: |
147 |
CE |
Weir, Elaine |
(1991) |
|
|
1040 |
CARVER 02330-0096 |
508 866-4493 |
Members: |
90 |
SP |
Merritt, Robert H. |
(1970) |
|
United Parish of Carver |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
157 |
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Main Street, P.O. Box 96 |
Org: 1732 |
Ch. Sch: |
185 |
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|
1045 |
CENTERVILLE 02632-2915 |
508 775-8332 |
Members: |
323 |
SP |
Baran, William R. |
(1984) |
|
South Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
130 |
AP |
Fackre, Dorothy A. |
(1989) |
|
|
565 Main Street |
Org: 1818 |
Ch. Sch: |
32 |
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|
1060 |
CHARLEMONT 01339-0248 |
413 339-4294 |
Members: |
107 |
SP |
Comstock, Allen M. |
(1986) |
|
Charlemont Federated Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
50 |
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Main Street, P.O. Box 248 |
Org: 1785 |
Ch. Sch: |
17 |
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|
1070 |
CHARLTON 01507-0070 |
508 248-5550 |
Members: |
119 |
SP |
Chase, James E. |
(1987) |
|
Federated Church of Charlton |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
89 |
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P.O. Box 70 |
Org: 1761 |
Ch. Sch: |
111 |
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|
1080 |
CHATHAM 02633-0435 |
508 945-0800 |
Members: |
459 |
SP |
Pitman, Walter L. |
(1986) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
215 |
CE |
Pitman, Stephanie R. |
(1991) |
|
|
650 Main Street |
Org: 1720 |
Ch. Sch: |
75 |
PV |
Mees, Matt |
(1983) |
|
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P.O. Box 435 |
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|
1090 |
CHELMSFORD 01824-0339 |
508 256-5931 |
Members: |
530 |
SP |
Evans, Hugh W. |
(1975) |
|
Central Congregational Church |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
175 |
CE |
Rolfsema, Mark |
(1992) |
|
|
1 Worthen Street. P.O. Box 339 |
Org: 1876 |
Ch. Sch: |
150 |
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|
1110 |
CHELSEA 02150-1507 |
617 884-0949 |
Members: |
98 |
IN |
Callahan, John F. |
(1989) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
40 |
CE |
Bryson, Bonnie- Ellen |
(1991) |
|
|
26 County Road |
Org: 1841 |
Ch. Sch: |
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|
1130 |
CHESTER 01011 |
Members: |
41 |
SP |
Morrison, Constance D. |
(1986) |
|
|
UCC Second Cong. Church |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
18 |
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Main and Middlerield Streets |
Org: 1844 |
Ch. Sch: |
27 |
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|
1140 |
CHESTERHELD 01012-0317 |
413 296-4794 |
Members: |
149 |
SP |
Erb, Jeffrey K. |
(1986) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
57 |
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Main Road, P.O. Box B-7 |
Org: 1764 |
Ch. Sch: |
38 |
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|
1160 |
CHICOPEE 01013-1744 |
413 592-0396 |
Members: |
128 |
SP |
Kahn, Justin G.G., Sr. |
(1991) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
53 |
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306 Chicopee Street |
Org: 1752 |
Ch. Sch: |
25 |
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|
1170 |
CHICOPEE 01013-2627 |
413 592-6007 |
Members: |
82 |
SP |
Denehy, Stephen |
(1992) |
|
Christ's Community Church |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
30 |
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|
101 Springfield Street |
Org: 1834 |
Ch. Sch: |
4 |
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|
1180 |
CUNTON 01510-0216 |
508 365-4648 |
Members: |
67 |
IN |
Vautier, Grif & Holly |
(1992) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
32 |
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Box 216 |
Org: 1844 |
Ch. Sch: |
12 |
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|
1190 |
CUNTON 01510-2735 |
508 365-9232 |
Members: |
157 |
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The United Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
75 |
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109 Haskell Avenue |
Org: 1887 |
Ch. Sch: |
25 |
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|
1200 |
COHASSET 02025 |
617 383-0808 |
Members: |
89 |
SP |
Hall. Stephen S. J. |
(1986) |
|
Beechwood Cong. Church |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
45 |
CE |
MacLean, Steven |
(1989) |
|
|
Church Street |
Org: 1863 |
Ch. Sch: |
15 |
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|
1210 |
COHASSET 02025-1895 |
617 383-0345 |
Members: |
261 |
SP |
Ritts, Gary A. |
(1987) |
|
Second Congregational Church |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
110 |
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43 Highland Avenue |
Org: 1824 |
Ch. Sch: |
92 |
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|
1230 |
CONCORD 01742-2509 |
508 369-4837 |
Members: |
753 |
IN |
Johnson, Robert W. |
(1991) |
|
Trinitarian Cong. Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
214 |
AP |
Hill, Dorothy Mitzi |
(1985) |
|
|
54 Walden Street |
Org: 1826 |
Ch. Sch: |
227 |
CE |
Stillman, Nancy |
(1992) |
|
|
1240 |
CONCORD 01742-2998 |
508 369-6309 |
Members: |
382 |
IN |
Boates, T. Thomas |
(1992) |
|
West Concord Union Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
114 |
YM |
King, Erin |
(1991) |
|
|
1317 Main Street |
Org: 1889 |
Ch. Sch: |
27 |
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|
1250 |
CONWAY 01341-9724 |
413 369-4040 |
Members: |
78 |
SP |
Mathison, Donald S. |
(1987) |
|
United Congregational Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
32 |
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|
United Church of Christ |
Org: 1768 |
Ch. Sch: |
21 |
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Pumpkin Hollow Road |
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|
1255 |
COTUIT 02635-0436 |
508 428-6163 |
Members: |
103 |
SP |
Endicott, Elizabeth H. |
(1991) |
|
Cotuit Federated Church |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
80 |
CE |
Corliss, Barbara |
(1991) |
|
|
P.O. Box 436 |
Org: 1923 |
Ch. Sch: |
32 |
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|
1260 |
CUMMINGTON 01026 |
413 634-5508 |
Members: |
123 |
SP |
Walters, Cathy S. |
(1992) |
|
Village Congregational Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
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|
Main Street |
Org: 1838 |
Ch. Sch: |
12 |
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|
1280 |
DALTON 01226-1688 |
413 684-1715 |
Members: |
597 |
IN |
Duncan, Stanley G. |
(1992) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
162 |
AP |
Towley, Carol |
(1992) |
|
|
514 Main Street |
Org: 1785 |
Ch. Sch: |
93 |
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|
1290 |
DANVERS 01923-1406 |
508 774-0116 |
Members: |
175 |
YM |
Kunkell, Melanie |
(1991) |
|
First Church of Danvers, Cong. |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
68 |
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41 CenUe Street |
Org: 1672 |
Ch. Sch: |
45 |
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|
1300 |
DANVERS 01923 |
508 774-4510 |
Members: |
565 |
SP |
Gross, Charles N. |
(1986) |
|
Maple Street Cong. Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
159 |
AP |
Larsen, Kenneth A. |
(1985) |
|
|
Maple Street |
Org: 1844 |
Ch. Sch: |
158 |
YM |
Supino, Jodi |
(1992) |
|
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CE |
Dinges, Bonnie Townsend (1988) | |
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1310 |
NORTH DARTMOUTH 02747-1223 |
508 994-6422 |
Members: |
243 |
SP |
Erickson, Aime F. |
(1991) |
|
Smith Mills Christian |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
75 |
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|
Congregational Church UCC |
Org: 1838 |
Ch. Sch: |
100 |
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|
1 1 Anderson Way |
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|
1320 |
SOUTH DARTMOUTH 02748-0608 |
508 993-6676 |
Members: |
484 |
IN |
Stillings, Gildon |
(1991) |
|
The Congregational Church of |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
160 |
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|
South Dartmouth. UCC |
Org: 1807 |
Ch. Sch: |
75 |
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P.O. Box 80608 |
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|
1330 |
DEDHAM 02026-4111 |
617 326-5050 |
Members: |
405 |
SP |
Roth, Taylor E. |
(1977) |
|
Allin Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
150 |
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683 High Street |
Org: 1638 |
Ch. Sch: |
70 |
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|
1360 |
SOUTH DEERHELD 01373-1039 |
413 665-3130 |
Members: |
86 |
SP |
Agnir, Federico T. |
(1988) |
|
South Deerfield Cong. Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
60 |
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250 North Main Street |
Org: 1818 |
Ch. Sch: |
20 |
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|
1370 |
SOUTH DENNIS 02660-1454 |
508 394-5992 |
Members: |
127 |
IN |
DuBois, Robert E. |
(1991) |
|
Cong. Church of South Dennis |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
70 |
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P.O. Box 1454 |
Org: 1817 |
Ch. Sch: |
15 |
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|
1380 |
DENNIS 02638-0031 |
508 385-3543 |
Members: |
500 |
SP |
Powers, David M. |
(1977) |
|
Dennis Union Church |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
252 |
PV |
Walker, Edwaixl A. |
(1986) |
|
|
713 Main Street |
Org: 1866 |
Ch. Sch: |
110 |
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P.O. Box 2020 |
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|
