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CONFERENCE ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Framingham Conference Center
One Badger Road FAX
P.O. Box 2246 EMAIL
Framingham, MA 01703-2246 WEBPAGE
Central Area Office
Edith Malynowski, Administrative Assistant FAX 485 Grove Street EMAIL
Worcester, MA 01605
Metropolitan Boston Office
Jean Knibbs, Administrative Assistant
14 Beacon Street
Boston, MA 02108
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1999 DIRECTORY
and
MINUTES
of the
200th ANNUAL MEETING
of the
MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE
of the UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
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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 $7.50 from Eleanor Kell, Registrar, One Badger Road, P.O. Box 2246, Framingham, MA 01703-2246.
While the supply lasts, the National United Church of Christ Yearbook is available for $26.00 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 on Communications 8
Commission for Ecumenism 9
Commission for Educational Ministries 10
Commission for Leadership Development 10
Commission for Local Church Life and Renewal 1 1
Commission for Mission Development & Social Responsibility 1 1
Commission for Stewardship & Mission Interpretation 12
Women's Fellowship Lists 13
National United Church of Christ Committees 14
Bylaws of the Conference 15
Minutes of the 199^*" Annual Meeting 22
Financial Statements 34
Statistical Tables 35
Tables of Summaries 55
Associations of the Churches 57
Alphabetical List of Ministers 63
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, United Church of Christ, Office of the Minister and President, One Badger Road, P.O. Box 2246, Framingham, MA 01703-2246
MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Established 1799 - Incorporated 1808
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
Minister and President:
Treasurer:
Secretary:
THE REV. MR. BENNIE E. WHITEN, JR. P.O. Box 2246
Framingham, MA 01703-2246 bs. 508-875-5233 whitenb@macucc . org
MR. ROBERT BANZ
12 Snow Fields Road Mattapoisett, MA 02739-1316 508-758-4418 or bs. 508-758-4708 ban2financial@mediaone . com
MS. MARY ALICE STAHLEKER 23 Admiral Halsey Road Plymoudi, MA 02360 508-833-8945 cmabs@capecod . net
OFFICERS
Moderator:
Vice Moderator:
THE REV. DR. PAUL ADKINS First Congregational Church 19 Church Road Shrewsbury, MA 01545 508-845-7286 Ppablito@aol.com
MR. GEORGE TABER 136 Marion Road Wareham, MA 02571-1460 508-295-3602 gtaber@star.com
EXECUTIVE STAFF
The following staff are at One Badger Road, P.O. Box 2246, Framingham, MA 01703-2246 and can be reached at 508-875-5233:
Associate Conference Minister for Policy and Administration:
Interim Associate Conference Minister for Stewardship & Financial Development:
Associate Conference Minister
for Social Responsibility & Mission Outreach
Associate Conference Minister for Local Church Life:
Business Manager:
Resident Director: Gift and Promise Campaign:
Resource Center Director
Youth Coordinator
MS. SUSANNAH C. BAKER bakers@macucc . org
THE REV. MR. DAVID C. WILLL\MS williamsd@macucc . org
Vacant
MS. SUSAN P. DICKERMAN dickermans@macucc . org
MS. DAWN HAMMOND* hammondd@macucc . org
MR. JON McKENNA* jmckenna2@aol.com
MS. ELS A MARSHALL* marshalle@macucc . org
MR. CARL McDonald*
mcdonaldc@macucc . org
STAFF IN FRAMINGHAM (Continued)
Camping Coordinator
Editor, UC News:
Director Planned Giving Massachusetts:
THE REV MS. SHEW ANDERSON* andersons@macucc .org
MS. TIFFANY VAIL* vailt@macucc.org
MR. TIMOTHY SCOTT* P.O. Box 93 Jackson, NH 03846 (603) 383-4022
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:
Peace Coordinator in the M.B.A.
AREA STAFF
THE REV. MR. RICHARD O. SPARROW 485 Grove Street Worcester , MA 01605 508-853-3446
THE REV. MR. CHARLES H. HARPER
14 Beacon Street Boston, MA 02108 617-742-4450
THE REV. MR. ERWIN R. BODE 12 Phoenix Row Haverhill, MA 01832 978-373-6748
THE REV. MR. DALE HEMPEN 8 Town Square Plymouth, MA 02360 508-746-8330
THE REV. MS. DONNA SCHAPER P.O. Box 443 Ludlow, MA 01056 413-589-7034
THE REV. DR. FRANCES BOGLE* 4 Nancy Road Framingham, MA 01701
Director of Craigville:
CONFERENCE CENTER STAFF
MS. JUDITHANN PERELLA Craigville, MA 02636 508-775-1265
Minister for Program at Craigville:
Framingham Center Manager:
Warner Farm Manager:
THE REV. MS. BOBBIE MINER*
P.O. Box 2246
Framingham, MA 01703-2246
508-875-5233
MS. DIANE MONTGOMERY P.O. Box 2246
Framingham, MA 01703-2246 508-875-5233
MR. DAVID GOWDY* 247 Stage Road Cummington, MA 01026-9740 413-654-2131
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Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chair: Rev. Diana Augspurger
Vice Chair: Mr. Hooks Johnston
Class of 2000
The Rev. Ms. Diana Augspurger, Evangelical Congregational Church,
P.O. Box 342, Harvard 01451-0342 The Rev. Ms. Carole Baker, 4 Orlando Lane, Attleboro 02703-1128
Dr. Harrison Campbell, 54 Woodridge Road, Wellesley 02482-7034 Mr. Earl A. Waterman, 158 Pelham Hill Rd., Shutesbury 01072-7722
Class of 2001
The Rev. Dr. Candice Ashenden, Faith United Church, 52 Sumner Ave.,
Springfield 01108 Mr. Hooks Johnston, Jr., Smith & Nephew Endoscopy, 160 Dascomb Rd.,
Andover 01810 Rev. Kenneth C. Landall, The Pilgrim Church, UCC, P.O. Box 186 SHS,
Duxbury 02331-0186
Class of 2002
The Rev. Dr. Charles Close, North Falmouth Congregational Church,
Box 403, North Falmouth 02556-0403 Mr. Wayne Frigard, 122 Norfolk Street, Holliston 01746-2309 Mr. William Nelson, 29 Water Street, Ipswich 01938 Ms. Arline Rayner, 147 Pakachoag Street, Auburn 01501-3127
Class of 2003
Mr. Laurence C. Atkins, 15 Haverhill Road, Topsfield 01983-1022
The Rev. Mr. Tyrell Hanley, 14 Upper Street, Shelburne Falls 01370-7612
The Rev. Ms. Frances Rudiven, P.O. Box 1005, Stockbridge 01262 The Rev. Ms. Wendy Vander Hart, Melrose Highlands Congregational Church, 355 Franklin Street, Melrose Highlands 02177-1894
Ex-Officiis
Moderator: The Rev. Dr. Paul Adkins, First Congregational Church,
19 Church Road, Shrewsbury 01545-1836 Vice Moderator: Mr. George Taber, 136 Marion Road, Wareham 02571-1460
Minister & President: The Rev. Mr. Bennie E. Whiten, Jr.
Secretary: Ms. Mary Alice Stahleker, 23 Admiral Halsey Road, Plymouth 02360
Treasurer: Mr. Robert Banz, 12 Snow Fields Road, Mattapoisett 02739-1316
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781-934-7087 bs. 781-934-6591
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508-833-8945
508-758-4418 bs. 508-758-4708
Staff: Susannah Baker
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Committees
ANNUAL MEETING PLANNING COMMITTEE
Co-Chairs: Ms. Martha Aney
Mr. Shawn Bracebridge
Class of 2000
Mr. Shawn Bracebridge, First Church in Maiden, 781-388-2275
184 Pleasant St., Maiden 02148-4867 bs. 781-324-3733
Ms. Betsy Dionne, 5 Prospect Street, Fitchburg 01420-2234 978-345-5982
bs. 978-425-4341
Ms. Carole Duhamel, 64 Thurber Avenue, Brockton 02301-4129 508-588-0761
bs. 508-580-7894
The Rev. Mr. Robert Foster, 13 Lois Lane, Lexington 02420-4410 781-861-6296
Ms. Marion Hansen, 108 Corey Colonial Condos, Agawam 01001-2751 413-786-2617
Class of 2001
Ms. Martha Aney, 40 Old Princeton Road, Hubbardston 01452 978-928-4278
The Rev. Dr. Ginger Brasher-Cunningham, First Congregational Church, 781-729-9170
2 1 Church Street, Winchester 0 1 890-2596 bs . 78 1 -729-9 1 80
Mr. Edgar (Ted) Johnson, 104 Elm Street, Georgetown 01833-2517 978-352-8675
Mr. Sammy Kennedy, 166 Chapel Street, Pittsfield 01201-8502 413-442-9509
Class of 2002
Mr. Arnold Carlson, 9 Townsend Road, Lynnfield 01940-1624 781-334-5098
bs. 617-657-4995
Ms. Nancy Lawrence, 21 Greenville Drive, Forestdale 02644-1003 508-477-2284
bs. 508-833-8607
The Rev. Ms. Margaret Stearn, First Congregational Church, 165 Main Street 413-253-1881
Amherst 01002 bs. 413-253-3456
Mrs. Phyllis TeSelle, 192 High Road, Newbury 01951-2212 978-462-6840
Ms. Joan Vander Vliet, 23 Dunnell Road, Greenfield 01301-1201 413-774-2697
Ex-Officiis
Moderator: The Rev. Dr. Paul Adkins, First Congregational Church, 508-842-7071
19 Church Road, Shrewsbury 01545-1836 bs. 508-845-7286
Vice Moderator: Mr. George Taber, 136 Marion Road, Wareham 02571-1460 508-295-3602
Staff: Ms. Susannah Baker
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Committees
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Chair: Rev. Gordon Merten
Vice Chair: Mr. Tony Cotta
Class of 2000
The Rev. Mr. Fred Anderson, 21 Sturbridge Hill Road, Sturbridge 01566 508-347-8149
bs. 781-545-5300
Ms. Dorothy Cooley, 98 Village Post Road, Danvers 01923-2616 978-777-5278
The Rev. Mr. Gordon Merten, Trinitarian Congregational Church, UCC, 508-285-9284
P.O. Box 2068, Norton 02766-0993 bs. 508-285-4710
The Rev. Ms. Holly Reed, 61 Powers Road, Littleton 01460 978-486-8119
bs. 413-367-9467 Mr. Donald Smidi, 19 Elm Street, Wellesley 02481-3106 781-237-3296
bs. 978-661-1584
The Rev. Dr. Allison Stokes, Congregational Church, UCC, 413-274-1340
45 Main Street, West Stockbridge 01266-0293 bs. 413-232-4256
Class of 2001
Ms. Linda J. Bogosian, 44 Ashmore Road, Worcester 01602 508-753-7354
Ms. Joan Christenson, 148 Parker Street, Newton Centre 02459-2248 617-964-1086
The Rev. Mr. Alan C. Coe, Congregational Church of Christ, 583 Main Street 508-829-2247
Leominster 01453-2437 bs. 978-537-7054
Mr. Anthony P. Cotta, 3 Fuller Way, Plymouth 02360-4605 508-746-9186
bs. 508-824-7289
Mr. C. Robert Moore, 3 Judith Road, Chelmsford 01824-4717 978-256-9537
Ms. Cynthia Stabler, 262 West Street #1, Amherst 01002 413-256-8642
Class of 2002
Ms. Ruth E. Anderson, 35 Livingston Lane, Waltiiam 02453-1604 781-647-3343
Mr. Gary Lipp, 16 Davis Street, Westfield 01085-1451 413-538-9747
bs. 413-562-3671
The Rev. Dr. Pashington Obeng, First Congregational Church, 781-237-8559
P.O. Box 81292, Wellesley Hills 02481-1106 bs. 781-235-4424
Dr. Lorraine B. Quesada, 80 Fitchburg Road, Townsend 01469-1299 978-597-6826
Ms. Jean Roshon, 4 Saltonstall Parkway, Salem 01970-4716 978-745-8815
bs. 781-631-8010
Staff: Ms. Susannah Baker Ms. Joanne Bickford
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Committees
COMMISSION ON COMMUNICATION
Chair: Mr. Marshall McStay
Class of 2000
The Rev. Dr. David Fountain, 5 Darlene Drive, Southborough 01772-2054 508-624-0182
bs. 978-369-6309 Mr. Marshall McStay, 6 Frost Street, Natick 01760-1004 .^ 508-647-1520
Ms. Diane Ranney, 4 Whitman Drive, Sandwich 02563-2459 508-888-7257
ext. 103 bs. 508-759-0644 Class of 2001 Ms. Margaret E. Doris, 119 Fair Oaks Avenue, Newtonville 02460-0115 617-630-9922
bs. 617-964-1308 Mr. Paul Durwin, 15 Norman Avenue, Pittsfield 01201-3425 413-442-7859
bs. 413-494-7862 Mr. James Somers, 6 Maceo Street, Amesbury 01913-3409 978-388-6871
bs. 978-388-1716
Class of 2002
Mr. Wayne E. Anderson, 71 Alden Avenue, North Dartmouth 02747-2320 508-998-5842
bs. 508-998-4138 Mr. James R. Bower, 48 Charon Terrace, South Hadley 01075 413-532-3173
bs. 860-652-3155 The Rev. Ms. Karen Brockney, 1302 Forest Park Drive, Auburn 01501-2572 508-832-4267
bs. 508-873-2478
Consultants:
The Rev. Dr. Federico Agnir, First Congregational Church, 413-774-7032
43 Silver Street, Greenfield 01301 bs. 413-774-3449
The Rev. Mr. Robert Hagopian, First Congregational Church of Rowley, 978-948-8784
P.O. Box 364, Rowley 01969 bs. 978-948-3993
Mr. Harry Pape, 70 Merriam Road, Princeton 01541-1104 508-464-2095
Staff: Ms. Susannah Baker
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Committees
COMMISSION FOR ECUMENISM
Chair Mr. Allan Cox
Vice Chair: Rev. Christopher Dodge
Class of 2000
Mr. Allan M. Cox, Jr., 150 Lawndale Road, Mansfield 02048-1622 508-339-6504
bs. 617-574-5747 Ms. Anne C. Nickerson, 8 Island Road, Worcester 01603-2216 508-755-1358
Mr. Donald Young, 96 Stockbridge Street, Hadley 01035-9627 413-549-0506
Class of 2001
The Rev. Mr. Christopher Dodge, 168 Dutcher Street, Hopedale 01747 508-478-6704
bs. 508-473-1476
The Rev. Ms. Patricia Long, First Church of Christ, 8 Stacey Street, 781-639-9601
Marblehead 01945-3565 bs. 781-631-1244
Ms. Carol A. Youngdahl, 402 Centre Lane, Walpole 02081-3428 508-668-9178
Class of 2002
The Rev. Mr. William C. Harding III, Bethany Congregational Church, 617-770-7949
18 Spear Street, Quincy 02169-4504 bs. 617-479-7300
Mr. E. E. (Ted) Pomfret, 11 Brier Road, Gloucester 01930-3250 978-281-2883
Ex-Officiis
The Rev. Mr. Bennie E. Whiten, Jr., P.O. Box 2246, Framingham 01703-2246 bs. 508-875-5233
The Rev. Mr. Gordon White, Council on Christian Unity, 82 Luce St., 508-453-5423
Lowell 01852 The Rev. Ms. Diane Kessler, Executive Director, Massachusetts Council bs. 617-523-2771
of Churches, 14 Beacon St., Boston 02108 The Rev. Mr. Thomas Howard, 14 Creeper Hill Road, Grafton 01536 508-839-6871
UCC Representatives of Massachusetts Council of Churches
Ms. Mary Alice Stahleker, 23 Admiral Halsey Road, Plymouth 02360-1815 508-833-8945
UCC Representatives of MCCU:
The Rev. Dr. Llewellyn Parsons Smith, 8 Masconomo Street, 978-526-9717
Manchester 01944-1444 bs. 978-283-2817
UCC Representatives of United Ministries in Higher Education (UMHE):
The Rev. Mr. Erwin Bode (staff for Commission on Ecumenism) bs. 978-373-6748
Ms. Judith Stone, 44 Beattie Drive, Florence 01062-3425 413-586-5845
bs. 413-582-2186 The Rev. Dr. Michelle Rogers-Brigham, The Federated Church of Orleans, bs. 508-255-3060
P.O. Box 761, East Orleans 02643-0761
Staff: The Rev. Mr. Erwin Bode
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Committees
COMMISSION FOR EDUCATIONAL MINISTRIES
Co-Chairs: Ms. Debra Moore
Ms. Christine Hartweli
Class of 2000
Ms. Cindy Todd Brown, First Congregatonal Church, P.O. Box 825, 413-298-5365
Stockbridge 01262 bs. 413-298-3137
The Rev. Ms. Gail Lynn Miller, Acton Congregational Church, 978-897-5957
12 Concord Road, Acton 01720 bs. 978-263-2728
Ms. Linnea Schroeder, 2 Sailor's Lane, Norton 02766 508-285-3485
The Rev. Ms. Cynthia Worthington-Berry, First Parish of Westwood, UCC, 781-440-0860
340 Clapboardtree Street, Westwood 02090 bs. 781-326-5344
Class of 2001
The Rev. Mr. Richard Chrisman, Central Congregational Church, 617-425-5151
85 Seaverns Avenue, Jamaica Plain 02130-2866 bs. 617-524-3343
Ms. Christine N. Hartweli, 23 Sagamore Drive, Andover 01810-5105 978-470-1847
bs. 617-498-7347
Mr. Stuart O. Maynard, 172 Birch Tree Drive, Westwood 02090-2406 781-326-6257
bs. 508-651-6648
Ms. Debra Moore, 697 Bridge Street, East Bridgewater 02333-2112 508-378-3511
bs. 508-586-8022
Class of 2002
Mr. Peter D. Johnston, Congregational Church, 9 East Common Street, 508-845-1898
Topsfield 01983-1498 bs. 978-887-2101
Mr. Jay Killough, 53 Pelham Hill Road, Shutesbury 01072 413-259-1448
Ms. Doris King, 137 Whitman Road, Groton 01450-1805 978-448-9122
ext 128 bs. 978-454-5100
Mr. Daniel T. Pender, 234 Silver Lake Drive, Agawam 01001 413-786-3129
Staff: Ms. Susan Dickerman
COMMISSION FOR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Chair: Ms. Joan Murray
Class of 2000
The Rev. Mr. Robert W. Gormbley, First Congregational Church, 413-525-3143
7 Somers Road, East Longmeadow 01028-2993 bs. 413-525-4121
Ms. Jane Maclntyre, 52 Spring Street, Mansfield 02048-2741 508-339-6069
bs. 508-390-3622 Ms. Joan Murray, 4 Charles River Court, Wellesley 02482 781-237-7857
Class of 2001
Ms. Patricia Challet, 960 Park Hill Road, Northampton 01060-9761 413-584-8319
Mr. Jeffrey D. Melin, 5 Edson Avenue, Rutland 01543 508-886-2013
The Rev. Ms. Marilyn Rossier, 272 Lowell Street, Lynnfield 01940-1115 781-334-3440
Class of 2002
The Rev. Mr. Ross Putnam, Second Congregational Church, 50 Park Street, 508-695-4879
Attleboro 02703 bs. 508-222-4677
The Rev. Ms. Esther Rendon-Thompson, The Plymouth Church, UCC, 508-626-8323
87 Edgell Road, Framingham 01701-4835 bs. 508-875-1364
Staff: The Rev. Mr. Charles Harper
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Committees
COMMISSION FOR LOCAL CHURCH LIFE AND RENEWAL
Chairs: Rev. Joseph Tripp Rev. Evelyn Lavelii
Class of 2000
The Rev. Ms. Evelyn Lavelii, Pilgrim Congregational Church, P.O. Box 247, 508-945-8828
Harwich Port 02646-0247 bs. 508-432-1668
Ms. Jeryl A. Martin, 1083 Boardman Street, Sheffield 01257 413-229-2066
Ms. Connie B. Stewart, 33 Brunnell Drive, Holden 01520 508-829-6809
bs. 508-752-3785
The Rev. Mr. R. Joseph Tripp, United Parish of Fall River, 508-672-9672
745 Wilson Road, Fall River 02720 bs. 508-679-6835
Class of 2001
The Rev. Mr. Thomas Barker, First Church of Bradford, 978-374-2879
10 Church Street, Bradford 01835-7902 bs. 978-374-1 1 14
The Rev. Mr. Edgar Kemp, First Congregational Church, 508-478-8830
P.O. Box 344, Milford 01757-0003 bs. 508-473-5259
Ms. Dorothie E. Wright, 10 Shoalwater Road, North Scimate 02066-1515 781-545-7370
Class of 2002
Ms. Marian A. Holbrook, 34B East Street, P.O. Box 62, Northfield 01360-0062 413-498-2081
The Rev. Mr. Robert B. Macfarlane, 10 Cottage Street, P.O. Box 326, 508-748-2197
Marion 02738 bs. 508-748-1053
The Rev. Mr. James S. Scovil, Federated Church of Hyannis, 320 Main Street, 508-778-6557
Hyannis 02601 bs. 508-775-0298
Mr. Emmett O'Neal Seaborn, Jr., 4 Framar Road, Wellesley 02482-6707 781-237-2152
Staff: Ms. Susan Dickerman
COMMISSION FOR MISSION DEVELOPMENT & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Class of 2000
The Rev. Dr. Richard Anderson, 844 North Street, Somerset 02726 508-673-3919
bs. 508-673-7179 Dr. Alice Kidder, 239 Randall Road, Berlin 01503 617-924-7236
bs. 781-924-7236 Mr. Allan Piper, P.O. Box 650185, Newton 02465-0185 617-244-3660
The Rev. Ms. Sylvia Robinson, 40 Thissell Street, Dracut 01826-3726 978-453-2077
bs. 978-683-9163
Class of 2001
The Rev. Mr. Jeffrey Larsen, Congregational Church of South Dartmouth,, 508-999-0011
P.O. Box 80608, South Dartmouth 02748-0608 bs. 508-993-6676
Mr. Newell Mitchell, Box 13D, Montague 01351-0013 413-367-0142
bs. 413-744-8558 The Rev. Ms. Jane Wenninger, 16 High Street, Spencer 01562-2037 508-885-4050
Class of 2002
Ms. Dorothy Annis, 12 Bayard Street, Saugus 01906-1248 781-233-7437
bs. 978-535-3040
The Rev. Ms. Robin Bickel, Church of the Pilgrimage, 8 Town Square, 508-747-1249
Plymouth 02360-3352 bs. 508-746-3026
Mr. Elliott Stratton, 174 Buckingham Street, Springfield 01109-3928 413-734-1630
bs. 413-748-7682 Ms. Jill Zemianek, 179 Granite Street, Uxbridge 01569 508-278-2524
Staff: Rev. Bennie E. Whiten, Jr.
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Committees
COMMISSION FOR STEWARDSHIP & MISSION INTERPRETATION
Chair: Rev. Mark New
Class of 2000
Ms. Susan Bues, 599 County Route 34, East Chatham, NY 12060
Mr. Arthur Robert Gray, P.O. Box 96, Oakham 01068-0096
Ms. Christina Ladwig, 18 Hayes Road, Rosiindale 02131 The Rev. Mr. John Petter, Pilgrim U.C.C, P.O. Box 5320,
New Bedford 02742-5320 The Rev. Ms. Sue L. Thompson, Forest Street Union Church,
15 Forest Street, Methuen 01844
Class of 2001
Ms. Gloria Bamford, 31 Indian Trail, Scituate 02066-1006
The Rev. Mr. John Clifford Davis, Jr., Millbury Federated Church,
20 Main Street, Millbury 01527-2004 Ms. Sheryl Anne James, 1 Perkins Road, Danvers 01923
Mr. Kenneth Konkle, 6 Bandera Drive, Bedford 01730
The Rev. Mr. Mark M.P. New, Second Congregational Church, 16 Court Square, Greenfield 01301
518-794-8973 ext.l3bs. 518-489-5469
508-882-5557 bs. 508-882-3991
617-469-1970
508-828-0116 bs. 508-997-9086
978-687-1226 bs. 978-683-8523
781-545-8149 508-791-1872
bs. 508-865-6274 978-777-2759
bs. 978-922-8790 781-275-7332 413-773-9248
bs. 413-774-4355
Class of 2002
Mr. Rupert (Tony) E. Annis III, 161 River Road, Topsfield 01983
The Rev. Mr. Paul Barnes, 30-7 Middlesex Road, Waltham 02452-6151 The Rev. Ms. Constance Bickford, 138 Quivet Drive,
P.O. Box 740, East Dennis 02641-0740 The Rev. Ms. Victoria Guest, First Congregational Church, P.O. Box 238,
Natick 01760-0003 Dr. F. Ellen McKay, P.O. Box 1, 314 West Pelham Rd., Shutesbury 01072
Co-opted Members:
Ms. Carol Darnley, 42 Waid Road, Monson 01057-9767
Mr. William Nelson, 29 Water Street, Ipswich 01938
Staff: The Rev. Mr. David C. Williams
bs
978-887-8681 978-948-3305 781-891-9153 508-385-3115
bs. 508-385-3543 508-660-8696
bs. 508-653-0971 413-259-1356
413-267-3718 978-356-1950
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OFFICERS, COORDINATORS, AND DISTRICT PRESIDENTS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP 1998-2000
President
Judy Stone, 44 Beattie Drive, Florence 01062 413-586-5845
Vice President
Gloria Bamford, 31 Indian Trail, Scituate 02066 781-545-8419
Secretary
Kathy Olmsted, 505 Hanover Street, Hanover 02339
Treasurer
Connie Holt, 22 Ranger Road, Natick 01760 508-653-6392
Bay State Journal Editor
Candy Smith, 50 Hyde Hill, R133A, Williamsburg 01096 413-268-3157
Past President
Sharon Martin, 2 Overlook Avenue, West Gloucester 01930-2018 978-283-3516
COORDINATORS
Education
Vacant
Mission Material Aids
Kay Lawson, 34 Harrison Street, Abington 02357 781-982-9860
Social Concerns
Pat Challet, 960 Park Hill Road, Northampton 01060 413-584-8319
Spirimal Life
Madalyn Spencer, 846 Broadway, Saugus 01906 781-233-6726
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES
Andover
Christina Kruper, 665 Groton Street, Dunstable 01827 978-649-9270
Barnstable
Shirley Moyle, 21 Old Colony Road, Harwich 02645 508-432-2586
Berkshire
Sue Farnum, 87 East Street, Great Barrington 01230-1405 413-528-0946
Essex
Joyce Bergsten, 19 Woodside Road, Topsfield 01983-1 1 1 1 978-887-8637
Franklin
Marian Holbrook, P.O. Box 62, Northfield 01360-0062 413-498-2081
Hampden
Dorothy Ramey, 79 Pleasant St., Apt. GllO, East Longmeadow 01028
Hampshire
Pat Challet, 960 Park Hill Road, Northampton 01060 413-584-8319
Middlesex-Union
Ruth Martin, P.O.Box 356, Templeton 01468-0356 978-939-2008
Old Colony
Beverly Farwell, P.O. Box 121, Mattapoisett 02739 508-758-3744
Jean Simmons, 12 Highland Road, Lakeville 02342 508-947-4928
Pilgrim
Ruth Poole, P.O. Box 3511, Brockton 02304 508-583-9086
Worcester
Sally Day, 12 Tatnuck Gardens, Worcester 01602 508-754-2834
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NATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST INSTRUMENTALITIES
UNTIL JUNE 30, 2000
Executive Council
Mr. Donaldson Hill, (03) 143 Park Drive, #21, Boston 02215 617-247-6881
The Rev. Mr. Bennie Whiten, MACUCC, P.O. Box 2246, Framingham 01701 bs. 508-875-5233
Coordinating Center for Women in Church and Society Ms. Iris Colon
Stewardship Council
The Rev. Ms. Esther Rendon-Thompson, (01) The Plymouth Church, 508-626-8323
125 Edgell Road, Framingham 01701 bs. 508-875-1364
United Church Board for Homeland Ministries
The Rev. Dr. Paul Adkins, (01), 19 Church Rd., Shrewsbury 01545 508-845-7286
Ms. Lynda Fairbanks Atkins, (01), 15 Haverhill Rd., Topsfield 01983 978-887-2518
Ms. Dorothy Cooley, (03), 98 Village Post Road, Danvers 01923 978-777-5278
The Rev. Mr. Jeffrey Erb, (03), Second Congregational Church, 413-283-6958
1080 Pleasant Street, Palmer 01069
The Rev. Ms. Jan Gregory-Charpentier, (03), First Congregational Church, 508-429-8608
725 Washington Street, Holliston 01746
The Rev. Ms. Judith Mullins, (01), 120 N. Silver Lane, Sunderland 01375 413-665-0154
United Church Board for World Ministries
The Rev. Ms. Cherie Daniel, (01), 645 Sea Street #6, Quincy 02167 617-745-0772
The Rev. Elizabeth King, (01), 63 High Street, Stoneham 02180 508-744-3164
The Rev. Ms. Marilyn Rossier, (03), 272 Lowell Street, Lynnfield 01940 781-334-3440
Council of Theological Students:
Mr. Derek Duncan (Harvard), 30 Amory Street, Brookline 02445 617-734-7741
Mr. Scott Paeth, 210 Herrick Road, Newton Centre 02459
Mr. Royce Tanaka, 136 Essex Street #305, South Hamilton 01982 978-468-6266
AS OF JULY 1, 2000
Executive Council
The Rev. Ms. Elizabeth Aguilar, UCC in Medfield, 496 Main St., Medfield 02052 617-327-6468
(representing Council for Hispanic Ministries) bs. 508-359-2351
Ms. Billie Louise Bentzen, P.O. Box 1212, Berlin 01503-2212 978-838-2097
(representing National Committee on Persons with Disabilities)
Mr. Donaldson Hill, (03) 143 Park Drive, #21, Boston 02215 617-247-6881
The Rev. Lisa Stedman, 18 Third Street, Norwood 02062 781-762-6108
(representing UCC Coalition for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Concerns)
The Rev. Mr. Bennie Whiten, MACUCC, P.O. Box 2246, Framingham 01701 bs. 508-875-5233
(representing the Council of Conference Ministers
Vice Moderator
Mr. Richard Harter, 16 Arlington Street, Cambridge 02138
Local Church Ministries
The Rev. Ms. Esther Rendon-Thompson, (03) The Plymouth Church, 125 Edgell Road, Framingham 01701
Wider Church Ministries
The Rev. Elizabeth King, (05), 63 High Street, Stoneham 02180
Justice and Witness Ministries Ms. Iris Colon (03)
617-354-3512 bs. 617-951-8000
508-626-8323 bs. 508-875-1364
508-744-3164
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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 icnowiedge 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 togetiier 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 III 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
I. 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;
* persons who are commissioned and licensed ministers who have been granted voting
membership in an Association of this Conference.
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B. Associate members with the privilege of speaicing 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.
(2) Method of Election; Terrn; 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.
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(5) Responsibilities - Tiie 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 ail 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.
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 affirmative vote of two-thirds of the total membership of the Board of Directors.
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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, die 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;
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 die 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.
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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 a 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 die 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 diree 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.
Article VII CONFERENCE PROGRAM COMMISSIONS
1. Composition
There shall be program commissions consisting of six to sixteen members each. The Minister and President shall assign staff to work with each corrmiission. 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.
2. 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 ftill 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.
3. 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.
4. Quorum
A majority of the members of the commission shall be present in person to constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.
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5. 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.
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 ftill 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 IX FINANCE
1. Budget
At each Annual Meeting, die 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 funds 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.