1390 |
WEST DENNIS 02670-0487 |
508 398-6420 |
Members: |
125 |
SP |
Newton, Seth W. |
(1984) |
|
West Dennis Comjnunity Church |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
50 |
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288 Main Street, Box 487 |
Org: 1833 |
Ch. Sch: |
15 |
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|
1420 |
DOUGLAS 01516 |
508 476-3857 |
Members: |
117 |
SP |
Smith, David A. |
(1987) |
|
First Cong. Church of Douglas |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
50 |
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Common Street, P.O. Box 1109 |
Org: 1747 |
Ch. Sch: |
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1440 |
DOVER 02030 |
508 785-0957 |
Members: |
693 |
SP |
Niblock, Thomas R. |
(1986) |
|
Dover Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
212 |
CE |
Gow, Willaixl A. |
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P.O. Box 305 |
Org: 1762 |
Ch. Sch: |
160 |
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|
1450 |
DRACUT 01826-3937 |
508 459-2022 |
Members: |
356 |
SP |
Zimmerman, Larry A. |
(1975) |
|
Christ Church United |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
170 |
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10 Arlington Street |
Org: 1969 |
Ch. Sch: |
124 |
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|
1470 |
DUDLEY 01571-0559 |
508 949-0500 |
Members: |
211 |
SP |
Stehr, Truman R. |
(1987) |
|
First Cong. Church of Dudley |
Assn; 360 |
Av. Att: |
85 |
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P.O. Box 559, Dudley Hill |
Org: 1732 |
Ch. Sch: |
72 |
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|
1480 |
DUNSTABLE 01827 |
508 649-6251 |
Members: |
93 |
SP |
Woodwaixl, Richard H. |
(1989) |
|
Evangelical Congregational |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
81 |
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|
Church in Dunstable |
Org: 1757 |
Ch. Sch: |
59 |
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Box 190 |
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|
1490 |
DUXBURY 02331-0121 |
617 934-6591 |
Members: |
625 |
SP |
Landall, Kenneth C. |
(1989) |
|
The Pilgrim Church UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
215 |
CE |
Collins, Doris |
(1990) |
|
|
404 Washington St., Box 121 |
Org: 1843 |
Ch. Sch: |
200 |
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Snug Harbor Station |
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|
1500 |
EAST BRIDGEWATER 02333-1319 |
508 378-2874 |
Members: |
292 |
SP |
Smith, Victoria M. |
(1992) |
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Union Congregational Church |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
86 |
CE |
Moore, Debra |
(1989) |
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105 Pleasant Street |
Org: 1826 |
Ch. Sch: |
81- |
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1510 |
EASTHAMPTON 01027-0484 |
413 527-4790 |
Members: |
381 |
SP |
Mercer, Peter W. |
(1988) |
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Easthampton Cong. Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
143 |
CE |
Nuttall, Jill |
(1991) |
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112 Main Street |
Org: 1785 |
Ch. Sch: |
125 |
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P.O. Box 484 |
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1520 |
EAST LONGMEADOW 01028-2993 |
413 525-4121 |
Members: |
567 |
SP |
Kyte, Robert R. |
(1988) |
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First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
230 |
CE |
Duffy, Marilyn |
(1990) |
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7 Somers Road |
Org: 1829 |
Ch. Sch: |
140 |
PV |
Baxter, Nancy S. |
(1990) |
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1525 |
WEST WAREHAM 02576 |
Members: |
35 |
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Ea.st Rochester Cong. Church |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
15 |
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County Road |
Org: 1887 |
Ch. Sch: |
25 |
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1550 |
ERVING 01344-0156 |
Members: |
23 |
IN |
Humphrey, Larry J. |
(1992) |
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Evangelical Cong. Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
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c/o Mr. Bill Care, P.O. Box 156 |
Org: 1832 |
Ch. Sch: |
20 |
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1570 |
ESSEX 01929 |
508 768-7855 |
Members: |
143 |
SP |
Keast, Barbara |
(1989) |
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First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
66 |
CE |
Lanzillotta, Cynthia |
(1992) |
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Main Street |
Org: 1683 |
Ch. Sch: |
40 |
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1590 |
EVEREIT 02149 |
617 387-2515 |
Members: |
88 |
SP |
Merriam, Ruth G. |
(1988) |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
51 |
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460 Broadway |
Org: 1848 |
Ch. Sch: |
17 |
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1600 |
EVERtri 02149 |
617 389-2860 |
Members: |
51 |
SP |
Hanunel, Vicki |
(1990) |
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Mystic Side Cong. Church, UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
48 |
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422 Main Street |
Org: 1893 |
Ch. Sch: |
25 |
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1610 |
FAIRHAVEN 02719 |
508 993-3368 |
Members: |
190 |
SP |
Daly, Roger C.B. |
(1988) |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
104 |
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Center and William Streets |
Org: 1794 |
Ch. Sch: |
85 |
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1625 |
FALL RIVER 02720-1626 |
508 679-6835 |
Members: |
131 |
SP |
Tripp, R. Joseph |
(1991) |
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United Parish of Fall River |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
70 |
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3520 North Main Sueet |
Org: 1984 |
Ch. Sch: |
20 |
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1640 |
FALMOUTH 02540-2667 |
508 548-3700 |
Members: |
554 |
SP |
Showalter, Douglas K. |
(1987) |
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First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
214 |
AP |
Noyes, Elvira G. |
(1980) |
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68 Main Street |
Org: 1687 |
Ch. Sch: |
151 |
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1650 |
NORTH FALMOUTH 02556-0403 |
508 563-2177 |
Members: |
176 |
SP |
Close, Charles C. |
(1992) |
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North Fahnouth Cong. Church |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
90 |
CE |
Lariviere, Marilyn J. |
(1991) |
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155 Old Main Rd., P.O. Box 403 |
Org: 1832 |
Ch. Sch: |
46 |
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1690 |
HTCHBURG 01420-3153 |
508 343-3307 |
Members: |
160 |
IN |
Lindsay, T. Landon |
(1990) |
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Faith United Parish |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
127 |
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Calvinistic Congregational UCC |
Org: 1768 |
Ch. Sch: |
43 |
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820 Main Street |
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1700 |
HTCHBURG 01420-7504 |
508 342-4257 |
Members: |
118 |
IN |
Meher, Philip |
(1991) |
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Elm Street Cong. Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
81 |
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264 Elm Street |
Org: 1895 |
Ch. Sch: |
32 |
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1710 |
FITCHBURG 01420-4331 |
508 342-0432 |
Members: |
305 |
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Rollstone Cong. Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
87 |
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United Church of Christ |
Org: 1868 |
Ch. Sch: |
58 |
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199 Main Street |
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1720 |
HTCHBURG 01420-4219 |
508 342-9489 |
Members: |
52 |
SP |
Bott, Joan J. |
(1984) |
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Trinity Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
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125 RolUtone Street |
Org: 1888 |
Ch. Sch: |
14 |
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1730 |
FOXBORO 02035-2306 |
508 543-5678 |
Members: |
482 |
SP |
Whitehead, R. Jack |
(1971) |
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Bethany Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
179 |
CE |
Sides, Janet |
(1989) |
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3 Rockhill Street |
Org: 1779 |
Ch. Sch: |
100 |
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1740 |
FRAMINGHAM 01701-8292 |
508 872-3342 |
Members: |
589 |
SP |
Dickerman, David L. |
(1985) |
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Grace Congregational UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
125 |
AP |
Wieman, Elizabeth |
(1988) |
|
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73 Union Avenue |
Org: 1873 |
Ch. Sch: |
85 |
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1750 |
FRAMINGHAM 01701-0405 |
508 875-1364 |
Members: |
548 |
SP |
Curry, Robert B. |
(1988) |
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The Plymouth Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
170 |
AP |
Legerstee, Dirkje F. |
(1987) |
|
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Edgell Road, P.O. Box 2322 |
Org: 1701 |
Ch. Sch: |
202 |
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1760 |
FRAMINGHAM 01701-3433 |
508 877-2050 |
Members: |
129 |
SP |
Crockett-Dickerman, |
(1980) |
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Edwards Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
72 |
Margaret |
(1986) |
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39 Edwards Street |
Org: 1827 |
Ch. Sch: |
53 |
CE |
Dickerman, Susan |
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1770 |
FRANKUN 02038-1996 |
508 528-3803 |
Members: |
230 |
IN |
Prefontaine, Linnea T. |
(1992) |
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Franklin Federated Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
149 |
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171 Main Street |
Org: 1738 |
Ch. Sch: |
140 |
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1780 |
GARDNER 01440-1316 |
508 632-2142 |
Members: |
166 |
SP |
Mansfield, Charles B. |
(1992) |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
93 |
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28 Green SUeet |
Org: 1786 |
Ch. Sch: |
42 |
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1820 |
GEORGETOWN 01833-0200 |
508 352-8443 |
Members: |
269 |
SP |
Southwick, Philip H. |
(1965) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
110 |
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8 Andover Street, P.O. Box 200 |
Org: 1732 |
Ch. Sch: |
100 |
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1825 |
GEORGETOWN 01833 |
508 352-2022 |
Members: |
228 |
SP |
Boylan, William E. |
(1969) |
|
ByfieW Parish Church, Inc. |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
210 |
AP |
Wright, Bryan T. |
(1990) |
|
|
132 Jackman Street |
Org: 1702 |
Ch. Sch: |
135 |
AP |
McGlew, Robert F. |
(1980) |
|
|
P.O. Box 335 |
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|
1827 |
GILBERTVIIIR 01031 |
413 477-6946 |
Members: |
49 |
IN |
Ferry, David L. |
(1991) |
|
Trinitarian Cong. Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
75 |
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Main Street |
Org: 1872 |
Ch. Sch: |
20 |
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|
1830 |
TURNERS Falls 01376 First Congregational Church of Gill |
413 648-9694 Assn: 372 Org: 1796 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch. Sch: |
8 |
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1850 |
GLOUCESTER 01930-5248 |
508 525-3891 |
Members: |
31 |
SP |
Bradshaw, Richard M. |
Jr. (1989) |
|
Union Congregational Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
40 |
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3 Norman Avenue, Magnolia |
Org: 1887 |
Ch. Sch: |
25 |
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1870 |
GLOUCESTER 01930-5739 |
508 283-1442 |
Members: |
412 |
SP |
Hamilton, Mark I. |
(1989) |
|
Trinity Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
80 |
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70 Middle Street |
Org: 1829 |
Ch. Sch: |
45 |
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|
1880 |
WEST GLOUCESTER 01930-2005 |
508 283-2817 |
Members: |
70 |
IN |
Arnold, J. William |
(1991) |
|
West G loucester Trinitarian |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
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Congregational Church |
Org: 1988 |
Ch. Sch: |
28 |
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|
488 Essex Avenue |
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|
1890 |
GRAFTON 01519-0421 |
508 839-4513 |
Members: |
385 |
SP |
Hanley, Timothy E. |
(1985) |
|
The Evangelical Cong. Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
195 |
AP |
Parks-Ramage, Christy |
(1990) |
|
|
30 Grafton Common, P.O. Box 421 |
Org: 1731 |
Ch. Sch: |
165 |
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|
1910 |
GRANBY 01033-0177 |
413 467-9742 |
Members: |
216 |
SP |
Holcomb, Merrilyn |
(1991) |
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Church of Christ Cong. |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
94 |
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P.O. Box 177 |
Org: 1762 |
Ch. Sch: |
46 |
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1920 |
GRANVIT.I.F 01034 |
413 357-8583 |
Members: |
63 |
IN |
Komdorfer, Raymond |
(1990) |
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Granville Federated Church |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
65 |
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Granby Road |
Org: 1750 |
Ch. Sch: |
40 |
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|
1940 |
GREAT BARRINGTON 01230-1606 |
413 528-2740 |
Members: |
270 |
SP |
Van Ausdall, Charles G. |
(1985) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
128 |
CE |
Saporito, Lynne |
(1989) |
|
|
251 Main Street |
Org: 1743 |
Ch. Sch: |
70 |
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1950 |
GREENHELD 01301-1209 |
413 774-3449 |
Members: |
263 |
SP |
Bromley, Shirlee M. |
(1986) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
135 |
AP |
Smith, Penny Rich |
(1989) |
|
|
43 Silver Street |
Org: 1754 |
Ch. Sch: |
30 |
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1960 |
GREENHFID 01301-3167 |
413 774-2559 |
Members: |
131 |
IN |
Miller, GUbert |
(1991) |
|
Robbins Memorial Cong. Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
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59 Munson St.. P.O. Box 3167 |
Org: 1919 |
Ch. Sch: |
22 |
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|
1970 |
GREENHELD 01301-3595 |
413 774-4355 |
Members; |
545 |
SP |
Turns, Larry |
(1989) |
|
Second Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
109 |
AP |
LeBlanc, Dennis E. |
(1992) |
|
|
16 Court Square |
Org: 1817 |
Ch. Sch: |
50 |
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1980 |
GROTON 01450-0233 |
508 448-2091 |
Members: |
151 |
SP |
Wedlock, Paul E. |
(1972) |
|
Union Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
130 |
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|
United Church of Christ |
Org: 1826 |
Ch. Sch: |
112 |
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219 Main St., P.O. Box 233 |
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1990 |
WEST GROTON 01472-0223 |
508 448-3348 |
Members: |
74 |
SP |
Cain, David K. |
(1982) |
|
Christian Union Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
21 |
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Main Street, P.O. Box 223 |
Org: 1885 |
Ch. Sch: |
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2000 |
GROVELAND 01834-1295 |
508 372-3463 |
Members: |
246 |
SP |
Talbot, Carlton II |
(1990) |
|
Groveland Cong. Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
139 |
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4 King Street |
Org: 1726 |
Ch. Sch: |
73 |
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2010 |
HADLEY 01035-9711 |
413 584-4117 |
Members: |
228 |
SP |
Giles, Lorain R. |
(1985) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
125 |
YM |
BuUeit, Steve |
(1991) |
|
|
54 Middle Street |
Org: 1659 |
Ch. Sch: |
79 |
CE |
Koski, Ann |
(1990) |
|
|
2020 |
HADLEY 01035-9638 |
413 586-2021 |
Members: |
71 |
SP |
ProuLx, Dale |
(1992) |
|
North Hadley Cong. Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
56 |
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243 River Street |
Org: 1831 |
Ch. Sch: |
20 |
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2030 |
HAUFAX 02338 |
617 293-6393 |
Members: |
256 |
SP |
MacCreary, R. Craig |
(1987) |
|
United Church of Christ |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
103 |
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Plymouth Street, Route 106 |
Org: 1732 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
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|
2040 |
HAMILTON 01936 |
508 468-1940 |
Members: |
271 |
SP |
Bussell, Harold L. |
(1983) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
485 |
AP |
Pressey, John |
(1987) |
|
|
Bay Road |
Org: 1714 |
Ch. Sch: |
128 |
AP |
Horn, David G. |
(1987) |
|
|
2050 |
HAMPDEN 01036 |
413 566-3711 |
Members: |
226 |
SP |
Howelk, Thomas D. |
(1982) |
|
Federated Community Church |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
90 |
CE |
Bliss, Laurie L. |
(1989) |
|
|
590 Main Street, P.O. Box 246 |
Org: 1926 |
Ch. Sch: |
84 |
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2060 |
HANOVER 02339-2216 |
617 826-4762 |
Members: |
404 |
SP |
Riley, W. Roscoe |
(1964) |
|
First Congregational UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
225 |
CE |
Bancroft, Janice A. |
(1979) |
|
|
515 Hanover Street |
Org: 1728 |
Ch. Sch: |
133 |
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|
2070 |
HARDWICK 01037-0001 |
508 867-3306 |
Members: |
56 |
IN |
Forry, David L. |
(1991) |
|
Calvinistic Cong. Church, Fed. |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
30 |
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P.O. Box 1 |
Org: 1828 |
Ch. Sch: |
30 |
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2110 |
HARVARD 01451-0342 |
508 456-8788 |
Members: |
344 |
SP |
Augspurger, Diana J. |
(1988) |
|
Evangelical Cong. Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
160 |
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The Common, 5 Still River Road |
Org: 1821 |
Ch. Sch: |
90 |
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P.O. Box 342 |
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2120 |
HARWICH 02645 |
508 432-1053 |
Members: |
520 |
SP |
Newberry, Charles T. Ill |
(1985) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
168 |
AP |
Erickson, John N., Ill |
(1990) |
|
|
Main Street |
Org: 1747 |
Ch. Sch: |
24 |
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P.O. Box 5207 |
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2130 |