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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 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 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 XIII 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 200™ ANNUAL MEETING
of the
MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
April 24-25, 1999
Worcester, Massachusetts
The 200"" Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ was called to order at 10:00 AM on Saturday, April 24, 1999, in the sanctuary of Wesley United Methodist Church in Worcester by the Rev. Ms. Elizabeth King, Moderator. The theme of the meeting was "Behold, I Am Doing a New Thing" and was a celebration of the bicentennial of the Massachusetts Conference. The Moderator welcomed the assembled delegates and offered an explanation of the work to be done by the Annual Meeting. She then introduced the Rev. Dr. Paul Adkins, Vice Moderator, who read the summons to the original 1799 meeting. The meeting then began with prayer and the singing of a hymn.
The Moderator announced the appointment of the Business Committee in accordance with the bylaws of the Conference: the Rev. Dr. Paul Adkins, Mr. Laurence Atkins, Mr. Zack Deal, Mr. Wayne Frigard, Mr. Ron Smith, Ms. Joan VanderVliet, and Ms. Alice Wilmot. She then introduced the Credentials Committee, consisting of Ms. Joan VanderVliet, Chair; the Rev. Ms. Judith Brain; and Mr. Dean Smith. Ms. VanderVliet reported for the committee that there were 478 lay delegates, 249 clergy, 30 ex officii, 14 commissioned and/or licensed ministers, 1 associate member, 82 visitors, 14 staff, and 13 others registered for a total of 881 registered for the meeting. As there were more than 200 delegates in attendance, the Moderator declared a quorum present. She then appointed the Rev. Mr. Richard Sparrow as Head Teller.
The Moderator introduced Mr. Richard Osterberg, Parliamentarian; Ms. Joanne Bickford, Recorder; Mr. Ron Smith, Timekeeper; and Ms. Marion Budand, interpreter for the hearing impaired.
Mr. Laurence Atkins, Co-Chair of the Annual Meeting Planning Committee, presented the proposed Standing Rules. It was moved, seconded and voted that "The 200* Annual Meeting adopts the Standing Rules as printed." In accordance with those Standing Rules, a deadline for amendments of 35 words or more was announced for 4:30 PM Friday afternoon.
Mr. Atkins then presented the Proposed Order of Time and Events. It was moved, seconded, and voted that "The 200"' 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. Mr. Whiten acknowledged the presence of the Rev. Mr. Robert Bachelder, the Rev. Dr. Benjamin Griffin, Mr. Donaldson Hill, the Rev. Ms. Diane Kessler, the Rev. Mr. Douglas Mitchell, the Rev. Dr. Robert F. R. Peters, and the Rev. Mr. Donald Wells as UCC leaders in related institutions and the wider church. He then presented his proposed list of honorary delegates to the meeting. It was moved, seconded, and voted that "The 200"" Annual Meeting designates the following persons as honorary delegates with voice, but not vote: The Rev. Dr. Paul Sherry, Mr. Michael Downs, Mr. Gordon Gilles, the Rev. Dr. David Hirano, Dr. Bernice Powell Jackson, Ms. Faith Johnson, the Rev. Mr. John Thomas, Mr. William Winslow, Pastor Ulises Munoz Maraga, Pastora Isabelle Ramirez, Bertilla Patricia Caldron Maraga, Pastor and Senora Gerard S. Valdivia, Ms. Elena Huegel, and Ms. Sallie Barton."
The Moderator called attention to the reports of the Secretary and the Treasurer which were printed in the delegates' materials. She then called upon Ms. Anne Hagopian, Co-Chair of the Conference Nomirating Committee, who reported on that committee's work and the slate of names being presented for election by the Annual Meeting. Ms. Hagopian also asked delegates to add the name of Mr. James Bower to those other names being proposed for election to the Commission on Communications. A total of 67 persons were nominated for election by the Annual Meeting.
The Moderator called upon Mr. Ronald Smith, who gave his report as Chair of the Board of Directors. Mr. Smith reported that the Board's year had been one of process and progress. He then acknowledged several people who had shaped his jjerceptions of the Board's year: Ms. Mary Alice Stahleker and her work as chair of the Strategic Planning Task Team; the Rev. Dr. John Williams and his advocacy work on the Clergy Compensation Guidelines; the Rev. Mr. George Anastos, who exhibited patience and graciousness in working to resolve the issues surrounding those guidelines; Ms. Martha Aney and her expertise in planning
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the 200"' Anniversary Celebration; Ms. Joan VanderVliet and Mr. David Shumway, retiring this year as Secretary and Treasurer respectively, for their attention to detail and careful study; and the Rev. Mr. Bennie E. Whiten, Jr. who continually points out that God speaks to us daily, especially if we read the lectionary.
The Moderator then called upon Mr. Whiten to present his report on the state of the Conference. He began his address with reference to the fragedies in Littleton, Colorado, and in Kosovo and joined the assembly in a moment of silent prayers for the peoples of these two diverse locations. Mr. Whiten then referred to the work of the Annual Meeting and to his intention to retire in 2000. He spoke of the accomplishments of local churches of the Conference during the past year and remarked that the claims made upon members now are the same as those made 200 years ago, "to hear the gospel, to experience it, to be able to live in and live out its power of salvation." Mr. Whiten praised local churches and members for the work that had been done and noted that needs continue to occur. He spoke of strengthening the covenant among the churches and ministers of the Associations and Conference and of celebrating and strengthening our ecumenical ties and our partnership with the Pentecostal Church of Chile. He then offered a special word of thanks to Mr. David Shumway and Ms. Joan VanderVliet who retired after completing their sixth terms as Treasurer and Secretary, respectively. Mr. Whiten concluded his report by in&oducing the staff of the Conference. He then recognized those people who had been ordained to Christian ministry since the last Annual Meeting.
The Moderator introduced the Rev. Dr. Rochelle Stackhouse who gave the first of three presentations on New England hymnody throughout the history of the Massachusetts Conference. Dr. Stackhouse spoke of how often modern Christians underestimate the importance of hymns and music in forming our theology and how we understand and relate to God and each other. Our forebears did not underestimate that importance and put great emphasis on hymns and the beliefs expressed therein. The early Pilgrims sang only Psalms as that was the only music or poetry considered appropriate for worship. They sang without instruments and the Psalters contained only words. There were no choirs and the congregations were expected to know the tunes. A presenter lined out the Psalm and the congregation repeated back the lines. Isaac Watts began writing Psalm paraphrases in England. When the "Britishness" of the words became problematic in this country, revisions began to "Americanize" these Psalm paraphrases. Dr. Stackhouse's talk was punctuated by appropriate hymn singing by the assembly.
The Moderator called upon Ms. Mary Alice Stahleker, chair of the Strategic Planning Team. Ms. Stahleker and other members of the Team presented a brief skit outlining the work that they had been doing. That work included preparation of a mission statement, collection of data, and a demographic study. Ms. Stahleker reported that a final report was planned for presentation to the Board of Directors in October, 1999.
The 1999 Christian Educator of the Year award was presented to Ms. Colleen Stiriti of the Congregational Church of Needham by Ms. Kathryn Olmsted, a member of the Commission for Educational Ministries and chair of The Association of United Church Educators in Massachusetts and the Rev. Mr. William Fleming, Treasurer of the National Association of United Church Educators. Ms. Olmsted and Mr. Fleming also presented a Lifetime Achievement Award in Christian Education to Ms. Eleanor Hinsey of the Union Church in Waban.
The Vice Moderator gave announcements and recessed the meeting until 3:00 PM.
The afternoon plenary session began with worship with the Rev. Ms. Donna Schaper, Associate Conference Minister in the Western Area, preaching.
After Speakouts, the Moderator took a moment of personal privilege to thank the Wesley United Methodist Church for their hospitality to the Massachusetts Conference Annual Meeting. The Rev. Mr. George Abosamra, pastor of the church, responded with greetings and congratulations from the congregation and from Bishop Susan Hassinger, Bishop of the New England Conference of the United Methodist Church.
After some explanation from Mr. Atkins of the Annual Meeting Planning Committee, it was moved, seconded and voted that "The 200*^ Annual Meeting fixes the time to adjourn this Annual Meeting to May 22, 1999, immediately preceding the convening of the next regular meeting of the Board of Directors, currently scheduled for May 22, 1999.
The Moderator called on Ms. Hagopian, who presented the slate of nominees for officers; board, committee and commission members; and General Synod delegates. It was moved, seconded, and voted that
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nominations be closed. The Moderator called for the election of the slate of candidates. There being no further nominations and no contested positions, the recorder was directed to cast one ballot for the slate as presented.
The Moderator called upon Mr. Zack Deal and Ms. Janet Woodman, members of the Board of Directors, for an explanation of the proposed Conference budget. Mr. Deal and Ms. Woodman were joined by Ms. Dawn Hammond, Business Manager for the Conference, and the Rev. Mr. David C. Williams, Interim Associate Conference Minister for Stewardship and Financial Development. Mr. Deal explained that the 2000 budget reflects a 5% increase in Our Church's Wider Mission Basic Support and reported that the strategic planning process will show that some churches need to be supported and that there are locations where new churches need to be established. Ms. Hammond offered a review of the fmancial resources of the Conference and Mr. Williams presented a perspective on the giving over the past three years which showed a growth in all areas of giving to the Conference, reflecting general feelings of optimism and stability in the local churches. Ms. Woodman gave an explanation of the proposed actions before the 200"' annual Meeting and the four sources of income available to the Conference. Mr. Deal finished the presentation with a summary of the fmancial goals for the Conference in 2000.
The Moderator called upon Dr. Stackhouse who made her second presentation of hymnody in New England. She spoke of Barlow and Dwight, who revised the hymns of Isaac Watts to try to make truly American songs. Both hymn writers also added some Psalms that Watts had left out of his collection and church music moved closer to true hymns rather than paraphrases of Psalms. Barlow and Dwight were instrumental in what has been termed the Second Great Awakening, occurring between 1795 and 1810. As an example of the music of the times, the assembly sang "I Love Thy Kingdom Lord" by Dwight, the oldest hymn written by an American that has been in continuous use. Dr. Stackhouse also spoke of Samuel Worcester from the Salem Tabernacle Church and William Billings. Billings, one of the foremost of American composers, taught people how to sing and opened a singing school. Thus, it was during this time that choirs began to appear and democratization of worship took place.
In celebration of the Conference's Mission Parmership, the Moderator introduced Pastor Ulises Munoz, President of the Iglesia Pentecostal de Chile and recently elected to the central board of the World Council of Churches, and Ms. Elena Huegel, missionary to Chile. Pastor Munoz presented greetings from Iglesia Pentecostal de Chile and expressed his joy at being present for this 200 * Anniversary Celebration. He spoke of the construction of a home for the elderly in Chile, made possible by a $100,000 grant from the Gift and The Promise campaign. That grant represented 50 % of the cost of the facility which will serve a population that is often forgotten in Chilean society.
After Pastor Munoz's remarks, the Moderator called upon Mr. Richard Harter and Ms. Eleanor Hubbard, Co-Chairs of The Gift and The Promise to report upon the status of the campaign. Mr. Harter and Ms. Hubbard announced that commitments had been received from 158 churches, representing $4.3 million towards the campaign and wraparound campaigns in excess of $20 million. They reported that the campaign was continuing through the coming year and would continue to challenge the 189 churches who have not committed themselves to the campaign and the churches who have not fiilfilled their commitments. Mr. Harter and Ms. Hubbard closed their remarks with thanks to all those who had taken a leadership role in The Gift and The Promise.
The Moderator called upon Mr. Wayne Frigard, member of the Board of Directors, who reported on the hearings on resolutions which had been held. Hearing managers detailed discussions that had been held at the individual hearings. It was noted that action on the resolutions and the proposed budget was scheduled for the Sunday morning plenary session.
After announcements, the Vice Moderator recessed the meeting until Sunday morning at 9:00 AM in the Ballroom of the Worcester Centrum Centre. A fellowship dinner was held for delegates and visitors on Saturday evening.
Sunday, April 25, 1999
The Moderator called the Sunday morning plenary session to order at 9:00 AM with a prayer and a hymn. Sp)eakouts followed.
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The Moderator called upon Mr. Deal and Ms. Woodman to present the proposed actions on the 2(XX) Conference budget. It was moved, seconded, and voted that
2000 OCWM BASIC SUPPORT GOAL The 200'' Annual Meeting adopts a total OCWM Basic 99-AM-l Support goal of $2, 339. 100 to $2, 429, 000 for 2000.
It was then moved, seconded, and voted that
2000 OCWM RETENTION RATE TTie 200'' Annual Meeting determines that 35% of OCWM
99-AM-2 Basic Support received in 2000 be retained by the
Conference.
It was further moved, seconded and voted that
2000 FELLOWSHIP DUES The 200'' Annual Meeting sets 2000 Fellowship Dues at
99-AM-3 $8.30 per church member as reported December 31, 1999.
It was then moved, seconded, and voted that
2000 BUDGET The 20O'' Annual Meeting adopts a 2000 budget with income
99-AM-4 of$l, 774, 700 and expenses of$l, 774, 700.
The Moderator then called upon the Rev. Mr. John Thomas, Assistant to the President for Ecumincal Concerns, who reported on the state of ecumenism in the United Church of Christ and beyond. Mr. Thomas spoke of the recent 18* session of the Consultation on Church Union and the work towards the Church Uniting. He suggested that denominations might move into new relationship by 2002 and that prop)Osals will be received by the local churches. Mr. Thomas closed with thanks to Massachusetts for the work of the Rev. Ms. Diane Kessler and the Rev. Dr. Thomas Dipko.
The Rev. Dr. Stanley Duncan presented the proposed Resolution on a Call to Jubilee with modifications which arose from the hearing process. It was moved, seconded, and voted that
RESOLUTION ON A CALL TO The 200" Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution on a Call to
JUBILEE Jubilee. (Appendix A)
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The Moderator then called upon Ms. Diane Ranney, a member of the Commission on Communications, who presented the proposed Resolution on the Odyssey Channel with a modification that arose from the hearing process. It was moved, seconded, and voted that
RESOLUTION ON THE ODYSSEY The 200" Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution on the
CHANNEL Odyssey Channel. (Appendix B)
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Mr. James Stewart, a member of the Economic Task Team of the Commission for Mission Development and Social Responsibility, presented the proposed Resolution on Redressing the Effects of 1996 Welfare Legislation with modifications from the hearing process. It was moved, seconded, and voted that
RESOLUTION ON REDRESSING THE The 200'' Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution on
EFFECTS OF 1996 WELFARE Redressing the Effects of 1996 Welfare Legislation.
LEGISLATION (Appendix C) 99-AM-7
Dr. Stackhouse offered the third and final segment of her presentation on hymnody, covering the mid 19 * century and later. She noted that hymns of the mid 1800s contained a great deal of battle imagery and a great passion for God. Included in this era was "Lead On, O King Eternal" written by Shurleff for a graduation at Andover Seminary in 1887. At the turn of the century, the movement was to urban mission
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and the hymns written during those times reflect that emphasis. Leaders of this movement included Washington Gladden, a Massachusetts native. The first Pilgrim Hymnal was published in 1904. It was the first truly modern hymnal and included both words and music together. It failed dramatically with regard to popularity because it included hymns of the urban mission and neglected the Psalms and the work of Watts. The first revision reinstated some of the Psalms and each revision since has added more.
Dr. Stackhouse noted that since the 1958 revision of the Pilgrim Hymnal more hymns have been written by women, by people of other denominations, and by Black writers and other minorities. Her challenge to the Massachusetts Conference was to sponsor a hymn writing contest for the new millenium and come to the next Annual Meeting with a whole group of new hymns. Dr. Stackhouse concluded her presentation by leading the assembly in "God Be With You Till We Meet Again."
The Vice Moderator called upon Mr. Edward Pomfret, Chair of the Commission on Leadership Development, who presented the 2000 compensation Guidelines for Called for Interim Clergy. After some questions of clarification, it was moved, seconded, and voted that
CLERGY COMPENSATION The 200'' Annual Meeting adopts the 2000 Compensation
GUIDELINES Guidelines for Called and Interim Clergy. (Appendix D)
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The Vice Moderator then called upon The Rev. Mr. Jonathan Tetherley who presented the Resolution on Restorative Justice. After some debate and one amendment, it was moved, seconded, and voted that
RESOLUTION ON RESTORATIVE The 200'' Annual Meeting adopts the Resolution on
JUSTICE Restorative Justice. (Appendix E)
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The Moderator called upon Ms. Denise Karuth who presented the 1999 Haystack Awards for the Commission for Mission Development and Social Responsibility. Recipients were The Boston Youth Organizing Project of the City Mission Society for Charitable Mission and Ms. Mary L. Potde, a member of Pilgrim Congregational Church in North Weymouth, for Social Justice.