HARWICH PORT 02646-0247 |
508 432-1668 |
Members: |
604 |
SP |
Todd, James A. |
(1992) |
|
Pilgrim Congregational Church |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
231 |
AP |
Bailey, Richard K. |
(1988) |
|
|
533 Main Street, P.O. Box 247 |
Org: 1854 |
Ch. Sch: |
85 |
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|
2140 |
HATRELD 01038 |
413 247-5733 |
Members: |
151 |
SP |
Noyes, Worth H. |
(1985) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
45 |
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|
Main Street |
Org: 1670 |
Ch. Sch: |
25 |
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|
2160 |
BRADFORD 01835-7902 |
508 374-1114 |
Members: |
332 |
SP |
Townsend, Norman J. |
(1990) |
|
First Church of Christ |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
120 |
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10 Church Street |
Org: 1682 |
Ch. Sch: |
60 |
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|
2170 |
HAVERHILL 01830-5099 |
508 373-3031 |
Members: |
174 |
SP |
Graichen, Frank G., Jr. |
(1985) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
96 |
YM |
Anderson, Mark |
(1990) |
|
|
232 Main Street |
Org: 1833 |
Ch. Sch: |
43 |
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|
2180 |
HAVERHILL 01830-6636 |
508 372-9871 |
Members: |
313 |
SP |
Howaid, Eliot N. |
(1988) |
|
Riverside Memorial Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
108 |
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|
278 Groveland Street |
Org: 1884 |
Ch. Sch: |
44 |
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|
2200 |
WESTHAWLEY 01339 |
Members: |
13 |
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|
Second Congregational Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
8 |
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of Hawley |
Org: 1825 |
Ch. Sch: |
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2205 |
HAYDENVILIF, 01039-0265 |
413 268-9344 |
Members: |
88 |
IN |
Foss, Leighton J. |
(1992) |
|
Congregational Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
20 |
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Box 265 |
Org: 1851 |
Ch. Sch: |
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2220 |
HINGHAM 02043-2896 |
617 749-1276 |
Members: |
585 |
SP |
Martin, Ned H. |
(1989) |
|
Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
220 |
AP |
Cham, Marcia Mitchell |
(1990) |
|
|
366 Main Street |
Org: 1847 |
Ch. Sch: |
230 |
CE |
Muller, Lynn |
(1986) |
|
|
2230 |
HINSDALE 01235-0309 |
413 655-8881 |
Members: |
122 |
SP |
Mullins, Judith |
(1989) |
|
First Cong. Church, Hinsdale |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
55 |
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|
Maple Street, P.O. Box 309 |
Org: 1795 |
Ch. Sch: |
50 |
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|
2240 |
HOLDEN 01520-1847 |
508 829-2146 |
Members: |
219 |
SP |
Shepherd, Janice |
(1990) |
|
Chaffin Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
79 |
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|
155 Shrewsbury Street |
Org: 1903 |
Ch. Sch: |
38 |
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|
2250 |
HOLDEN 01520-1016 |
508 829-5411 |
Members: |
609 |
SP |
Batt, Merlin T.. Jr. |
(1985) |
|
First Cong Church UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
200 |
AP |
Leinbach, Thomas C. |
(1989) |
|
|
1180 Main Street |
Org: 1742 |
Ch. Sch: |
90 |
CE |
Woodward, Marjorie |
(1989) |
|
|
2270 |
HOLUSTON 01746-2181 |
508 429-8608 |
Members: |
714 |
SP |
Tucker, William W. |
(1984) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
275 |
YM |
Bliss, Sharon L. |
(1990) |
|
|
725 Washington Street |
Org: 1728 |
Ch. Sch: |
256 |
CE |
Blois, Ted |
(1988) |
|
|
2290 |
HOLYOKE 01040-2424 |
413 538-8831 |
Members: |
313 |
SP |
Naser, Gordon R. |
(1981) |
|
Grace UCC in Holyoke |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
98 |
MM |
Strong, Natalie |
(1980) |
|
|
474 Pleasant Street |
Org: 1799 |
Ch. Sch: |
30 |
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2300 |
HOLYOKE 01040-4986 |
413 532-1483 |
Members: |
316 |
SP |
Roe, David |
(1989) |
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Second Congregational Church |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
121 |
CE |
Richter, Carl J. |
(1991) |
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395 High Street |
Org: 1849 |
Ch. Sch: |
32 |
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2305 |
HOPEDALE 01747-1225 |
508 473-1476 |
Members: |
158 |
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Union Evangelical Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
88 |
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25 Dutcher Street |
Org: 1901 |
Ch. Sch: |
69 |
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2310 |
HOPKINTON 01748-1212 |
508 435-9581 |
Members: |
357 |
SP |
Germaine, Richard A. |
(1972) |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
450 |
AP |
Laurence, Michael |
(1990) |
|
|
2-4 Main Street |
Org: 1724 |
Ch. Sch: |
250 |
AP |
Cloutier, Robert A. |
(1983) |
|
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2320 |
HOUSATONIC 01236-0571 |
413 274-6172 |
Members: |
44 |
SP |
Frank, Jill Graham |
(1986) |
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Housatonic Cong. Church |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
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Mam Street, P.O. Box 571 |
Org: 1841 |
Ch. Sch: |
12 |
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2350 |
HUDSON 01749 |
508 562-9207 |
Members: |
81 |
SP |
Monstur, Richard A. |
(1986) |
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First Federated Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
65 |
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200 Central Street |
Org: 1918 |
Ch. Sch: |
45 |
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2360 |
HUNTINGTON 01050-0598 |
413 667-3208 |
Members: |
57 |
SP |
Paulson, Barbara C. |
(1988) |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
27 |
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P.O. Box 598 |
Org: 1778 |
Ch. Sch: |
16 |
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2370 |
IPSWICH 01938-0105 |
508 356-2211 |
Members: |
177 |
SP |
Melvin, David T. |
(1984) |
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First Church in Ipswich |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
128 |
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Meetinghouse Green, Box 105 |
Org: 1634 |
Ch. Sch: |
96 |
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2390 |
LAKEVII I F 02347-0804 |
508 947-4979 |
Members: |
144 |
SP |
Stewart, Ian J. |
(1984) |
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Lakeville United Ch. of Christ |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
87 |
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P.O. Box 1236 |
Org: 1719 |
Ch. Sch: |
82 |
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2410 |
LANCASTER 01523-0413 |
508 365-6259 |
Members: |
263 |
SP |
Evans, Jonathan K. |
(1992) |
|
Evangelical Cong. Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
161 |
YM |
Williamson, David |
(1989) |
|
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P.O. Box 413 |
Org: 1839 |
Ch. Sch: |
100 |
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2420 |
LAWRENCE 01840 |
508 682-5700 |
Members: |
80 |
SP |
McCloy, James, Jr. |
(1985) |
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Hope Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
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165 Haverhill Street |
Org: 1847 |
Ch. Sch: |
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2430 |
METHUEN 01844-7313 |
508 686-5542 |
Members: |
47 |
SP |
Pierce, Richard E. |
(1990) |
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United Riverside Cong. Church |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
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16 Dale Street |
Org: 1878 |
Ch. Sch: |
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2440 |
LAWRENCE 01843-1420 |
508 683-9163 |
Members: |
67 |
SP |
Robinson, Sylvia F. |
(1990) |
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South Congregational Church |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
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198 South Broadway |
Org: 1868 |
Ch. Sch: |
10 |
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2450 |
LAWRENCE 01842-0337 |
508 975-7622 |
Members: |
85 |
SP |
Gonzalez, Nebon |
(1991) |
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Spanish Evangelical Church |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
105 |
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P.O. Box 237 |
Org: 1968 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
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2470 |
LEE 01238-0395 |
413 243-1033 |
Members: |
235 |
SP |
Moschella, Mary Clark |
(1987) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
85 |
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Park Place. Box 395 |
Org: 1780 |
Ch. Sch: |
40 |
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2480 |
LOCESTER 01524-0122 |
508 892-3274 |
Members: |
157 |
SP |
Tadgell, H. Allen, Jr. |
(1980) |
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First Cong. Church, Federated |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
74 |
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P.O. Box 122 |
Org: 1719 |
Ch. Sch: |
50 |
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2490 |
LENOX 01240-2313 |
413 637-1001 |
Members: |
129 |
SP |
Clark, Douglas Moschella (1989) | |
|
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United Church of Christ |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
58 |
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The Church On The Hill |