Dr. Adkins, reporting for the Business Committee, announced that there was no more business to come before the Annual Meeting. Ms. VanderVliet, reporting for the Credentials Committee, announced the attendance as follows (furnished after the close of the Annual Meeting): 491 lay delegates, 246 clergy, 30, ex officii, 14 commissioned and/or licensed ministers, 84 visitors, 15 staff and 9 others for a total of 889 persons present at this Annual Meeting.
Mr. Whiten then honored the Rev. Ms. Rose Ann Olmstead, Mr. Ron Smith, Ms. Alice Wilmot and Ms. Janet Woodman as retiring members of the Board of Directors. He then introduced the newly elected members of the Board: Mr. Laurence Atkins, the Rev. Ms. Carole Baker, the Rev. Mr. Tyrell Hanley, the Rev. Mr. Kenneth Landall, Mr. William Nelson, the Rev. Ms. Wendy Vander Hart, and Mr. Earl Waterman. Mr. Whiten offered special thanks to Mr. David Shumway and Ms. Joan VanderVliet, retiring Treasurer and Secretary of the Conference. He also recognized Ms. King for her work as Moderator and introduced Dr. Adkins as the newly elected Moderator and Mr. George Taber as the newly elected Vice Moderator.
Mr. Atkins recognized and thanked the many people who helped with the 200"" Annual Meeting and the Bicentennial Celebration.
After announcements, a hymn and a litany, the 200* Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ was recessed at 1 1 :00 AM for the Bicentennial Celebration and Worship Service. Approximately 11,500 people attended the festivities, which included 15 special luncheons, an exhibit hall with 95 exhibitors, historical presentations, a parade of banners of local churches, a youth rally, a work camp, a Great Choir of 1200 voices, and Holy Communion.
Joanne P. Bickford Joan VanderVliet
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Appendix A RESOLUTION ON A CALL FOR JUBILEE
Whereas, Following the destruction by Hurricane Mitch in Central America there was much public discussion of the inability of Honduras and Nicaragua in particular to pay for their own reconstruction due to the crushing payments they make each year on international loans; and
Whereas, Many other poor countries around the world have also found their economies crippled by debt payments that divert their national income from such things as healthcare, education, and housing, to servicing their international loans; and
Whereas, A portion of the responsibility for acquiring the debt lies with military governments, dictators, and small wealthy elites, who, in the 1970s and 1980s, diverted the loans to their personal gain, and who have now died or retired from office in comfort; and
Whereas, A portion of the responsibility for acquiring the debt also lies with our government and U.S. banks and other First World banks, governments, and multi-national lending institutions, which pushed loans that were often ill conceived, and based on self-interest or Cold War ideology rather than the best interest of the Third World countries receiving them; and
Whereas, Today,
1 . poor countries spend from four to six times more on debt service than they spend on public education and healthcare, and
2. on average, countries in sub-Saharan Africa spend 20% of their Gross National Products on debt repayments, and
3. by some estimates, for every $1 given in aid by wealthy countries, $4 is sent back by poor countries in debt repayments (Bolivia, for example, paid $32 million more to international creditors in 1998 than it received in new financial aid), and
4. many poor countries have already paid back the equivalent of their original loans, but due to their poverty, high interest rates, low export prices, etc., are now only able to make interest payments most years. They are not able to officially pay off the principle, and the damage to the countries' development as a result, falls most heavily upon poor people in those countries, who had no hand in the giving or receiving of the original loans; and
Whereas, Many places in Hebrew Scripture, such as Exodus, Leviticus and Deuteronomy call for periodic "Sabbatical" and "Jubilee" years, during which times debts were canceled, slaves were freed, land and property redistributed, and the land allowed to "rest;" and
Whereas, Isaiah the prophet proclaimed that God calls for a "year of the Lord's favor" in which the principles of the Jubilee would reign; and
Whereas, Throughout the Gospels Jesus speaks of the forgiveness of debts as a manifestation of our redemption, and in the Gospel of Luke, Jesus is portrayed as inaugurating his ministry with the proclamation that Isaiah's prophesy of the age of Jubilee would be fulfilled in the hearing of Christ's words; and
Whereas, A growing number of religious denominations and faith-based organizations, including the 1985 United Church of Christ General Synod, and the 198'*' Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ, have passed resolutions calling for the cancellation of Third World debt, and increasingly in terms of the Biblical principle of proclaiming a "Jubilee;"
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the 200"' Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ calls upon the members and churches of the Massachusetts Conference to commit themselves to study and reflection on the theological and humanitarian implications of the growing international debt crisis and the Biblical teaching of Jubilee, through personal reading, group study, workshops, forums, and services of worship; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That our churches and members be encouraged to actively support the international "Jubilee 2000" movement, which calls upon governments, banks, and lending institutions to write off these impossible-to-pay debts by the end of the year 2000, by such things as writing letters to Congress, the President, and the president of the World Bank, and by signing the Jubilee 2000 petition which is circulating the world, and by joining with other organizations such as Bread for the World, Jubilee 2000/USA, and Kairos/USA, and Oxfam/America which are actively working to influence governments.
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banks, and lending institutions to cancel Tiiird World debts and by writing our congressional Representatives in support of the "Debt Relief for Poverty Reduction Act of 1999 (H.R. 1095); and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, That this 200'^ Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ request that the Minister and President of the Massachusetts Conference write to the President of the World Bank and the Director of the International Monetary Fund, enclosing a copy of this resolution, and requesting relief from international debt of the poor nations, by the end of the year 2000.
Appendix B RESOLUTION ON THE ODYSSEY CHANNEL
Whereas, The Odyssey Channel was conceived and formed by the National Interfaith Cable Coalition whose goal is to make faith visible on cable television by exploring life's journey, engaging the human spirit, expanding the mind, and nourishing the soul; and because the Odyssey Channel has a policy of allowing: no on-air solicitation of funds; no attacking of other traditions; and no seeking to steal members from one another; and
Whereas, The Odyssey Channel is owned, in part, by subsidiaries of the National Interfaith Cable Coalition, whose membership has grown to nearly 80 national Protestant, Jewish, Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Evangelical and Pentecostal participating faith groups in its ten years of existence; and
Whereas, Odyssey has recentiy entered into a partnership with Hallmark Entertainment and The Jim Henson Company, two of the nation's premier production companies, thereby bringing to Odyssey substantial amounts of high quality, family-oriented, non-violent programming; and
Whereas, The United Church of Christ is a founding partner and current member of the National Interfaith Cable Coalition; and the UCC Office of Communication supports the Odyssey Channel 's mission statement; to nurture the spiritual needs of viewers and congregations; to respect the dignity of all people and build bridges of understanding; to promote the values of love, justice, reconciliation and hope; to introduce faith and values perspectives into public discourse; and
Whereas, The Odyssey Channel is a television resource that explores spiritual, religious, moral and ethical issues which impact the lives of all individuals and their families through programming that challenges, empowers, inspires, and entertains;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the 200* Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ urges its local churches and members in communities without the Odyssey Chaimel, to contact dieir local cable operators requesting: (1) full carriage of the Odyssey Channel in their communities; or (2) the reinstatement of the Odyssey Channel if dropped by their cable system; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the 200*^ Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ urges its pastors and local church leaders and members in communities without the Odyssey Channel, to request that local cable management provide:
1 . Surveys to determine what channels their subscribers want;
2. Sneak previews whereby audiences can preview Odyssey for a limited time;
3. Special one-time only programs, offered free of charge to the cable system, aired as space permits, and especially as the seasonal Christmas and Easter opportunities occur; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the 200"^ Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ urges United Church of Christ pastors and lay leaders in communities with the Odyssey Channel to:
1. Make members aware of the Odyssey Channel's presence, programming and value;
2. Encourage members to watch specific programs appearing on the channel;
3. Promote Odyssey viewing through newsletters, church bulletins, and pulpit announcements;
4. Campaign to include Odyssey in television schedules of local newspapers;
5. Address letters of appreciation to cable systems for their Odyssey Channel carriage and religious programming policy, thus ensuring its continued carriage; and
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BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, That the 200''' Annual Meeting encourages congregations and church leaders to work ecumenically and with other faith groups to establish or promote the Odyssey Channel in their communities.
Appendix C RESOLUTION ON REDRESSING THE EFFECTS OF
1996 WELFARE LEGISLATION
Whereas, Jesus taught that the two most important commandments were, first, to "Love the Lord, our God with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind." And, second that "You love your neighbors as you love yourself." (Matthew 22:37-39); and
Whereas, Christ still comes to us in the "least of these" who are hungry, thirsty, strangers, naked, sick and in prison (Matthew 25:31-46) ; and
Whereas, We confess the profound suffering of our brothers and sisters and the degradation of Creation are too viewed with indifference and treated as irrelevant; and
Whereas, The National Urban League has estimated that implementation of the Personal and Work Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PWORA) threatens millions of children and their families with the prospect of homelessness, including, mentally and developmentally challenged children and victims of domestic violence; and
Whereas, The loss of benefits caused by the implementation PWORA will increase poverty, hunger and homelessness throughout our communities; and
Whereas, Second Harvest, the largest organization of food banks and soup kitchens has reported 21 million Americans each week depend on food pantries and soup kitchens for sustenance; and
Whereas, Massachusetts' two year time limit has deprived more than 12,000 families of benefits that have, until now, prevented them from becoming homeless; and
Whereas, The possible exemptions available to these families took no account of their situations, such as their lack of education and marketable job skills; and
Whereas, The number of families pushed into dire circumstances will increase as the Commonwealth deprives more and more families of benefits they need to meet their day to day survival; and
Whereas, The 21" General Synod of the United Church of Christ, in its resolution entitled Welfare Reform, declared that the "passage of the 1996 PWORA " to be "unconscionable; and
Whereas, That same resolution called upon its "local churches, associations, conferences and instrumentalities to become informed about the ministry opportunities created by the implementation of the 1996 PWORA," and
Whereas, It was further resolved that the "United Church Board for Homeland Ministries and the Office for Church and Society, local churches, associations, conferences and seminaries" should engage in "research to show how church members and churches can and do respond to these challenges and to complement, supplement and improve what is otherwise being done in the public, private and religious sectors of our society; and
Whereas, It was further resolved that "the Office for Church in Society and the United Church Board for Homeland Ministries" be responsible for "monitoring the implementation of this resolution" and to submit a report to the 22"^ General Synod in 1999; and
Whereas, The Office for Church in Society and the United Church Board for Homeland Ministries in responding to the challenges of the 2P' General Synod's resolution on Welfare Reform, have produced a number of documents and convened several forums around this matter, and participated in the formation of the United Church of Christ Welfare Working Group; and
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Whereas, The United Church of Christ Welfare Working Group, has collaborated with groups and individuals concerned with and knowledgeable about welfare reform, both within and outside of the United Church of Christ, including the Family Income Division of the Children's' Defense Fund; and
Whereas, That collaboration has resulted in the legislative proposal entided 77?^ Right Balance: Helping Families Who Work to Escape Poverty While Preserving the Safety Net for Families with Children Unable to Support Themselves Through Work; {The Right Balance) ; and
Whereas, That proposal calls for federal legislative action to address three major problems;
1. Parents obtaining jobs from welfare typically receive wages that keep them far BELOW the federally established poverty level, and
2. Fewer families with multiple barriers to employment will be exempt from time limits than Congress originally envisioned; and
3. Children in families terminated from benefits suffer health, developmental, and educational problems; and
Whereas, The Right Balance would help make it possible for states to better respond to these problems; and
Whereas, The 199"' Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ, in its resolution entided "On Our Stewardship of Wealth," encouraged its member churches and individual church members to give welfare reform sjjecial attention and consideration;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the 200"' Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ:
L endorses and supports efforts to enact federal legislation that achieves the recommendations of "The Right Balance" promoted by the United Church of Christ Welfare Working Group; and
2. recommends that the 22"" General Synod invite the United Church Board for Homeland Ministries and the Office for Church and Society and their successor agencies to develop program resources that will enable the United Church of Christ, in national. Conference and local settings, to become effective advocates for the legislation called for in The Right Balance; and
3. urges the 22"" General Synod to recommend that Conferences and local churches of the United Church of Christ become knowledgeable about work being done on welfare reform in their communities and to lend moral, financial, and political support to those efforts that best provide impoverished men, women and children with training and fmancial assistance to help them achieve social and economic stability; and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, That the 200"" Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of tiie United Church of Christ, supports the recommendation contained in "On Our Stewardship of Wealth", which asks its member churches to support the work of the Mass. Coalition for the Homeless' "Faith into Action Together" (F.I.A.T.) program and its efforts to address the housing needs of the citizens of the Commonwealth. It is further recommended that the Commission for Mission Development and Social Responsibility will report back to the 201" Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ on the work done as a result of this resolution.
Appendix D 2000 COMPENSATION GUIDELINES FOR
CALLED AND INTERIM CLERGY
(for use with Clergy Compensation Booklet available from the Commission on Leadership Development, MACUCC)
The 200di Annual Meeting of die Massachusetts Conference of die United Church of Christ, concerned with the growth of its churches and the compensation of its ordained leaders, recommends that all congregations meet the goals as oudined in Guidelines for Clergy Compensation. The guidelines apply to all full-time pastors, associates and assistants.
Because the pastor of a church is required by the Associations of the Massachusetts Conference, United Church of Christ to be a highly educated and trained professional, the salary and housing package for pastors
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should be congruent with the compensation of other similarly trained professionals in the community. The total compensation package could be considered at least equal to that of the local high school principal, showing consideration for years of service, special skills and training, and natural aptitude. The federal tax structure is unique for clergy, and the compensation package should be designed in such a way as to maximize the pastor's income.
The work schedules and compensation packages of local pastors should be healthy for the pastor and for the church. That would require a balance of time spent in the church's ministry and time spent with family and friends ~ a balance of work and recreation, a balance of exercising the body and the mind, a balance of care of others and care for self.
Some churches, because of their smaller membership and/or financial constraints, may think that they are unable to provide an adequate compensation package for full time pastoral service. They are encouraged to meet with the Area Minister and/or Stewardship and Financial Planning Consultants from the Conference to review their situation. They may consider creative options, such as calling a part-time, bi-vocational pastor or sharing a pastor with another congregation in the area in order to combine resources to offer adequate compensation. A congregation should not expect a pastor to work fiill time for part-time compensation.
BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE 200TH ANNUAL MEETING RECOMMENDS:
1 . Churches pay a minimum entry-level cas h salary according to the following table for a ftiU-time pastor;
2. Churches provide either:
a. a PARSONAGE with a furnishings allowance, all utilities, and an equity development plan; or
b. a CASH PACKAGE sufficient to allow the minister to buy, furnish and maintain a median-priced house in the church's community; the minimum cash package shall be no less than 1/100 per month of the value of a median-priced home in the community; ( for example: if a median-priced house in a community is $150,000, the church's minimum cash package for housing would be $1,500 per month, or $18,000 per annum)
3. Full benefits and professional expenses be provided, as listed below; benefits and professional expenses are not to be considered part of the compensation package;
4. Churches already at or above the minimum and also fully providing all benefits and professional expenses as outlined in below give at least a cost of living increase and consider a merit increase also;
5. The work schedule of local pastors be a maximum average of 40-50 hours per week with no more than 3 evenings in a given week; in addition, pastors take at least IVi days off per week.
CASH SALARY RANGES
The cash salary ranges do NOT include housing, benefits, professional or any other expenses.