Org: 1769 |
Ch. Sch: |
6 |
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65 Main Street |
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2500 |
LEOMINSTER 01453-2437 |
508 537-7054 |
Members: |
130 |
SP |
Brown, Duane R. |
(1990) |
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The Cong. Church of Christ |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
55 |
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583 Mam Street |
Org: 1874 |
Ch. Sch: |
50 |
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|
2510 |
LEOMINSTER 01453-5654 |
508 534-5164 |
Members: |
432 |
SP |
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Pilgrim Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
102 |
CE |
Henry, Judith |
(1992) |
|
|
26 West Street |
Org: 1822 |
Ch. Sch: |
53 |
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2520 |
LEVERbTl' 01054 |
413 548-9199 |
Members: |
86 |
SP |
Newell, Gordon |
(1989) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 380 Org: 1774 |
Av. Att: Ch. Sch: |
44 12 |
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|
2530 |
LEXINGTON 02173-4895 |
617 862-4220 |
Members: |
982 |
SP |
Meek. Peter H. |
(1980) |
|
Hancock UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
266 |
AP |
Godfrey. M. Gay |
(1979) |
|
|
1912 Massachusetts Avenue |
Org: 1868 |
Ch. Sch: |
212 |
CE |
Brown, Rebecca Pugh |
(1991) |
|
|
2540 |
LEXINGTON 02173-1899 |
617 862-0357 |
Members: |
230 |
SP |
Brain, Judith |
(1992) |
|
Pilgrim Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
78 |
CE |
LJtchfieW, Ruth |
(1987) |
|
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55 Coolidge Avenue |
Org: 1958 |
Ch. Sch: |
31 |
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2550 |
UNCOLN 01773 |
617 259-8118 |
Members: |
376 |
SP |
Rockwell, Nancy |
(1985) |
|
The First Parish in Lincoln |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
150 |
AP |
Wuestneck. John |
(1989) |
|
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Bedfoixl Road, P.O. Box 218 |
Org: 1747 |
Ch. Sch: |
65 |
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2560 |
UTTLETON 01460-1253 |
508 486-3245 |
Members: |
277 |
SP |
BeUan. William E.. Jr. |
(1978) |
|
Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
157 |
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330 King Street |
Org: 1840 |
Ch. Sch: |
83 |
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|
2570 |
LONGMEADOW 01106 |
413 567-6287 |
Members: |
1746 |
SP |
DeLong, Gary A. |
(1987) |
|
First Church of Christ |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
345 |
AP |
Roan. Thomas |
(1991) |
|
|
763 Longmeadow Street |
Org: 1716 |
Ch. Sch: |
150 |
CE |
Veysey, Daryl |
(1991) |
|
|
2580 |
LOWELL 01852-1395 |
508 459-9631 |
Members: |
199 |
SP |
Dunham, Lloyd H. |
(1988) |
|
Christ Church United |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
90 |
AP |
Roberts. Robert A. |
(1990) |
|
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1 Bartlett Street |
Org: 1969 |
Ch. Sch: |
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2620 |
LOWELL 01854-2606 |
508 452-2144 |
Members: |
83 |
SP |
Williams. David C. |
(1991) |
|
PawtucketCong. Church |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
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|
15 Mammoth Road |
Org: 1797 |
Ch. Sch: |
25 |
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|
2630 |
LUDLOW 01056-1410 |
413 583-3339 |
Members: |
413 |
SP |
Baxter, Ledyard S. |
(1983) |
|
First Church in Ludlow |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
170 |
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859 Center Street |
Org: 1774 |
Ch. Sch: |
125 |
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|
2640 |
LUDLOW 01056-0058 |
413 583-5717 |
Members: |
110 |
SP |
Carlton, Thomas C. |
(1987) |
|
Union Church of Ludlow |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
60 |
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51 Center Street, P.O. Box 58 |
Org: 1867 |
Ch. Sch: |
40 |
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|
2650 |
LUNENBURG 01462-1428 |
508 582-6572 |
Members: |
212 |
CP |
Lanier, Stacey G. |
(1989) |
|
United Parish of Lunenburg |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
120 |
CP |
Lanier, Stewart |
(1989) |
|
|
39 Main Street |
Org: 1835 |
Ch. Sch: |
107 |
CE |
White, Ruth Ann |
(1991) |
|
|
2660 |
LYNN 01902-1632 |
617 598-0365 |
Members: |
134 |
SP |
Simpson, William H. |
(1960) |
|
Bethany United Church of Christ |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
80 |
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|
410 Eastern Avenue |
Org: 1896 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
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|
2670 |
LYNN 01902-5003 |
617 592-8718 |
Members: |
84 |
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Central Congregational Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
50 |
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97 Broad Street |
Org: 1850 |
Ch. Sch: |
10 |
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|
2690 |
LYNNHELD 01940-1836 |
617 334-3050 |
Members: |
608 |
SP |
Strickland, Mark F. |
(1976) |
|
Centre Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
200 |
AP |
Rossier, Marilyn R. |
(1985) |
|
|
5 Summer Street |
Org: 1720 |
Ch. Sch: |
204 |
YM |
Brigham, William L. |
(1991) |
|
|
2700 |
LYNNHELD 01940-2344 |
617 599-4421 |
Members: |
126 |
SP |
Dinges, Richard A. |
(1982) |
|
Lynnfield Community Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
40 |
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|
735 Salem Street |
Org: 1854 |
Ch. Sch: |
10 |
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|
2710 |
MALDEN 02148-4867 |
617 324-3733 |
Members: |
268 |
SP |
Ferrara, Randall |
(1989) |
|
First Church in Maiden |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
102 |
AP |
Clark, Deborah Lee |
(1991) |
|
|
184 Pleasant Street |
Org: 1649 |
Ch. Sch: |
48 |
AP |
Rieth, Vicki Lyim |
(1991) |
|
|
2740 |
MANCHESTER 01944-0187 |
508 526-7661 |
Members: |
285 |
SP |
Hughes, John G. |
(1980) |
|
First Parish Church, Cong. |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
109 |
YM |
Baxter, M. David |
(1990) |
|
|
P.O. Box 187 |
Org: 1716 |
Ch. Sch: |
106 |
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|
2750 |
MANSHELD 02048 |
508 339-4793 |
Members: |
369 |
SP |
Hume, Charles N. |
(1981) |
|
Orthodox Congregational Church |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
95 |
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|
17 West Street, Box 322 |
Org: 1838 |
Ch. Sch: |
50 |
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|
2760 |
MARBLEHEAD 01945-3565 |
617 631-0620 |
Members: |
688 |
SP |
Potter, John P. |
(1992) |
|
First Church of Christ |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
215 |
CE |
Altshuler, Mary |
(1989) |
|
|
10 Stacy Street |
Org: 1684 |
Ch. Sch: |
305 |
PV L\ |
Hood, Charles F. Scott, Dadgie |
(1989) (1991) |
|
|
2780 |
MARLBOROUGH 01752-3990 |
508 485-6297 |
Members: |
529 |
SP |
Pruitt, Wayne N. |
(1981) |
|
First Church in Marlborough (Cong.) |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
195 |
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High Street and Bolton Street |
Org: 1666 |
Ch. Sch: |
140 |
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|
2790 |
MARSHHELD 02050-3422 |
617 834-7664 |
Members: |
257 |
SP |
Jackson, Robert H. |
(1985) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
120 |
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1981 Ocean Street |
Org: 1632 |
Ch. Sch: |
120 |
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|
2810 |
MATTAPOISEIT 02739-0284 |
508 758-2671 |
Members: |
353 |
SP |
Patch, Raymond D. |
(1983) |
|
The Congregational Church |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
210 |
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|
Church Street, Box 284 |
Org: 1736 |
Ch. Sch: |
85 |
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|
2830 |
MAYNARD 01754-0211 |
508 897-2522 |
Members: |
128 |
IN |
Weber, R. Lee |
(1992) |
|
Union Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
77 |
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|
80 Main Street, P.O. Box 211 |
Org: 1852 |
Ch. Sch: |
48 |
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|
2840 |
MEDHELD 02052 |
508 359-2351 |
Members: |
625 |
SP |
Wood, Robert L. |
(1965) |
|
UCC in Medfield |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
250 |
AP |
Hoklen, Leila B. |
(1981) |
|
|
Main Street |
Org: 1828 |
Ch. Sch: |
230 |
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|
2860 |
MEDFORD 02155-4240 |
617 396-8435 |
Members: |
40 |
SP |
Doehring, Carrie |
(1992) |
|
North St. Union Cong. Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
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|
144 North Street |
Org: 1915 |
Ch. Sch: |
8 |
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2880 |
MEDFORD 02155-3608 |
617 395-3360 |
Members: |
235 |
SP |
Titus, Larry A. |
(1991) |
|
The Congregational Church of |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
97 |
AP |
Titus, Kalhryn M. |
(1991) |
|
|
West Medford, UCC |
Org: 1872 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
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400 High Street |
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|
2910 |
MELROSE 02176-3832 |
617 665-2111 |
Members: |
511 |
IN |
Evans, Thomas H. |
(1992) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
230 |
CE |
Angell, Jeanette |
(1990) |
|
|
121 West Foster Street |
Org: 1848 |
Ch. Sch: |
90 |
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|
2930 |
MELROSE HIGHLANDS 02177 |
617 665-4200 |
Members: |
462 |
SP |
Barnes, Charles P. |
(1987) |
|
Melrose Highlands Cong. Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