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mber of Church |
Years Experience |
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Members |
0- |
3 |
4-10 |
over |
10 |
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0-150 |
$24,000 • |
- $36,000 |
$26,000 - $39,000 |
$28,000 ■ |
-$42,000 |
|
150 - 300 |
$24,000 ■ |
- $38,000 |
$27,500 -$41,250 |
$30,000 ■ |
-$45,000 |
|
300-500 |
$24,000 • |
-$40,000 |
$30,000 - $45,000 |
$35,000 - |
- $52,000 |
|
500 - 1,000 |
$24,000 • |
- $42,000 |
$33,000 - $49,500 |
$40,000- |
$60,000 |
|
over 1,000 |
$24,000 ■ |
-$44,000 |
$36,000 - $54,000 |
$45,000- |
- $67,500 |
BENEFITS AND PROFESSIONAL EXPENSES
A. SOCIAL SECURITY ALLOWANCE
Since clergy are treated as self-employed for social security purposes, pastors must pay the current 15.3% on the cash salary plus housing allowance or on cash salary plus the fair market rental value of the parsonage plus utilities. Therefore it is recommended that churches pay 7.65% of the pastor's salary plus housing allowance or, where a parsonage is provided, 7.65% of fair market rental value plus cost of utilities for social security.
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B. BENEFITS
1. annuity - minimum of 14% of base salary plus housing allowance (or 14% of 130% of base
salary if parsonage is provided) paid quarterly to the UCC Pension Board
2. life insurance and disability benefit plan - disability income insurance and decreasing term life
insurance through UCC program; cost is 1 % of base salary plus housing allowance or, where a parsonage is provided, of 130% of base salary
3. group life insurance - additional decreasing term life insurance available through the Pension
Boards for $50 per year
4. medical/dental insiu-ance - available through the UCC Pension Boards
5. holiday and vacation time - usual holidays ( or compensation time) and 4 weeks vacation per
year
6. sabbatical time and funds (see Clergy Compensation booklet)
7. sick time - up to 30 days per year
8. maternity /paternity leave, including for adoption
C. PROFESSIONAL COSTS
Tax law allows deduction of business expenses on Schedule A only after the minister has spent more than 2% of family adjusted gross income on such expenses. THEREFORE it is important that churches reimburse or pay direcdy all costs which the pastor incurs for "doing business" for the church, so that the pastor is not paying income tax for church expenses. These should include but not be limited to:
1. auto reimbursement - for use of personal car at IRS current rate of $.31 plus tolls and parking,
or an automobile provided by the church
2. professional expenses - all expenses incurred in attending meetings of the Association,
Conference, in participating in the wider church and community; subscriptions to religious and professional journals, etc.
3. continuing education
For reference, the following is an illustration of what is needed to find the POSITION of a pastor (salary, housing, AND benefits and professional expenses) for a minister with 12 years experience, receiving a mid- range salary, serving in a church with 150-300 members:
COMPENSATION:
salary $37,500
housing allowance (for those not in a parsonage, $150, 000 house) 18, 000
BENEFITS:
annuity (salary + housing x 14%) 7, 770
life insurance and disability benefit plan (salary + housing x 1%) 555
group life insurance 50
medical/dental insurance family plan) 7, 896
social security offset (salary -\- housing x 7.65%) 4,246
PROFESSIONAL COSTS
professional expenses 1,500
continuing education 720
auto reimbursement (12, 000 miles/year @ $. 31 /mile) 3, 720
total needed to fund the position of minister $81,957
It is understood that some churches may not be able to meet these guidelines immediately, and may need instead to institute them over a period of 3-5 years. It will be important in these instances to project a cost of living increase for each year and to make the necessary projection of total dollars above where the compensation package is at present. Then simply divide by the number of years it will take to reach the goal, and increase by that figure the annual compensation package over the 3-5 year period.
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Minutes
Appendix E RESOLUTION ON RESTORATIVE .lUSTICE
Whereas, Crime in our country is a great source of our misery, leaving victims with physical, emotional and financial losses, communities with fear, taxpayers with huge bills for law enforcement and corrections, and offenders and their families financially and emotionally disabled; and
Whereas, Ancient biblical principles of restorative justice focus on the need to make the victim whole again, while seeking also to repair the damaged community, and requiring restitution and reparations from the offender, with the state as arbitrator (Exodus 22:1-4); and
Whereas, Restorative justice principles are also found in the New Testament, with the pledge by Zacchaeus to make restoration followed by Jesus' response of approval (Luke 19:8-10) and the statement of Paul that as Christians we are involved in the "Ministry of Reconciliation" (II Corinthians 5:18-19, NRSV); and
Whereas, Restorative justice is a foundational principle of our civil court system and has proven to be financially feasible and is promoted in law schools such as Suffolk, and has been successful where it has already been used in resolving some criminal issues in our country today; and
Whereas, Our present "war on offender" system began in 1116, with Henry, the son of William the Conqueror, who changed English law from a restorative to a retributive system by making crimes offenses against the state, for which the offender is punished by the state, with victims, the community and the rehabilitation of the offender overlooked or incidental to the process.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the 200* Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ encourages our churches to struggle for an end to the retributive justice system as we know it and to working instead for peace (shalom) in our communities through restitution ( shillum) and recompense (shillem); and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the 200* Annual Meeting recommends to the churches of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ that restorative justice be studied as to its benefits to all citizens, and that churches help to educate citizenry, including children, and help to implement its principles in local contexts; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the 200* Annual Meeting declares its support for the statement of the American Bar Association in urging "Federal, state, territorial and local governments to incorporate publicly or privately operated victim-offender mediation dialogue programs into their criminal justice processes;" and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the 200* Annual Meeting encourages church members of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ to use their considerable volunteer experience and skills to the benefit of offenders, ex-offenders, victims, and the community in promoting face-to-face meetings between victims and offenders, negotiating restitution agreements for victims, and softening the effect on offenders and their families with participation in kindnesses (such as All God's Children Program of Essex Association), and assistance to the children of incarcerated parents so that they may remain in the parent's care until one or more parents can resume care following incarceration; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the 200* Annual Meeting requests the Commission for Mission Development and Social Responsibility of the Massachusetts ConJerence of the United Church of Christ to study ways in which Massachusetts law can be changed to promote restorative justice in the Commonwealth and compile and disseminate resources for use by local churches and make recommendations for action to tlie Annual Meeting in 2001.
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MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST TOTAL GIVING OF CHURCHES TO OUR CHURCH'S WIDER MISSION
Basic Support - Designated & Undesignated
Fellowship Dues
One Great Hour of Sharing
Neighbors in Need
Strengthen the Church Offering
Christmas Fund
UCC Hunger Fund
Just Peace Priority
Directed - United Church of Christ and other
Directed - Mass Conference
Capital Campaign Contributions
TOTAL CHURCH BENEVOLENCE
1997
$2,092,114
678,685
187,829
110,553
4,896
93,604
10,703
6,542
119,573
28,753
286,224
$3,619,476
1998
$2,145,524
696,446
199,106
108,873
5,287
87,773
9,490
3,248
253,936
15,295
501,736
$ 4,026,714
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
Assets:
Current Investments
Land, Buildings, and Equipment Total Assets Liabilities:
Current
Net Assets
$2,984,229 3,996,922 1,001,229
$7,982,380
-837,686 $7,144,694
$4,329,905 4,418,388 1,042,795
$9,791,088
-905,076 $8,886,012
NET ASSETS
Land Building and Equipment
Principal Funds:
General Endowment Special Endowment Restricted Endowment
Expendable (Income) Funds: Unrestricted Restricted by Donors
Total Net Assets
:i,154
$ 860,323
|
3,510,765 665,961 400,759 |
3,705,121 667,451 1,207,245 |
|
332,927 1,423,128 $7,144,694 |
626,738 1,819,134 $8,886,012 |
SUMMARY OF OPERATING STATEMENTS
Operating Revenue Operating Expense Surplus or (Deficit)
1997
$2,893,599
-2,788,368
$105,231
1998
$3,064,298
-3,038,416
$25,882
AUDIT Conference records were audited by Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., of Westborough, MA. A copy of their audit report is available in the Financial Office at the Framingham Conference Center.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Details on any of the above are available from the Financial Office in the form of reports to the Annual Meeting or the Board of Directors, and in other documents.
Robert Banz, Treasurer
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Statistics
STATISTICAL TABLES
Statistics in this Year Booi< have been collected from the churches of the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ for the period covering January 1, 1998 through December 31, 1998.
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. Email addresses for churches and clergy can be obtained by calling the Registrar at the Conference Office.
There were no churches removed, added or merged during the year 1998.
REFERENCE MARKS USED THROUGHOUT THE LISTING:
SP Senior or Sole Pastor
CP Co-Pastor
IN Interim Pastor
AP Assistant or Associate Pastor
lA Interim Associate Pastor
CE Christian Education Minister
PV Pastor of Visitation
YM Youth Minister
MM Minister of Music
CM Commissioned Minister
ST Student Minister
SU Supply Pastor
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 II - Congregational Christian Churches which have voted not to be part of the UCC at the time of submitting the Conference Report.
MASSACHUSETTS ASSOCIATIONS
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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MEMBERSHIP |
PASTORS |
DALLED |
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20 |
ABINGTON 02351-2441 United Church of Christ in Abington 10 Bedford St., P.O. Box 2025 |
(781)878-0199 Assn: 392 Org: 1968 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
355 150 109 |
SP CE ST |
Duncan, Stanley G. Coburn, Kendra Marston, Kristy L. |
1995 1998 1998 |
|
30 |
ACTON 01720-4628 Acton Congregational Church 12 Concord Road |
(978) 263-2728 Assn: 360 Org: 1832 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
909 475 333 |
SP AP AP CE |
Olmsted, Richard H. Saylor, Mary Weber Miller, Gail Lynn Mammarella, Randa |
1983 1988 1995 1995 |
|
40 |
ACTON 01720-3627 South Acton Congregational Church 35 School Street |
(978) 263-2332 Assn: 360 Org: 1893 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
168 115 74 |
SP |
Lilley, Ross W. |
1983 |
|
50 |
AGAWAM 01001-2504 Agawam Congregational Church, UCC 745 Main Street |
(413)786-7111 Assn: 376 Org: 1819 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
338 180 120 |
SP CE MM |
Pender, Dan Cogen, Ellen |
1996 1997 |
|
60 |
FEEDING HILLS 01030-1672 Feeding Hills Cong. Church UCC 21 North Westfield St., P.O. Box 264 |
(413)786-5061 Assn: 376 Org: 1762 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
89 60 20 |
SP CE |
Donaldson, Robert Hill, Lynn |
1994 1997 |
|
70 |
AMESBURY 01913-2826 Main St. Congregational Church, UCC 145 Main Street |
(978) 388-0982 Assn: 368 Org: 1831 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
168 98 60 |
SP CE |
Winders, Phillip Ray Potts, Kimberiy |
1994 1995 |
|
80 |
AMESBURY 01913-4105 Union Cong, of Amesbury, UCC 350 Main Street, P.O. Box 377 |
(978)388-0631 Assn: 368 Org: 1835 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
67 44 15 |
IN |
Bentley, Thomas Lloyd. |
1999 |
|
90 |
AMHERST 01002-2380 UCC, First Congregational Church 165 Main Street |
(413)253-3456 Assn: 380 Org: 1739 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
266 120 40 |
SP CE YM |
Steam, Margaret Killough-HiU, Ruthie Theiss, Eric |
1997 1998 1996 |
|
110 |
NORTH AMHERST 01059-4004 North Congregational Church, UCC 1 1 99 North Pleasant St . , P . 0 Box 96 1 3 |
(413)549-0500 Assn: 380 Org: 1826 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
90 60 36 |
SP |
Powers, Janet E, |
1997 |
|
130 |
AMHERST 01002-3024 South Congregational Church, UCC 1067 South East Street |
(413)253-2977 Assn: 380 Org: 1824 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
290 139 98 |
SP |
Worcester, Sara G. |
1995 |
|
140 |
ANDOVER 01810-5654 Ballard Vale United Church 23 Clark Road |
(978) 475-2506 Assn: 348 Org: 1854 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
264 84 30 |
SP |
Kahatsu, Judith Jenkins |
1997 |
|
160 |
ANDOVER 01810-3999 South Church in Andover, UCC 41 Central Street |
(978)475-0321 Assn: 348 Org: 1711 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
684 373 278 |
SP lA CE YM |
Mutti, Calvin F. Kallis, Katherine I. Ebner, Terry Ebner, Michael |
1989 1996 1995 1995 |
|
170 |
ANDOVER 01810-3430 West Parish Church of Andover 1 29 Reservation Road |
(978) 475-3528 Assn: 348 Org: 1826 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
396 155 164 |
SP CE |
Welch, Mark R.P. Smith, Beverly |
1998 1998 |
|
180 |
ARLINGTON 02476-5703 Park Avenue Cong. Church, UCC 50 Paul Revere Road |
(781)643-8680 Assn: 384 Org: 1899 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
279 111 112 |
SP Albright, William Anthony MM Lee, Stephen John ST Hemenway, Mark |
1996 1998 1998 |
|
|
190 |
ARLINGTON 02476-6514 Pleasant Street Cong. Church, UCC 75 Pleasant Street |
(781) 643-0553 Assn: 384 Org: 1842 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
138 73 46 |
SP CE |
McClelland, Susan |
1999 |
|
200 |
ASHBURNHAM 01430-1238 Ashburnham Community Church 12 Chapel Street |
(978) 827-5553 Assn: 360 Org: 1760 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
55 83 35 |
SP |
Proulx, Dale |
1994 |
|
210 |
ASHBY 01431-0126 Ashby Congregational Church, UCC 21 New Ipswich Road, P.O. Box 126 |
(978) 386-5566 Assn: 360 Org: 1819 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
115 35 25 |
SP |
Gosnell, Andrew |
1999 |
|
220 |
ASHFIELD 01330-0519 First Congregational Church, UCC 429 Main Street, P.O. Box 519 |
(413) 628-4470 Assn: 372 Org: 1763 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
97 50 30 |
SP |
Stowe, Robert E. |
1991 |
|
230 |
ASHLAND 01721-1101 Federated Church of Ashland 118 Main Street, P.O. Box 26 |
(508)881-1355 Assn: 360 Org: 1835 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
81 134 38 |
SP CE YM |
Guidi, Nora Knapp, Brooke |
1996 1996 |
|
235 |
ASSONET 02702-1383 The United Church of Assonet, UCC 9 North Main Street, P.O. Box 155 |
(508) 644-5448 Assn: 388 Org: 1807 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
84 43 33 |
IN |
Steele, Guy L. |
1996 |
|
240 |
ATHOL 01331-2932 Athol Congregational Church, UCC 1 225 Chestnut Street |
(978) 249-6202 Assn: 360 Org: 1830 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
439 138 48 |
SP CE MM YM |
Currie, Carol Richards Carley, Ann Harris, Cynthia |
1996 1973 1997 |
|
255 |
ATTLEBORO FALLS 02763- 1 1 3 1 Central Congregational Church, UCC 1 1 5 Commonwealth Avenue, P.O. Box 1319 |
(508) 699-7700 Assn: 388 Org: 1874 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
267 100 135 |
SP |
Baker, Carole L, |
1988 |
|
260 |
ATTLEBORO 02703-2338 Second Congregational Church, UCC 50 Park Street |
(508) 222-4677 Assn: 388 Org: 1748 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
651 175 120 |
SP CE YM |
Putnam, Ross W. Middleton, Barbara Moxham, Kristin |
1997 1995 1996 |
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GENERAL INFO |
MEMBERSHIP |
PASTORS |
CALLED |
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270 |
AUBURN 01501-2820 First Congregational Chiircii, UCC 128 Central Street |
(508) 832-2845 As.sn: 360 Org: 1776 |
Mcmbcr.s: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
263 174 68 |
SP CE PV |
Knox, Kenneth Edward Seaman, Debra MacLeod, Robert Jeffrey |
1984 1997 1985 |
|
280 |
AUBURN 01501-2567 Pakachoag Church 203 Pakachoag Street |
(508)755-8718 Assn: 360 Org: 1951 |
Members: Av, Att: Ch Sch: |
142 70 26 |
IN |
Liberty, Patricia |
1999 |
|
290 |
AVER 01432-1334 Federated Church of Ayer 21 Washington Street |
(978) 772-2044 Assn: 360 Org: 1861 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
64 90 35 |
SP |
(ioff, Philip Denham |
1981 |
|
330 |
BARRE 01005-0936 Barre Congregational Church, UCC 30 Park Street, P.O Box 936 |
(978)355-4041 Assn: 360 Org: 1828 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
187 120 55 |
su |
Lesak, Charlotte Anna |
1999 |
|
360 |
BEDFORD 01730-2192 First Church of Christ, UCC 25 The Great Road |
(781)275-7951 Assn: 384 Org: 1730 |
Members: Av, Att: Ch Sch: |
362 162 165 |
SP Howard, Jamie Ruth CE Stowell, Sara T. MM Koebele, Loryne |
1980 1971 1973 |
|
|
370 |
BELCHERTOWN 01007-0603 Congregational Church, UCC 18 Park Street, P.O. Box 603 |
(413)323-7442 Assn: 380 Org: 1737 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
225 138 60 |
SP |
Farnsworth, Todd B. |
1996 |
|
380 |
BELMONT 02478-3081 First Armenian Church 380 Concord Avenue |
(617)484-4779 Assn: 384 Org: 1905 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
213 105 61 |
SP |
Kiir.::yan, Mihran G. |
1998 |
|
390 |
BELMONT 02478-6320 First Cong. Church of Waverley 471 Trapelo Road |
(617)489-4299 Assn: 384 Org: 1865 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
116 72 15 |
IN |
Rorapaugh, Douglas |
1997 |
|
400 |
BELMONT 02478-3438 Payson Park Church, UCC 365 Belmont Street |
(617)484-1542 Assn: 384 Org: 1913 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
208 108 32 |
IN CE |
Suzedell, Ann Gregg Benson, Cindy |
1999 1999 |
|
410 |
BELMONT 02478-2510 Plymouth Cong. Church of Belmont 582 Pleasant Street |
(617)484-5257 Assn: 384 Org: 1899 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
275 120 110 |
SP AP MM |
Morgan, Jonathan J. Kalagher, Beverlee Taylor, Helen |
1989 1997 1997 |
|
430 |
BERLIN 01503-1215 First Parish Church of Berlin 24 Central Street |
(978) 838-2575 Assn: 360 Org: 1779 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
104 105 35 |
SP CE |
Aiello, Barbara E. Crittendon, Lauren |
1993 1999 |
|
440 |
BERNAJRDSTON 01337-0503 United Church of Bernardston 58 Church Street, P.O. Box 503 |
(413)648-9306 Assn: 372 Org: 1824 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
206 105 49 |
SP |
Koons, R. Paul |
1991 |
|
450 |
BEVERLY 01915-4515 Dane Street Cong. Church, UCC 10 Dane Street |
(978) 922-4325 Assn: 368 Org: 1802 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
424 135 110 |
SP AP YM |
Miller, Brian Arnold Pouliet, Irene Clewis, Martin |
1996 1999 1998 |
|
460 |
BEVERLY 01915-3847 The First Federated Church in Beverly 167 Hale Street |
(978)922-5135 Assn: 368 Org: 1953 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
116 40 14 |
IN |
Arnold, John William |
1999 |
|
470 |
BEVERLY 01915-2821 Immanuel Cong. Church, UCC 140 Bridge Street |
(978)922-3174 Assn: 368 Org: 1903 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
183 65 25 |
SP CE |
Fleming, William J, Tamilio, Susan |
1998 1993 |
|
480 |
BEVERLY 01915-1722 Second Congregational Church, UCC 35 Conant Street |
(978) 922-5722 Assn: 368 Org: 1713 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
518 225 112 |
IN AP CE |
Duda, Michael J. Phmney, Molly Wells Cox, Jeffrey M. |
1999 1998 1999 |
|
500 |
BILLERICA 01821-1916 First Cong. Church in Billerica, UCC 1 8 Andover Road |
(978) 663-8433 Assn: 348 Org: 1829 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
361 141 198 |
SP ST |
Bailey, Dennis C. Madden, Ede-Jo |
1990 1998 |
|
510 |
BILLERICA 01821-6297 Community Cong. Church, UCC 801 Boston Road |
(978) 663-3750 Assn: 348 Org: 1923 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
112 100 50 |
SP |
Evitts, R. Kenneth |
1988 |
|
540 |
ALLSTON 02134- Allston Congregational Church UCC c/o Frederick C. Burrill, 2 Webley St. |
(617)254-2920 Assn: 384 Org: 1886 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
38 25 5 |
IN |
Petersen, Rodney |
1995 |
|
550 |
BOSTON 02135-2735 Brighton Evangelical Cong. Church, UCC 410 Washington Street |
(617)254-4046 Assn: 384 Org: 1827 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
64 34 8 |
SP |
Fritz, Karen Barbara |
1998 |
|
570 |
CHARLESTOWN 02129-1848 First Church, Charlestown UCC 3 14A Bunker Hill Street |
(617)242-3483 Assn: 384 Org: 1632 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
90 25 6 |
SP |
Ford, Chester Victor |
1977 |
|
580 |
BOSTON 02116-3090 Church of the Covenant, Federated 67 Newbury Street |
(617)266-7480 Assn: 384 Org: 1932 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
102 109 72 |
CP CP CE |
Olmstead, Rose Ann Spalding, Richard Wieman, Beth |
1980 1988 1998 |
|
600 |
BOSTON 02125-2323 Pilgrim Church of Dorchester 540 Columbia Road |
(617)282-0456 Assn: 384 Org: 1862 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
27 15 0 |
SP CE |
Odams, John |
1994 |
|
620 |
FOREST HILLS 02130-3623 Covenant Congregational Church 455 Arborway |
(617)524-0775 Assn: 384 Org: 1881 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
161 85 0 |
SP |
McCullough, Judith P. |
1995 |
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GENERAL INFO |
MEMBERSHIP |
PASTORS |
CALLED |
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630 |
EAST BOSTON 02128-1513 Grace Federated Church 760 Saratoga Street |
(617)569-5358 Assn: 384 Org: 1836 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
58 35 20 |
SP |
Eraser, James W. |
1986 |
|
640 |
HYDE PARK 02136-2921 First Cong. Church of Hyde Park 6 Webster Street |
(617)361-0374 Assn: 384 Org: 1863 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
109 46 6 |
SP |
Smith, Jackson M. |
1990 |
|
660 |
JAMAICA PLAIN 02130-2866 Central Congregational Church, UCC 85 Seaverns Avenue |
(617) 524-3343 Assn: 384 Org: 1853 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
41 30 8 |
SP |
Chrisman, Richard N. |
1998 |
|
665 |
JAMAICA PLAIN 02130 Hispanic Community Church of Boston 85 Seaverns Avenue, Box 3066 |
(617)522-8163 Assn: 384 Org: 1988 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
33 72 25 |
IN |
Martinez, Wanda |
1999 |
|
690 |
BOSTON 02116-2882 Mount Vernon Congregational 645 Boylston Street |
(617)536-9212 Assn: 384 Org: 1842 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
38 20 0 |
SP |
Crawford, James W. |
1974 |
|
700 |
BOSTON 02116-2882 Old South Church in Boston 645 Boylston Street |
(617)536-1970 Assn: 384 Org: 1669 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
602 300 80 |
SP AP CE |
Crawford, James W. Murphy, Lael P. Arnold, Joan P. |
1974 1998 1982 |
|
730 |
BOSTON 02119-2298 Eliot Cong. Church of Roxbury 56 Dale Street |
(617)445-7525 Assn: 384 Org: 1834 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
521 217 60 |
SP AP |
Edwards, Ozzie L. Blackman, Edward B. |
1982 |
|
750 |
BOSTON 02121-1289 St. Mark Congregational Church 200 Townsend Street |
(617)442-0481 Assn: 384 Org: 1895 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
111 85 20 |
SP |
Walton, John Richard |
1998 |
|
760 |
WEST ROXBURY 02132-2010 Stratford Street United Church 77 Stratford Street |
(617)323-4950 Assn: 384 Org: 1835 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
84 51 13 |
SP |
Hanna, Paul Eugene |
1992 |
|
765 |
ROXBURY 02119-1524 Church of the United Community 116 Roxbury Street |
(617)427-8192 Assn: 384 Org: 1984 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
64 60 15 |
SP |
||
|
770 |
BOXBOROUGH 01719-1413 UCC Congregational of Boxborough 723 Massachusetts Avenue |
(978) 263-7387 Assn: 360 Org: 1829 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
205 136 80 |
SP CE |
Erickson, John Nelson Elenbaas, Susan |
1997 1998 |
|
790 |
WEST BOXFORD 0 1 885-0508 Second Cong. Church of Boxford (UCC) 173 Washington St., P.O. Box 508 |
(978)352-2127 Assn: 368 Org: 1736 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
356 247 239 |
SP CE |
Marechal, Jeanne Wynne McDonald, Carl |
1993 1998 |
|
800 |
BOYLSTON 01505-0904 First Congregational Church, UCC 14 Church Street, P.O. Box 904 |
(508) 869-2027 Assn: 360 Org: 1743 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
259 140 43 |
IN CE |
Milton, Nancy Chaplis, Brenda |
1998 1994 |
|
820 |
BRADFORD 01835-7902 Bradford First Church of Christ 10 Church Street |
(978)374-1114 Assn: 368 Org: 1682 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
216 84 34 |
SP YM |
Barker, Thomas Edward Lipomi, Kim |
1994 1998 |
|
830 |
BRIDGEWATER 02324-2508 Central Square Cong. Church, UCC 71 Central Square |
(508)697-6016 Assn: 392 Org: 1821 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
573 175 112 |
SP Nickerson, PaulB. AP Anderson, Sheri MM Schuller, Lin |
1984 1998 1993 |
|
|
840 |
BRIDGEWATER 02324 Scotland Trinitarian Cong. Church 1000 Pleasant Street |
(508) 697-7402 Assn: 392 Org: 1821 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
22 20 8 |
ST |
Richardson, Robert Alan |
1995 |
|
850 |
BRIMFIELD 01010-0203 First Congregational Church 20 Main Street, P.O. Box 203 |
(413)245-7162 Assn: 360 Org: 1724 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
226 55 35 |
SP |
Giles, Mary Elizabeth |
1996 |
|
855 |
BROCKTON 02301-2840 Christ Congregational Church, UCC 1350 Pleasant Street |
(508) 586-3022 Assn: 392 Org: 1737 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
734 265 160 |
SP lA CE |
McCoy, William R. Bizer, Donald Moore, Debra |
1987 1999 1998 |
|
870 |
BROCKTON 02303-4191 Lincoln Congregational Church 13 Wales Avenue, P.O. Box 4191 |
(508) 587-8219 Assn: 392 Org: 1897 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
133 175 60 |
SP |
Crayton, Huston |
1987 |
|
920 |
BROOKFIELD 01506-0457 Brookfield Congregational Church Inc. 8 Common Street, P.O. Box 457 |
(508) 867-6262 Assn: 360 Org: 1827 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
131 80 44 |
SP |
Wild, John H. |
1992 |
|
925 |
BROOKLINE 02446 Brookline Chinese Christian Church of New England 1835 Beacon Street |
(617)426-4710 Assn: 384 Org: 1979 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
117 0 0 |
SP |
Shih, David |
1968 |
|
930 |
BROOKLINE 02446-5066 United Parish of Brookline 210 Harvard Street |
(617)277-6860 Assn: 384 Org: 1844 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
120 173 28 |
SP CE |
Coughlin, Patricia C. Costa, Donna M. |
1988 1992 |
|
950 |
BUCKLAND 01338-9701 First Congregational Church 14 Upper Street |
(413)625-9440 Assn: 372 Org: 1785 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
90 30 8 |
SP |
Hanley, Tyrrell Max |
1995 |
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960 |
BURLINGTON 01803-3734 United Church of Christ Cong. 6 Lexington Street |
(781)272-4547 A.ssn: 384 Org: 1735 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
26! 108 60 |
SP CK MM YM |
Dcrick, Prisciila Wheeler Boiighman, James Hodgkins, Donald G. Scolponeti, Lorna |
1996 1995 1989 1995 |
|
980 |
CAMBRIDGE 02138-3605 First Church in Cambridge Congregational 1 1 Garden Street |
(617)547-2724 Assn: 384 Org: 1633 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
247 123 62 |
IN AP CE YM YM |
Flad, Harry Grishaw-Jones, David Petersen, Ellen Carter, Steve Larsen, Peter Ross |
1999 1997 1997 1994 1997 |
|
985 |
CAMBRIDGE 02139-3959 First Korean Church in Cambridge 35 Magazine Street |
(617)491-1474 Assn: 384 Org: 1980 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
130 250 70 |
SP CE YM |
Kim, Tae Whan Park, Jae K. Kim, James |
1987 1994 1991 |
|
990 |
CAMBRIDGE 02140-0002 North-Prospect Congregational, UCC 1803 Massachusetts Ave., P.O. Box 162 |
(617)547-1448 Assn: 384 Org: 1985 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
70 50 15 |
SP AP |
Rose, Dudley C. McArdle, Jessica |
1983 1998 |
|
993 |
CAMBRIDGE 02140 Harvard Korean UCC 1 803 Massachusetts Avenue |
(617)286-2534 Assn: 384 Org: 1994 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
55 30 0 |
SP |
Kim, Joo-Han |
1994 |
|
995 |
SOMERVILLE 02144-1904 Iglesia Evangelica (EI Area de Noe) 95 College Avenue |
Assn: 384 Org: 1989 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
28 0 0 |
SP |
Roman, Rosa |
1996 |
|
1020 |
CANAAN 12029-0066 Canaan Congregational Church 1633 County Route 5, P.O. Box 66 |
(518)781-4775 Assn: 356 Org: 1785 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
74 40 24 |
SP |
Bail, Caroline |
1995 |
|
1030 |
CANTON 02021-2214 United Church of Christ in Canton 1541 Washington Street |
(781)828-2131 Assn: 384 Org: 1828 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
400 166 152 |
IN AP CE |
Scott, Dadgie Frechette, Phyllis Weir, Elaine |
1999 1998 1991 |
|
1040 |
CARVER 02330-0980 United Parish of Carver 1 15 Main Street, P.O. Box 980 |
(508) 866-4493 Assn: 392 Org: 1732 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