180 |
YM |
Hutchinson, Mark B. |
(1991) |
|
|
355 Franklin Street |
Org: 1875 |
Ch. Sch: |
60 |
CE |
Keenom, Rhonda |
(1990) |
|
|
2940 |
MERRIMAC 01860-1504 |
508 346-8400 |
Members: |
176 |
SP |
Comins, Ellsworth D., J |
r. (1967) |
|
Pilgrim Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
180 |
CE |
Herdrich, Kevin |
(1991) |
|
|
27 Church Street |
Org: 1726 |
Ch. Sch: |
153 |
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|
2960 |
METHUEN 01844-0126 |
508 687-1240 |
Members: |
450 |
SP |
King, Elizabeth |
(1992) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
206 |
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|
26 Pleasant St., P.O. Box 126 |
Org: 1729 |
Ch. Sch: |
161 |
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|
2970 |
METHUEN 01844-3452 |
508 683-8523 |
Members: |
92 |
IN |
Hood, Charles F. |
(1991) |
|
Forest Street Union Church |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
60 |
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15 Forest Street |
Org: 1913 |
Ch. Sch: |
40 |
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|
2990 |
MIDDLEBORO 02346-2439 |
508 947-0732 |
Members: |
91 |
SP |
Becker, Ruth K. |
(1990) |
|
North Congregational Church |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
68 |
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|
34 Plymouth Street |
Org: 1748 |
Ch. Sch: |
27 |
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|
3000 |
MIDDLEHELD 01243 |
413 442-9827 |
Members: |
38 |
SP |
Morrison, Constance D. |
(1983) |
|
Congregational Church |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
15 |
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|
Skyline Trail |
Org: 1783 |
Ch. Sch: |
8 |
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|
3010 |
MIDDLETON 01949-0698 |
508 774-3788 |
Members: |
198 |
SP |
Sangree, Paul H. |
(1989) |
|
Middleton Congregational |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
110 |
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|
Church of the UCC |
Org: 1729 |
Ch. Sch: |
70 |
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66 Maple Street, P.O. Box 398 |
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|
3030 |
MILLBURY 01527 |
508 865-9737 |
Members: |
134 |
SP |
Haley, Jane A. |
(1990) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
62 |
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|
West Main Street |
Org: 1747 |
Ch. Sch: |
27 |
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|
3040 |
EAST MILLBURY 01527-4398 |
508 752-4790 |
Members: |
52 |
SP |
Mars, Raymond S. |
(1984) |
|
Raymond Memorial Church UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
18 |
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|
5 Raymond Street |
Org: 1934 |
Ch. Sch: |
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|
3050 |
MILLBURY 01527-2004 |
508 865-6274 |
Members: |
142 |
SP |
Davis, J. Clifford |
(1991) |
|
Millbury Federated Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
91 |
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|
20 Main Street |
Org: 1827 |
Ch. Sch: |
62 |
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|
3055 |
MILLERS FALLS 01349-1339 |
413 659-3430 |
Members: |
102 |
SP |
Davis, Robert E. |
(1982) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
80 |
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|
19 Bridge Street |
Org: 1872 |
Ch. Sch: |
47 |
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|
3060 |
MILUS 02054-0001 |
508 376-5034 |
Members: |
339 |
SP |
MacMullen, Howard H. |
J<J985) |
|
Church of Christ UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
150 |
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|
142 Exchange St. P.O. Box 57 |
Org: 1714 |
Ch. Sch: |
80 |
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|
3070 |
MILTON 02186-5681 |
617 698-0270 |
Members: |
325 |
SP |
Smith, Llewellyn P. |
(1982) |
|
East Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
103 |
CE |
Sheridan, Lynda- Lee |
(1987) |
|
|
610 Adams Street |
Org: 1843 |
Ch. Sch: |
62 |
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|
3080 |
MILTON 02186-3217 |
617 696-8517 |
Members: |
153 |
IN |
Bend roth, Norman |
(1992) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
75 |
CE |
Bent, Kristen |
(1990) |
|
|
495 Canton Avenue |
Org: 1678 |
Ch. Sch: |
12 |
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|
3090 |
MONSON 01057-1007 |
413 267-3312 |
Members: |
363 |
SP |
Nielsen, Douglas E. |
(1981) |
|
First Church of Monson |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
150 |
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|
3 High Street |
Org: 1762 |
Ch. Sch: |
120 |
||||
|
3100 |
MONTAGUE 01351-0065 |
413 367-2818 |
Members: |
180 |
SP |
Seamon, Barbara |
(1990) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
65 |
||||
|
Central Street, P.O. Box 65 |
Org: 1751 |
Ch. Sch: |
48 |
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|
3120 |
TURNERS FALLS 01376 |
413 863-9844 |
Members: |
85 |
IN |
Clarke-Conrad, Dwight |
(1991) |
|
First Congregational Church of |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
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Turners Falls |
Org: 1875 |
Ch. Sch: |
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L Street |
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|
3130 |
MONTEREY 01245-0182 |
413 528-5850 |
Members: |
48 |
SP |
Aerie, Chfford L. |
(1988) |
|
Monterey UCC |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
46 |
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|
Mam Road, P.O. 182 |
Org; 1750 |
Ch. Sch: |
16 |
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|
3160 |
NAHANT 01908-1603 |
617 581-1202 |
Members: |
232 |
SP |
Knapp, Hugh H. |
(1988) |
|
Village Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
75 |
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|
27 CUff Street |
Org: 1850 |
Ch. Sch: |
45 |
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|
3170 |
NATICK 01760-0003 |
508 655-5880 |
Members: |
312 |
SP |
Giragosian, Richard |
(1989) |
|
First Congregational Church of Natick |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
125 |
CE |
Gray, Mary |
(1990) |
|
|
39 E. Central St., Box 237 |
Org: 1802 |
Ch. Sch: |
128 |
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|
3180 |
SOUTH NATICK 01760 |
508 653-2244 |
Members: |
55 |
SP |
Kring, Walter D. |
(1982) |
|
Eliot Church of S. Natick, Fed |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
40 |
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|
Eliot Street |
Org: 1651 |
Ch. Sch: |
40 |
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|
3190 |
NEEDHAM 02192-2202 |
617 444-2510 |
Members: |
871 |
SP |
Clayton, Paul C. |
(1973) |
|
Cong. Church of Needham |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
281 |
AP |
Weidler, E. Richaixl |
(1985) |
|
|
1 154 Great Plain Avenue |
Org: 1857 |
Ch. Sch: |
300 |
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3210 |
NEW BEDFORD 02742-0320 |
508 997-9086 |
Members: |
157 |
SP |
Derr, Virginia B. |
(1987) |
|
Pilgrim U.C.C. |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
55 |
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|
635 Purchase Street, Box 5230 |
Org: 1807 |
Ch. Sch: |
29 |
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|
3220 |
NEWBRAINTREE 01531-9716 |
508 867-3306 |
Members: |
74 |
IN |
Forry, David |
(1991) |
|
The New Braintree Cong. Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
75 |
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|
Oakham Road |
Org: 1754 |
Ch. Sch: |
47 |
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|
3230 |
NEWBURY 01951-4730 |
508 465-5597 |
Members: |
240 |
SP |
Carter, William R. |
(1980) |
|
First Parish Church, Newbury |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
101 |
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|
20 High Road |
Org: 1635 |
Ch. Sch: |
50 |
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|
3240 |
NEWBURYPORT 01950-3798 |
508 465-7734 |
Members: |
227 |
SP |
Hangen, E. George |
(1969) |
|
Belleville Cong. Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
70 |
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|
300 High Street |
Org: 1808 |
Ch. Sch: |
63 |
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|
3250 |
NEWBURYPORT 01950 |
508 465-0533 |
Members: |
291 |
SP |
Allen, Kent E. |
(1988) |
|
Central Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
135 |
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|
14 Titcomb & Pleasant Streets |
Org: 1768 |
Ch. Sch: |
87 |
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|
3260 |
SOUTHHELD 01259 |
413 229-8106 |
Members: |
110 |
IN |
Bishop, Joseph |
(1992) |
|
United Church of |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
52 |
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|
New Marlborough |
Org: 1744 |
Ch. Sch: |
6 |
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|
3270 |
NEW SALEM 01355 |
508 544-7300 |
Members: |
48 |
SP |
Dahlman, J. Stanley |
(1988) |
|
Central Congregational Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
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|
c/o R. Bradley Fisher, HCR 88 |
Org: 1845 |
Ch. Sch: |
7 |
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|
3280 |
NEWTON 02166-2311 |
617 964-8516 |
Members: |
331 |
SP |
Johnson, Ellis B. |
(1986) |
|
United Parish of Aubumdale |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
159 |
CE |
Webb, Sharon |
(1991) |
|
|
64 Hancock Street |
Org: 1850 |
Ch. Sch: |
106 |
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|
3300 |
NEWTON 02158-2099 |
617 244-3639 |
Members: |
274 |
SP |
Davis, Herbert R. |
(1973) |
|
Eliot Church of Newton |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
125 |
AP |
Reed, Holly G. |
(1986) |
|