89 105 80 |
SP |
Syverson, Charles |
1997 |
|
1045 |
CENTER VILLE 02632-2915 South Cong. Church of Barnstable 565 Main Street |
(508) 775-8332 Assn: 352 Org: 1796 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
238 122 49 |
SP MM |
Cianci, Joan M. Buddington, Phillip |
1996 1988 |
|
1060 |
CHARLEMONT 01339-0116 Charlemont Federated Church 175 Main Street, P.O. Box 116 |
(413)339-4463 Assn: 372 Org: 1785 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
115 50 30 |
SP |
Comstock, Allen M. |
1986 |
|
1070 |
CHARLTON 01507-0070 Federated Church of Charlton 64 Main Street, P.O. Box 70 |
(508) 248-5550 Assn: 360 Org: 1761 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
144 150 106 |
SP CE |
Chase, James E. Nijessen, Peter |
1987 1999 |
|
1080 |
CHATHAM 02633-2203 First Congregational Church UCC 650 Main Street |
(508) 945-0800 Assn: 352 Org: 1720 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
499 189 40 |
SP CE MM PV |
Erickson, David M. McPherson, Karen Baerg, Verleen Joyce Mees, Matt |
1996 1998 1995 1983 |
|
1090 |
CHELMSFORD 01824-0339 Central Congregational Church I Worthen Street, P.O. Box 339 |
(978)256-5931 Assn: 348 Org: 1876 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
323 137 178 |
SP Giragosian, Richard Z. MM Sears, Permelia S. MM Sears, David E. |
1997 1980 1977 |
|
|
1110 |
CHELSEA 02150-1507 First Congregational Church UCC 26 County Road |
(617)884-0949 Assn: 384 Org: 1841 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
94 45 5 |
SP CE |
Everton, Adelard Bryson, Bonnie Ellen |
1998 1991 |
|
1125 |
CHESTER 01011-9539 First Cong. Church of Chester 334 Skyline Trail |
(413)667-5265 Assn: 380 Org: 1995 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
51 35 10 |
SP |
Boone, Susan Louise |
1994 |
|
1130 |
CHESTER 01011-9667 UCC Second Congregational Church 1 Middlefield Road |
Assn: 356 Org: 1844 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
34 10 20 |
SP |
Morrison, Constance |
1986 |
|
1140 |
CHESTERFIELD 01012-0317 First Congregational Church UCC 43 Main Road, P.O. Box 56 |
(413)296-4453 Assn: 380 Org: 1764 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
151 60 15 |
SP |
Shelton, Carol S. |
1996 |
|
1160 |
CHICOPEE 01013-1744 First Congregational Church, UCC 306 Chicopee Street |
(413)592-0396 Assn: 376 Org: 1752 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
94 53 25 |
SP CE |
Hayes, Susanna U. Madru, Alice |
1998 1990 |
|
1170 |
CHICOPEE 01013-2627 Christ's Community Church 103 Springfield Street |
(413)592-6007 Assn: 376 Org: 1834 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
27 15 0 |
SP |
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|
1180 |
CLINTON 01510-0216 First Congregational Church UCC 34 Walnut Street, P.O. Box 216 |
(978) 365-4648 Assn: 360 Org: 1844 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
65 70 17 |
IN |
Vautier, Grif& Holly |
1992 |
|
1190 |
CLINTON 01510-2735 The United Church 109 Haskell Avenue |
(978) 365-9232 Assn: 360 Org: 1887 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
149 73 43 |
SP |
Fletcher, Paula Jane |
1997 |
|
1200 |
COHASSET 02025-1533 Beechwood Congregational Church 51 Church Street |
(781)383-0808 Assn: 392 Org: 1863 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
37 42 14 |
SP CE CE |
Roberts, Branson Mc Arthur, Rebecca Bates MacLean, Steven |
1998 1994 1989 |
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1210 |
COHASSET 02025-1895 Second Congregational Church 43 Highland Avenue |
(781)383-0345 Assn: 392 Org: 1824 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
375 125 100 |
SP Ritts, Gary A. CE Salerno, Heidi MM Leavitt, Robert |
1987 1998 1995 |
|
|
1230 |
CONCORD 01742-2509 Trinitarian Congregational Church, UC( 54 Walden Street |
(978) 369-4837 Assn: 384 Org: 1826 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
735 380 308 |
SP AP AP CE MM |
Lombard, John C. 1993 Monroe-Mueller, Shawnthea 1995 Crockett-Dickerman, Margaret 1996 Nelson, Pat 1996 Wagner, Victoria 1986 |
|
|
1240 |
CONCORD 01742-2998 West Concord Union Church 1317 Main Street |
(978) 369-6309 Assn: 384 Org: 1889 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
245 211 121 |
IN AP |
Fountain, David Lawrence Allen, Meredith A. |
1999 1997 |
|
1250 |
CONWAY 01341 United Congregational Church, UCC 44 Whately Road |
(413)369-4040 Assn: 372 Org: 1768 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
75 45 30 |
SP |
Stevens, Kathryn |
1996 |
|
1255 |
COTUIT 02635-0436 Cotuit Federated Church School and High Sts., P.O. Box 436 |
(508) 428-6163 Assn: 352 Org: 1923 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
132 96 33 |
SP CE |
Endicott, Elizabeth Hoblin O'Toole, Michael & Carol |
1991 1993 |
|
1260 |
CUMMINGTON 01026-0076 Village Congregational Church, UCC 31 Main Street, P.O. Box 76 |
(413)634-5508 Assn: 380 Org: 1839 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
100 35 17 |
IN |
Davis, Cara |
1995 |
|
1280 |
D ALTON 01226-1688 First Congregational Church UCC 514 Main Street |
(413)684-1715 Assn: 356 Org: 1785 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
581 156 123 |
SP CE |
Kyte, Robert Reid Norton, Rhonda |
1994 1997 |
|
1290 |
DANVERS 01923-1406 First Church of Danvers, Congregational 41 Centre Street |
(978)774-0116 Assn: 368 Org: 1672 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
172 93 23 |
SP |
Van Cleave, Amy Lynn |
1999 |
|
1300 |
DANVERS 01923-2513 Maple Street Cong. Church, UCC 90 Maple Street |
(978)774-4510 Assn: 368 Org: 1844 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
448 178 138 |
SP CE |
Gross, Charles N. Marshall, Elsa M. |
1986 1994 |
|
1310 |
NORTH DARTMOUTH 02747-1223 Smith Mills Christian Cong. Church UCC 1 1 Anderson Way |
(508) 994-6422 Assn: 388 Org: 1838 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
226 75 60 |
SP CE |
Aubin-Fischer, Richard Tjersland, Valerie |
1994 1994 |
|
1320 |
SOUTH DARTMOUTH 02748-0608 The Congregational Church of South Dartmouth, UCC 17 Middle Street, P.O. Box 80608 |
(508) 993-6676 Assn: 388 Org: 1807 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
432 104 105 |
SP YM |
Larsen, Jeffrey W. Cardullo, Rachel |
1998 1996 |
|
1330 |
DEDHAM 02026-4111 Aliin Congregational Church, UCC 683 High Street |
(781)326-5050 Assn: 384 Org: 1638 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
277 115 0 |
IN King, Heidi CE Jones, Sara MM Steinmetz, C. Martin |
1998 1999 1990 |
|
|
1350 |
DEERFIELD 01342-0276 First Church of Deerfield 71 Old Main Street, P.O. Box 276 |
(413)773-5323 Assn: 372 Org: 1686 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
144 60 46 |
CP CP CE |
Anastos, George Charles Anastos, Andrea LaSonde Meserve, Leanne |
1986 1986 1997 |
|
1360 |
SOUTH DEERFIELD 01373-1012 South Deerfield Cong. Church 71 North Main Street |
(413)665-3130 Assn: 372 Org: 1818 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
136 73 40 |
SP |
Cory, George Lewis |
1997 |
|
1370 |
SOUTH DENNIS 02660-1454 Cong. Church of South Dennis, UCC 218 Main Street, P.O. Box 1454 |
(508) 394-5992 Assn: 352 Org: 1817 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
77 50 0 |
SP |
Scribner, Susan Royce |
1999 |
|
1380 |
DENNIS 02638-0031 Dennis Union Church 713 Main Street, P.O. Box 2020 |
(508) 385-3543 Assn: 352 Org: 1866 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
467 201 48 |
SP AP YM |
Gondola, Alex A. Bickford, Constance S. Farrow, Joanne |
1994 1997 1996 |
|
1390 |
WEST DENNIS 02670-0487 West Dennis Community Church 288 Main Street, P.O. Box 487 |
(508) 398-6420 Assn: 352 Org: 1833 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
75 37 7 |
SP |
Sisson, Robert Eugene |
1995 |
|
1440 |
DOVER 02030-0305 The Dover Church 17 Springdale Avenue, P.O. Box |
(508) 785-0957 Assn: 384 Org: 1762 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
857 209 207 |
IN CE YM |
Schaudt, Yvonne V. Steiner, Barbara Keim, Kristine |
1999 1999 1999 |
|
1450 |
DRACUT 01826-0100 Christ Church United 10 Arlington Street, P.O. Box 100 |
(978) 459-2022 Assn: 348 Org: 1711 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
370 200 120 |
SP CE |
Zimmerman, Larry A. Jacobson, Beth |
1975 1998 |
|
1470 |
DUDLEY 01571-0559 First Cong. Church of Dudley 135 Center Road, P.O. Box 559 |
(508) 943-7320 Assn: 360 Org: 1732 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
257 110 103 |
SP CE |
White, John Richard Greene, Melbourne |
1997 1996 |
|
1480 |
DUNSTABLE 01827-0190 Evangehcal Cong, in Dunstable 552 Main Street, P.O. Box 190 |
(978)649-6251 Assn: 348 Org: 1757 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
108 125 65 |
SP Woodward, Richard H. MM Norris, Henry |
1989 1997 |
|
|
1490 |
DUXBURY 02331-0186 The Pilgrim Church UCC 404 Washington St., Box 186, Snug Harbor Station |
(781)934-6591 Assn: 392 Org: 1843 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
688 200 180 |
SP Landall, Kenneth C. AP Jones, Winifred C. AP Snow, Victoria CE Holden, Geri MM Morrison, Cathleen T. |
1989 1993 1998 1996 1975 |
|
|
1500 |
EAST BRIDGEWATER 02333-1319 Union Congregational Church, UCC 105 Pleasant Street |
(508) 378-2874 Assn: 392 Org: 1826 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
227 96 66 |
SP |
Cham, Marcia |
1997 |
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1510 |
EASTHAMPTON 01027-2023 Easthampton Congregational Church 112 Main Street |
(413)527-4790 Assn: 380 Org: 1785 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
338 115 67 |
IN MM |
Paulson, Barbara C Holway, Esther |
1998 1998 |
|
1520 |
EAST LONGMEADOW 01028-2993 First Congregational Church UCC 7 Somers Road |
(413)525-4121 Assn: 376 Org: 1829 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
689 264 158 |
SP CE PV |
Gormbiey, Robert W Henrich, Terrie Baxter, Nancy Spann |
1995 1993 1990 |
|
1550 |
ERVING 01344-9736 Evangelical Cong. Church, UCC c/o William Care, 1 1 Church Street |
(413) Assn: 372 Org: 1832 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
22 25 20 |
SP |
Welch, Albert W. |
1992 |
|
1570 |
ESSEX 01929-1224 First Congregational Church UCC 39 Main Street |
(978) 768-7855 Assn: 368 Org: 1683 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
179 147 90 |
SP |
Ziegenhals, Timothy M. |
1994 |
|
1590 1600 |
EVERETT 02149 First United Parish of Everett 460 Broadway EVERETT 02149 Mystic Side Cong. Church, UCC 422 Main Street |
(617)387-2515 Assn: 384 Org: 1848 (617)389-2860 Assn: 384 Org: 1893 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
50 35 3 52 35 10 |
SP SP |
Hodgkins, George Leslie Mackie, Robert |
1997 1998 |
|
1610 |
FAIRHAVEN 02719 First Congregational Church 34 Center Street |
(508) 993-3368 Assn: 388 Org: 1794 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
232 140 65 |
IN |
Stevens, Peter |
1999 |
|
1625 |
FALL RIVER 02720-1626 United Parish of Fall River 745 Wilson Road |
(508) 679-6835 Assn: 388 Org: 1984 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
56 26 16 |
SP |
Tripp, R. Joseph |
1991 |
|
1640 |
FALMOUTH 02540-2667 First Congregational Church UCC 68 Main Street |
(508) 548-3700 Assn: 352 Org: 1687 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
591 225 142 |
SP CE |
Showalter, Douglas K. Noyes, Elvira G. |
1987 1980 |
|
1650 |
NORTH FALMOUTH 02556-0403 North Falmouth Cong. Church 155 Old Main Rd, P.O. Box 403 |
(508)563-2177 Assn: 352 Org: 1832 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
224 138 75 |
SP CE |
Close, Charles Cade Dancer, Patty |
1992 1998 |
|
1690 |
FITCHBURG 01420-3153 Faith United Parish 820 Main Street |
(978) 343-3307 Assn: 360 Org: 1768 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
162 123 62 |
SP |
Hough, Patricia Jane |
1998 |
|
1700 |
FITCHBURG 01420-7504 Elm Street Cong. Church, UCC 264 Elm Street |
(978) 342-4257 Assn: 360 Org: 1895 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
105 106 45 |
IN |
Ruczynski, John |
1996 |
|
1710 |
FITCHBURG 01420-4331 Rollstone Cong. Church, UCC 199 Main Street |
(978) 342-0432 Assn: 360 Org: 1868 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
289 85 45 |
SP |
Scribner, Gerald N. |
1995 |
|
1720 |
FITCHBURG 01420-4219 Trinity Congregational Church 125 Rollstone Street |
(978) 342-9489 Assn: 360 Org: 1888 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
29 18 4 |
SP |
Bott, Joan J. |
1984 |
|
1730 |
FOXBORO 02035-2306 Bethany Congregational Church 3 Rockhill Street |
(508) 543-5678 Assn: 384 Org: 1779 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
495 250 135 |
SP Bickford, Michael S. CE Sides, Janet MM Smith, T. Michael |
1995 1989 1995 |
|
|
1740 |
FRAMINGHAM 01702-8292 Grace Congregational UCC 73 Union Avenue |
(508) 872-3342 Assn: 360 Org: 1873 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
284 90 55 |
SP CE |
Leavitt, Richard Gordon Wyatt, Andrea |
1996 1996 |
|
1750 |
FRAMINGHAM 01701-4835 The Plymouth Church in Framingham 87 Edgell Road |
(508)875-1364 Assn: 360 Org: 1701 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch; |
523 190 142 |
SP Cook, Peter Manning AP Rendon-Thompson, Esther CE Savadian, Ruth MM Lannom, Allen |
1999 1996 1997 1966 |
|
|
1760 |
FRAMINGHAM 01701-3433 Edwards Church 39 Edwards Street |
(508) 877-2050 Assn: 360 Org: 1827 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
131 84 64 |
SP CE |
Clark, Deborah Lee Dickerman, Susan P. |
1996 1986 |
|
1770 |
FRANKLIN 02038-1996 Franklin Federated Church 171 Main Street |
(508) 528-3803 Assn: 360 Org: 1738 |
Members; Av. Att; Ch Sch: |
350 201 127 |
SP AP |
Scott, Michael Esposito,Mary Lu |
1994 1999 |
|
1780 |
GARDNER 01440-1316 First Congregational Church, UCC 28 Green Street |
(978) 632-2142 Assn: 360 Org: 1786 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch; |
140 85 35 |
SP |
Mansfield, Charles B. |
1992 |
|
1820 |
GEORGETOWN 01833-0200 First Cong, of Georgetown 7 Andover Street, P.O. Box 200 |
(978) 352-8443 Assn: 368 Org: 1732 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch; |
255 145 142 |
SP |
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|
1825 |
GEORGETOWN 01833 Byfield Parish Church, Inc. 132 Jackman Street, P.O. Box 335 |
(978) 352-2022 Assn: 368 Org: 1702 |
Members; Av. Att; Ch Sch: |
235 220 78 |
SP |
Boylan, William Edward |
1969 |
|
1830 |
TURNERS FALLS 01376 First Congregational Church of Gill |
Assn: 372 Org: 1796 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch; |
8 0 0 |
SP |
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|
1850 |
MAGNOLIA 01930-5248 Union Congregational Church 3 Norman Avenue |
(978) 525-3346 Assn: 368 Org: 1887 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
35 30 20 |
SP |
Rich, Howard |
1999 |
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1870 |
GLOUCESTER 01930-5739 Trinity Congregational Church, UCC 70 Middle Street |
(978) 283-1442 Assn: 368 Org: 1829 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
248 100 50 |
SP CE |
Whitehead, Martha W. Olmsted, Kathryn |
1999 1995 |
|
1880 |
GLOUCESTER 01930-2005 West Gloucester Trinitarian Cong. UCC 488 Essex Avenue |