|
474 Centre Street |
Org: 1845 |
Ch. Sch: |
75 |
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|
3310 |
NEWTON 02160-1602 |
617 244-5395 |
Members: |
175 |
IN |
Haner, Joan M. |
(1991) |
|
Central Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
75 |
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|
218 Walnut Street, Newtonville |
Org: 1868 |
Ch. Sch: |
18 |
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|
3330 |
WABAN 02168-2298 |
617 527-6221 |
Members: |
222 |
SP |
Schaudt, Yvonne V. |
(1992) |
|
The Union Church in Waban |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
68 |
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|
(Affiliated) |
Org: 1905 |
Ch. Sch: |
25 |
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|
14 Collins Road |
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|
3340 |
WEST NEWTON 02165-2405 |
617 244-2690 |
Members: |
536 |
SP |
Bertram, Malcolm |
(1990) |
|
The Second Church in Newton |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
124 |
AP |
Braudaway-Bauman, |
Chris (1988) |
|
|
60 Highland Street |
Org: 1781 |
Ch. Sch: |
83 |
PV |
Yust, Karen Marie |
(1992) |
|
|
3350 |
NEWTON HIGHLANDS02161-1547 |
617 527-3898 |
Members: |
185 |
SP |
Antal, James M. |
(1986) |
|
Newton Highlands Cong. Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
87 |
YM |
Crebbin, Matt |
(1990) |
|
|
United Church of Christ |
Org: 1872 |
Ch. Sch: |
80 |
CE |
Kogut, Patty |
(1992) |
|
|
54 Lincoln Street |
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|
3360 |
NORFOLK 02056 |
508 528-0262 |
Members: |
130 |
IN |
Peabody, A. Rand |
(1990) |
|
Federated Church of Norfolk |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
110 |
YM |
Shahan, Daniel |
(1990) |
|
|
P.O. Box 315 |
Org: 1795 |
Ch. Sch: |
82 |
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|
3370 |
NORTH ADAMS 01247 |
413 663-9940 |
Members: |
245 |
SP |
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|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
106 |
CE |
Whitney, Beverly Z. |
(1986) |
|
|
Main Street |
Org: 1827 |
Ch. Sch: |
52 |
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|
3380 |
NORTHAMPTON 01060-3186 |
413 584-5500 |
Members: |
299 |
SP |
Bamett, Roger A. |
(1987) |
|
Edwards Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
130 |
CE |
Rossi, Sandra C. |
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|
297 Main Street |
Org: 1833 |
Ch. Sch: |
50 |
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|
3390 |
NORTHAMPTON 01060 |
413 584-9392 |
Members: |
259 |
SP |
Ives, Peter |
(1989) |
|
First Church of Christ, Inc. |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
110 |
CE |
Boliver, Linda |
(1990) |
|
|
129 Main St. |
Org: 1661 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
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|
Comer Main and Center St. |
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|
3410 |
NORTH ANDOVER 01845-2624 |
508 686-4445 |
Members: |
375 |
SP |
Schumm, Herbert I. |
(1967) |
|
Trinitarian Cong. Church |
Assn: 348 |
Av. Att: |
160 |
AP |
Engelmann, Kim V. |
(1989) |
|
|
72 Ehn Street |
Org: 1834 |
Ch. Sch: |
172 |
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|
3430 |
NORTH ATTl .FBORO 02760-4222 |
508 695-1713 |
Members: |
166 |
SP |
Wood, John C. |
(1990) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
70 |
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|
675 Old Post Road |
Org: 1712 |
Ch. Sch: |
45 |
||||
|
3440 |
NORTHBOROUGH 01532-0241 |
508 393-8156 |
Members: |
276 |
IN |
Weidler, Janet Boyd |
(1992) |
|
Trinity Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
175 |
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|
23 Main Street, P.O. Box 241 |
Org: 1832 |
Ch. Sch: |
143 |
||||
|
3450 |
NORTHBRIDGE 01534-1143 |
508 234-6013 |
Members: |
44 |
SP |
Mark, William R. |
(1992) |
|
Northbridge Centre Cong Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
27 |
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|
c/o Roy Wright |
Org: 1782 |
Ch. Sch: |
17 |
||||
|
257 Cooper Road |
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|
3460 |
NORTHBRIDGE 01534 |
Members: |
61 |
SP |
Mark, William R. |
(1992) |
|
|
Rockdale Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
38 |
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|
Fowler Road |
Org: 1879 |
Ch. Sch: |
22 |
||||
|
3490 |
NORTHHELD 01360 |
413 498-2431 |
Members: |
244 |
SP |
Parrill, Uoyd E. |
(1977) |
|
Trinitarian Cong. Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
87 |
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|
Main Street |
Org: 1825 |
Ch. Sch: |
25 |
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|
3500 |
NORTH READING 01864-0366 |
508 664-3703 |
Members: |
330 |
SP |
Hughes, Richard A. |
(1992) |
|
Union Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
190 |
CE |
Foye, Pamela J. |
(1989) |
|
|
P.O. Box 366 |
Org: 1720 |
Ch. Sch: |
120 |
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GENERAL INFO |
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|
3510 |
NORTON 02766-0993 |
508 285-4710 |
Members: |
234 |
SP |
Merten, Gordon C. |
(1991) |
|
Trinitarian Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
130 |
||||
|
P.O. Box 2068 |
Org: 1832 |
Ch. Sch: |
65 |
||||
|
3515 |
NORWELL 02061-0005 |
617 659-2887 |
Members: |
616 |
AP |
DeWeese, Danny L. |
(1989) |
|
UCC Congregational Church |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
300 |
CE |
King, Heidi |
(1990) |
|
|
460 Main Street, P.O. Box 501 |
Org: 1966 |
Ch. Sch: |
140 |
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|
3520 |
NORWOOD 02062-2049 |
617 762-3320 |
Members: |
380 |
SP |
Warner, Leonard H. |
(1973) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
135 |
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|
100 Winter Street |
Org: 1736 |
Ch. Sch: |
85 |
||||
|
3530 |
OAKHAM 01068-0186 |
508 882-5537 |
Members: |
94 |
SP |
Gray, Joanne B. |
(1986) |
|
Oakham Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
45 |
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|
Coldbrook Road. P.O. Box 186 |
Org: 1773 |
Ch. Sch: |
43 |
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|
3540 |
ORANGE 01364-1728 |
508 544-6895 |
Members: |
213 |
SP |
Winders, Phillip R. |
(1989) |
|
Central Congregational Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
102 |
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|
93 South Main Street |
Org: 1846 |
Ch. Sch: |
52 |
||||
|
3550 |
ORANGE 01364 |
508 249-3852 |
Members: |
29 |
SP |
Podlozny, Sigmund Jr. |
(1991) |
|
Community Church |
Assn: 372 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
||||
|
Main Street, North Orange |
Org: 1945 |
Ch. Sch: |
6 |
||||
|
3560 |
EAST ORLEANS 02643-0761 |
508 255-3060 |
Members: |
464 |
SP |
Caitwright, Kimball D. |
(1988) |
|
The Federated Church of |
Assn: 352 |
Av. Att: |
220 |
PV |
Fames, Martha |
(1990) |
|
|
Orleans |
Org: 1646 |
Ch. Sch: |
21 |
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|
162 Main St., P.O. Box 761 |
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|
3565 |
OTIS 01253-0392 |
413 269-6161 |
Members: |
71 |
SP |
McKinstry. John W. |
(1987) |
|
First Congregational Church of Otis |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
40 |
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|
P.O. Box 392 |
Org: 1807 |
Ch. Sch: |
20 |
||||
|
3580 |
OXFORD 01540-1731 |
508 987-2211 |
Members: |
248 |
SP |
Brown, Kendall H. |
(1975) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
116 |
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|
355 Main Street |
Org: 1721 |
Ch. Sch: |
78 |
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|
3590 |
PALMER 01069-0386 |
413 283-6958 |
Members: |
432 |
IN |
Barnes, Charles W. |
(1990) |
|
Second Congregational Church |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
145 |
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|
80 Pleasant Street |
Org: 1847 |
Ch. Sch: |
94 |
||||
|
3610 |
PALMER 01069 |
413 283-5233 |
Members: |
24 |
SP |
Galazka, Helen G. |
(1989) |
|
Union Evangelical Church |
Assn: 376 |
Av. Att: |
20 |
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|
c/o Lana Wood |
Org: 1870 |
Ch. Sch: |
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267 Burlingame Road |
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|
3620 |
PAXTON 01612-1162 |
508 756-2818 |
Members: |
540 |
SP |
Whitcomb, Donald D. |
(1972) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
216 |
CE |
Whitcomb, Jean T. |
(1972) |
|
|
1 Church Street |
Org: 1767 |
Ch. Sch: |
167 |
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|
3640 |
PEABODY 01960-1624 |
508 531-1964 |
Members: |
157 |
SP |
Hoofhagle, Grant N. |
(1987) |
|
South Congregational Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
100 |
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|
60 Prospect Street |
Org: 1710 |
Ch. Sch: |
90 |
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|
3660 |
PELHAM 01002-1668 |
413 253-3820 |
Members: |
90 |
SP |
Lewis, Jeffrey M. |
(1990) |
|
United Church of Pelham |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
28 |
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|
c/o Ms. Mirai Cary |
Org: 1959 |
Ch. Sch: |
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|
19 South Valley Road, RFD #4 |
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|
3670 |
PEMBROKE 02359-0576 |
617 293-2584 |
Members: |
294 |
IN |
Hodgkins, George A. |
(1991) |
|
First Church in Pembroke |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
105 |
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|
Centre Street, R. 14 |
Org: 1712 |
Ch. Sch: |
140 |
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|
Box 576 |
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|
3690 |
PERU 01235 |
413 655-8365 |
Members: |
57 |
SP |
Washburn, Malcolm E. |
(1992) |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
32 |
||||
|
of Peru, UCC |
Org: 1770 |
Ch. Sch: |
21 |
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|
Main Road |
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|
3700 |
PETERSHAM 01366-0354 |
508 724-8808 |
Members: |
106 |
SP |
Purdy, David |
(1990) |
|
Orthodox Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
48 |
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|
Main Street, Box 354 |
Org: 1823 |
Ch. Sch: |
15 |
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|
3710 |
PHILUPSTON 01331 |
508 249-8583 |
Members: |
57 |
SP |
Cobb, Lawrence, Jr. |
(1991) |
|
The Congregational Church of |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
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|
Phillipston UCC |
Org: 1785 |
Ch. Sch: |
11 |
||||
|
The Common, RD 1 |
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|
3720 |
PITTSRELD 01201-5384 |
413 447-7351 |
Members: |
371 |
SP |
Hoyd, Richard L. |
(1982) |
|
First Church of Christ In |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
115 |
YM |
Bumiske, Edward |
(1980) |
|
|
Pittsfield |
Org: 1764 |
Ch. Sch: |
115 |
YM |
Welch, Linda Marie |
(1987) |
|
|
27 East Street |
PV |
Jordan, David A. |
(1990) |
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|
3730 |
PITTSHELD 01201-7345 |
413 442-8905 |
Members: |
48 |
SP |
Jones, Irene M. |
(1982) |
|
Immanuel Community Church |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
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|
69 Concord Parkway |
Org: 1913 |
Ch. Sch: |
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|
3740 |
PITTSHELD 01201-2651 |
413 447-7443 |
Members: |
61 |
IN |
Loder, Corey |
(1990) |
|
Pilgrim Memorial Church |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
37 |
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|
249 Wahconah Street |
Org: 1897 |
Ch. Sch: |
15 |
||||
|
3750 |
PITTSHELD 01201-3102 Second Cong. Church UCC |
413 499-4788 Assn: 356 |
Members: Av. Att: |
99 |
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|
50 Onota Street |
Org: 1846 |
Ch. Sch: |
22 |
||||
|
3760 |
PITTSHELD 01201-6154 |
413 442-7357 |
Members: |
367 |
SP |
Huntington, Joel F. |
(1989) |
|
South Congregational Church |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
120 |
CE |
Noble, Kathleen |
(1982) |
|
|
110 South Street |
Org: 1850 |
Ch. Sch: |
50 |
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|
3770 |
PLAINHELD 01070-0002 |
413 634-5522 |
Members: |
36 |
SP |
Buell, James M. |
(1984) |
|
Plainfield Cong Church, Inc |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
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|
Main Street, P.O. Box 2 |
Org: 1786 |
Ch. Sch: |
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|
3790 |
PLYMOUTH 02360-3352 |
508 746-3026 |
Members: |
605 |
SP |
Marks, Gary L. |
(1971) |
|
Church of the Pilgrimage |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
260 |
AP |
Bickel, Robin L. |
(1985) |
|
|
8 Town Square |
Org: 1801 |
Ch. Sch: |
136 |
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|
3800 |
MANOMET 02345 |
508 224-7220 |
Members: |
122 |
SP |
Eppinger-Mendes, Mark A(1990) | |
|
|
Second Ch. of Plymouth, Cong. |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
100 |
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|
State Road & White Horse Beach |
Org: 1738 |
Ch. Sch: |
68 |
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|
P.O. Box 214 |
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|
3810 |
PLYMPTON 02367-0147 |
617 585-5764 |
Members: |
218 |
SP |
Coleman, Richard J. |
(1988) |
|
First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
95 |
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|
Main Street, P.O. Box 147 |
Org: 1698 |
Ch. Sch: |
90 |
||||
|
3820 |
PRINCETON 01541-1120 |
508 464-2837 |
Members: |
361 |
SP |
Roth, Dennis J. |
(1989) |
|
First Congregational Church, UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
150 |
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|
14 Mountain Road |
Org: 1764 |
Ch. Sch: |
105 |
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|
3830 |
QUINCY 02169-4504 |
617 479-7300 |
Members: |
377 |
SP |
Ketcham, Roger A. |
(1991) |
|
Bethany Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
128 |
CE |
Curran, Pamela |
(1987) |
|
|
1 8 Spear Street |
Org: 1832 |
Ch. Sch: |
70 |
||||
|
3850 |
QUINCY 02171-1350 |
617 328-6649 |
Members: |
60 |
SP |
Langevin, Eugene A. |
(1978) |
|
First Church of Squantum |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
60 |
||||
|
164Bellevue Road |
Org: 1914 |
Ch. Sch: |
35 |
||||
|
3870 |
NORTH QUINCY 02171-1919 |
617 328-5240 |
Members: |
120 |
IN |
Durgin, Diane |
(1991) |
|
Memorial Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
45 |
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|
65 Newbury Avenue |
Org: 1885 |
Ch. Sch: |
10 |
||||
|
3880 |
WOLLASTON 02170-2047 |
617 479-6661 |
Members: |
85 |
SP |
||
|
Union Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
45 |
||||
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136 Rawson Road |
Org: 1897 |
Ch. Sch: |
15 |
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3900 |
WOLLASTON 02170-3326 |
617 773-7432 |
Members: |
139 |
IN |
Zuem, Elden D. |
(1984) |
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WoUaston Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
70 |
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48 Winthrop Avenue |
Org: 1876 |
Ch. Sch: |
38 |
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3905 |
QUINCY POINT 02169-5716 |
617 773-6424 |
Members: |
449 |
CP |
Atwood-Lyon, Frederick \yj985) | |
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Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
200 |
CP |
Atwood-Lyon, Carol E. |
(1985) |
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444 Washington Street |
Org: 1884 |
Ch. Sch: |
108 |
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3910 |
RANDOLPH 02368-4820 |
617 963-6373 |
Members: |
429 |
SP |
Bowler, Arthur W. |
(1956) |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
169 |
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1 South Main Street |
Org: 1731 |
Ch. Sch: |
88 |
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3920 |
RAYNHAM 02767-1650 |
508 822-6177 |
Members: |
175 |
SP |
Tilbe, James A. |
(1991) |
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First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
85 |
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785 South Main Street |
Org: 1731 |
Ch. Sch: |
81 |
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3930 |
READING 01867-3012 |
617 944-0205 |
Members: |
672 |
SP |
Bond, Alan B. |
(1987) |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
203 |
AP |
Vander Hart, Wendy E. |
(1989) |
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25 Wobum Street |
Org: 1770 |
Ch. Sch: |
131 |
CE |
Kingston, Joan |
(1990) |
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3940 |
REHOBOTH 02769-0325 |
508 252-4545 |
Members: |
542 |
SP |
Hamilton, William N. |
(1989) |
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RehobothCong. Church, UCC |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
110 |
CE |
Waterman, Nancy |
(1990) |
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139 Bay State Road, P.O. Box 325 |
Org: 1721 |
Ch. Sch: |
165 |
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3980 |
RICHMOND 01254-9705 |
413 698-2575 |
Members: |
108 |
SP |
Jones, Irene M. |
(1990) |
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Richmond Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
43 |
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State Road |
Org: 1765 |
Ch. Sch: |
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4010 |
ROCKLAND 02370-1848 |
617 878-1790 |
Members: |
199 |
SP |
Barker, Thomas E. |
(1987) |
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First Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
125 |
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12 Church Street |
Org: 1813 |
Ch. Sch: |
60 |
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4020 |
ROCKPORT 01966 |
508 546-6638 |
Members: |
185 |
SP |
Borton, R. Cameron |
(1973) |
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The First Cong. Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
116 |
CE |
Parsons, Elsa |
(1992) |
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Main and School Streets |
Org: 1755 |
Ch. Sch: |
60 |
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4030 |
ROWLEY 01969 |
508 948-3993 |
Members: |
165 |
SP |
Myers, Harry G. |
(1982) |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
77 |
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Main Street |
Org: 1639 |
Ch. Sch: |
78 |
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4040 |
ROYALSTON 01368 |
508 249-9155 |
Members: |
74 |
SP |
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First Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
42 |
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Main Street |
Org: 1766 |
Ch. Sch: |
14 |
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4050 |
SOUTH ROYALSTON 01374 |
508 249-9155 |
Members: |
44 |
SP |
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Second Cong. Church UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
26 |
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School Street, South Royalston |
Org: 1837 |
Ch. Sch: |
7 |
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4060 |
RUTLAND 01543-0484 |
508 886-4453 |
Members: |
401 |
SP |
Pryce, Richard S. |
(1970) |
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First Congregational Church |
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