(978) 283-2817 Assn: 368 Org: 1716 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
80 70 47 |
SP YM |
Smith, Llewellyn P. Gallagher, Jeffrey |
1993 1998 |
|
1890 |
GRAFTON 01519-0421 The Evangelical Cong. Church, UCC 30 Grafton Common, P.O. Box 421 |
(508) 839-4513 Assn: 360 Org: 1731 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
383 90 0 |
SP |
Brown, Duane Richard |
1994 |
|
1910 |
GRANBY 01033-0177 Church of Christ Congregational. 235 State Street, P.O. Box 177 |
(413)467-9742 Assn: 380 Org: 1762 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
222 78 70 |
IN CE |
Williams, Melvin Turcotte, Trudy |
1999 1995 |
|
1920 1940 |
GRANVILLE 01034-0246 Granville Federated Church 16 Granby Road, P.O. Box 246 GREAT HARRINGTON 01230-0660 First Congregational Church UCC 251 Main Street, P.O. Box 660 |
(413) 357-8583 Assn: 376 Org: 1750 (413)528-2740 Assn: 356 Org: 1743 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
63 55 30 296 125 35 |
SP SP |
McMahon, Patrick David Van Ausdall, Charles |
1993 1985 |
|
1950 |
GREENFIELD 01301-1209 First Congregational Church, UCC 43 Silver Street |
(413)774-3449 Assn: 372 Org: 1754 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
191 92 30 |
SP |
Agnir, Federico I. |
1995 |
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1960 |
GREENFIELD 01301-3167 Robbins Memorial Cong. Church 59MunsonSt., P.O. Box 3167 |
(413)774-2559 Assn: 372 Org: 1919 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
99 24 6 |
IN CE |
Sweeney, Arthur Norman Hilliker, Kathy Field |
1999 1993 |
|
1970 |
GREENFIELD 01301-3596 Second Congregational Church UCC 16 Court Square |
(413)774-4355 Assn: 372 Org: 1817 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
370 93 64 |
SP New, Mark M. P. AP LeBlanc, Dennis MM Bolton, Elizabeth L. |
1995 1992 1994 |
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1980 |
GROTON 01450-0233 Union Congregational Church, UCC 219 Main Street, P.O. Box 233 |
(978)448-2091 Assn: 360 Org: 1826 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
234 140 95 |
SP CE |
Hammel, Vicki Goranson, Lindsey |
1998 1994 |
|
1990 |
WEST GROTON 0 1 472-0223 Christian Union Church West Main Street, P.O. Box 223 |
(978) 448-3348 Assn: 360 Org: 1885 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
57 22 4 |
SP |
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GROVELAND 01834-1231 Groveland Cong. Church UCC 4 King Street on Perry Park HADLEY 01035-9711 First Cong. Church of Hadley 102 Middle Street |
(978) 372-3463 Assn: 368 Org: 1726 (413)584-4117 Assn: 380 Org: 1659 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
417 218 122 249 97 56 |
SP CE SP CE YM |
Talbot, Carlton Wesley McGovem, Barbara Cobb, William Ellis West, Lisa Appeidoom, Christi |
1990 1998 1999 1997 1998 |
|
2020 |
HADLEY 01035-9638 North Hadley Congregational Church 243 River Street |
(413)586-2021 Assn: 380 Org: 1831 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
66 39 17 |
SP YM |
Pullan, Gordon Barstow, Roger |
1999 1997 |
|
2030 2040 |
HALIFAX 02338-1338 Cong. United Church of Christ 503 Plymouth Street HAMILTON 01936-0213 First Congregational Church 624 Bay Road, P.O. Box 213 |
(781)293-6393 Assn: 392 Org: 1732 (978)468-1940 Assn: 368 Org: 1714 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
205 92 57 370 634 123 |
SP SP YM |
Sencabaugh, S. William Little, Dorington Gatliff, Michael |
1997 1997 1993 |
|
2050 |
HAMPDEN 01036-0246 Federated Community Church 590 Main Street, P.O. Box 246 |
(413)566-3711 Assn: 376 Org: 1785 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
216 84 112 |
SP CE |
Howells, Thomas David Blanchard, Meri |
1982 1998 |
|
2060 |
HANOVER 02339-2216 First Congregational UCC 515 Hanover Street |
(781)826-4762 Assn: 392 Org: 1728 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
469 213 131 |
SP CE |
Remick, Donald H. Bancroft, Janice A. |
1994 1979 |
|
2110 |
HARVARD 01451-0342 Evangelical Congregational Church 5 Still River Road, The Common P.O. Box 342 |
(978) 456-8788 Assn: 360 Org: 1821 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
403 144 130 |
SP AP ST |
Augspurger, Diana J. Elder-Wilfred, Nancy Martin, David K. |
1988 1997 1998 |
|
2120 |
HARWICH 02645-1914 First Congregational Church, UCC 697 Main Street |
(508)432-1053 Assn: 352 Org: 1747 |
Members: Av, Att: Ch Sch: |
505 210 34 |
SP Newberry, Charles T. AP Weirich, Anne MM Carver-Schad, Margaret |
1985 1998 1990 |
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2130 |
HARWICH PORT 02646-0247 Pilgrim Congregational Church 533 Route 28, P.O. Box 247 |
(508)432-1668 Assn: 352 Org: 1854 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
481 184 93 |
SP |
Lavelli, Evelyn E. |
1998 |
|
2140 |
HATFIELD 01038 First Congregational Church 41 Main Street |
(413)247-5733 Assn: 380 Org: 1670 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
136 45 30 |
SP |
Noyes, Worth H. |
1985 |
|
2170 |
HAVERHILL 01830-5099 First Congregational Church, UCC 232 Main Street |
(978)373-3031 Assn: 368 Org: 1833 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
148 44 50 |
SP CE |
Joyner, Harvey Coppola, Lois Dorr |
1999 1997 |
|
2180 |
HAVERHILL 01830-6636 Riverside Memorial Church UCC 278 Groveland Street |
(978)372-9871 Assn: 368 Org: 1884 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
285 92 50 |
SP |
Schmidt, Marlayna L. |
1995 |
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2200 |
WESTHAWLEY 01339 Second Cong. Church of Hawley |
Assn: 372 Org: 1825 |
Members: Av. AH: Ch Sch: |
7 0 0 |
SP |
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2205 |
HAYDENVILLE 01039-0265 Congregational Church 143 Main Street, P.O. Box 265 |
(413)268-9344 Assn: 380 Org: 1851 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
66 19 0 |
SP |
Graves, Joanne M. |
1997 |
|
2220 |
HINGHAM 02043-2896 Hingham Congregational Church UCC 366 Main Street |
(781)749-1276 Assn; 392 Org: 1847 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
496 220 196 |
IN CE CE YM |
Livingston, Robert L. Curran, Martin T. Mackay, Arline Fitzgerald, Shawn |
1999 1998 1991 1995 |
|
2230 |
HINSDALE 01235-0309 First Cong. Church of Hinsdale Maple Street, P.O. Box 309 |
(413)655-2670 Assn: 356 Org: 1795 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
45 25 20 |
SP |
Cijka, Michele D. |
1997 |
|
2240 2250 |
HOLDEN 01520-0555 Chaffin Congregational Church 155 Shrewsbury Street, P.O. Box HOLDEN 01520-1016 First Congregational Church UCC 1180 Main Street |
(508)829-2146 Assn: 360 Org: 1903 (508)829-5411 Assn: 360 Org: 1742 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
205 70 25 467 156 50 |
IN Alspach, Steven IN Vaeni, Edwin S. CE Woodward, Marjorie MM Chri.stensen, Robert |
1996 1998 1989 1995 |
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|
2270 |
HOLLISTON 01746-2181 First Congregational Church UCC 725 Washington Street |
(508) 429-8608 Assn: 360 Org: 1728 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
781 350 300 |
SP AP |
Benson, Timothy Jon Gregory-Charpentier, Jan C. |
1997 1993 |
|
2301 2305 |
HOLYOKE 01040-2424 United Cong. Church of Holyoke 395 High Street HOPEDALE 01747-1225 Union Evangelical Church, UCC 25 Dutcher Street |
(413)532-1483 Assn: 376 Org: 1994 (508) 473-1476 Assn: 360 Org: 1901 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
301 171 53 150 64 48 |
SP Smith, Terry A. SP Dodge, Christopher MM Saino, Ron |
1996 1998 1998 |
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2320 |
HOUSATONIC 01236-0571 Housatonic Congregational Church 1089 Main Street, P.O. Box 571 |
(413)274-6343 Assn: 356 Org: 1841 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
20 23 9 |
SP |
Alvord, Anne S. |
1996 |
|
2350 |
HUDSON 01749-1320 First Federated Church 200 Central Street |
(978) 562-9207 Assn: 360 Org: 1918 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
37 78 24 |
SP YM |
Monstur, Richard A. Munroe, Kerry Ann |
1986 1995 |
|
2360 |
HUNTINGTON 01050-0598 First Congregational Church, UCC 6 Searle Road, P.O. Box 598 |
(413)667-3935 Assn: 380 Org: 1778 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
54 38 8 |
SP |
Paulson, Barbara C. |
1988 |
|
2370 2390 |
IPSWICH 01938 First Church in Ipswich, UCC One Meetinghouse Green LAKEVILLE 02347-0804 Lakeville United Church of Christ 3 Precinct Street, P.O. Box 1236 |
(978)356-2211 Assn: 368 Org: 1634 (508) 947-4979 Assn: 388 Org: 1719 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
253 125 49 220 82 150 |
IN YM IN |
Strickland, Mark Nelson, Terri A. Hardwick, Phillip E. |
1999 1998 1998 |
|
2430 |
LOWELL 01854-2515 United Riverside Cong. Church c/o Pastor, 169 Vamum Road |
(508)937-5011 Assn: 348 Org: 1878 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
42 35 5 |
SP |
Pierce, Richard E. |
1990 |
|
2440 2470 |
LAWRENCE 01843-1420 South Congregational Church, UCC 198 South Broadway LEE 01238-0395 First Congregational Church of Lee 20 Park Place, P.O. Box 395 |
(978)683-9163 Assn: 348 Org: 1868 (413)243-1033 Assn: 356 Org: 1780 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
40 30 27 243 90 38 |
SP SP CE |
Robinson, Sylvia F. Marshall, Bert William Miller, Elaine Morehouse |
1990 1997 1995 |
|
2480 |
LEICESTER 01524-0122 First Congregational Church, Fed. 1 Washburn Square, P.O. Box 122 |
(508) 892-3274 Assn: 360 Org: 1719 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
74 75 24 |
IN |
Sandquist, Janet V. |
1998 |
|
2490 |
LENOX 01240-2313 UCC in Lenox 55 Main Street |
(413)637-1001 Assn: 356 Org: 1769 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
109 60 12 |
SP |
Powell, Jane Arst |
1997 |
|
2500 |
LEOMINSTER 01453-2437 The Congregational Church of Christ 583 Main Street |
(978) 537-7054 Assn: 360 Org: 1874 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
168 75 30 |
IN CE |
Coe, Alan Clifford Blood, Nancy |
1994 1994 |
|
2510 |
LEOMINSTER 01453-5654 Pilgrim Congregational Church, UCC 26 West Street |
(978)534-5164 Assn: 360 Org: 1822 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
342 215 120 |
SP CE |
Stroshine, Eric D. Reece, Barbara |
1993 1994 |
|
2520 |
LEVERETT 01054 First Congregational Church 4 Montague Road, P.O. Box 148 |
(413)548-9199 Assn: 380 Org: 1774 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
95 62 32 |
SP |
Wilson, Frederick R. |
1995 |
|
2530 |
LEXINGTON 02421-4806 Hancock United Church of Christ 1912 Massachusetts Avenue |
(781)862-4220 Assn: 384 Org: 1868 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
939 367 349 |
SP AP AP CE |
Meek, Peter Hunt Godfrey, M. Gay Smith, Daniel A. Witteveen, Brigitta |
1980 1979 1999 1998 |
|
2540 |
LEXINGTON 02420-1899 Pilgrim Congregational Church 55 Coolidge Avenue |
(781)862-0357 Assn: 384 Org: 1958 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
229 102 43 |
SP Brain, Judith B. CE Young, Katherine MM Hunt, Ellen B. |
1992 1998 1996 |
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LINCOLN CENTER 01773-6218 The First Parish in Lincoln 14 Bedford Road, P.O. Box 6218 |
(781)259-8118 Assn: 384 Org: 1747 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
310 200 120 |
SP CE YM |
Paine, Roger W. Tulin, Marie Lappin, Joshua |
1996 1997 1997 |
|
2560 |
LITTLETON 01460-1253 Congregational Church of Littleton 330 King Street |
(978) 486-3245 Assn: 360 Org: 1840 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
235 172 109 |
SP Beldan, William E. AP Calhoun, Sally Mason MM LeBrun, Debra |
1978 1997 1997 |
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2570 |
LONGMEADOW 0 1 1 06-2298 First Church of Christ in 763 Longmeadow Street |
(413)567-6287 Assn: 376 Org: 1716 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
1215 326 150 |
IN AP CE |
Maedel,RuthM. Roan, Thomas A. Cunningham-Andrews, Cathy |
1999 1991 1995 |
|
2580 |
LOWELL 01852-1310 Christ Church United in Lowell 1 Bartlett Street |
(978)459-9631 Assn: 348 Org: 1969 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
117 45 12 |
SP |
McDaniel, Virginia Ann |
1998 |
|
2585 |
LOWELL 01852 Lao United Church of Christ 1 Bartlett Street |
Assn: 348 Org: 1991 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
40 0 0 |
SP |
Rasakham, Ted Boontheung |
1991 |
|
2620 |
LOWELL 01854-2606 Pawtucket Congregational Church 1 5 Mammoth Road |
(978)452-2144 Assn: 348 Org: 1797 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
65 45 20 |
SP |
Thurlow, Judith |
1997 |
|
2630 |
LUDLOW 01056-1410 First Church in Ludlow, UCC 859 Center Street |
(413)583-3339 Assn: 376 Org: 1774 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
490 175 132 |
SP |
Baxter, Ledyard S. |
1983 |
|
2640 |
LUDLOW 01056-0445 Union Church of Ludlow 51 Center Street, P.O. Box 445 |
(413)583-5717 Assn: 376 Org: 1867 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
115 60 40 |
SP |
Carlton, Thomas C. |
1987 |
|
2650 |
LUNENBURG 01462-1428 United Parish of Lunenburg 39 Main Street |
(978) 582-6572 Assn: 360 Org: 1835 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
227 134 100 |
CP Lanier, Stacey Gould CP Lanier, Stewart CE White, Ruth Ann MM Adams, Donald M. |
1989 1989 1991 1997 |
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2660 |
LYNN 01902-1632 Bethany Congregational, UCC 410 Eastern Avenue |
(781)598-0365 Assn: 368 Org: 1896 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
138 95 15 |
SP ST |
Simpson, William Henry Davis, Bruce William |
1960 1992 |
|
2670 |
LYNN 01902-5003 Central Congregational Church, UCC 97 Broad Street . |
(781)592-8718 Assn: 368 Org: 1850 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
80 45 10 |
IN |
Lawther, John H. |
1994 |
|
2690 |
LYNNFIELD 01940-1837 Centre Congregational Church, UCC 5 Summer Street |
(781) 334-3050 Assn: 384 Org: 1720 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
586 205 100 |
IN AP |
Breeze, Dudne M. Pawle, Elva Merry |
1999 1999 |
|
2700 |
LYNNFIELD 01940-2344 Lynnfield Community Church Cong. 735 Salem Street |
(781)599-4421 Assn: 368 Org: 1854 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
72 30 23 |
SP |
Goodell, Jonathan C. |
1995 |
|
2710 |
MALDEN 02148-4802 First Church in Maiden 184 Pleasant Street |
(781)324-3733 Assn: 384 Org: 1649 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
294 100 51 |
SP AP AP |
Ferrara, Randall P. Johnson, Charlene Bracebridge, Shawn |
1989 1997 1999 |
|
2740 |
MANCHESTER 01944-0187 First Parish Church, Congregational Chapel Lane and Central Streets P.O. Box 187 |
(978) 526-7661 Assn: 368 Org: 1716 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
233 116 64 |
SP CE CE YM |
Hughes, John G. Troyli, Margaret Nickless McCafferty, Jean Gin, Valerie |
1980 1999 1997 1997 |
|
2750 |
MANSFIELD 02048-0322 Orthodox Congregational Church UCC 17 West Street, P.O. Box 322 |
(508) 339-4793 Assn: 388 Org: 1838 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
273 102 92 |
SP |
Gaetani, Elaine S. |
1998 |
|
2760 |
MARBLEHEAD 01945-3565 The First Church of Christ in Marblehead, Inc. 8 Stacey Street |
(781)631-1244 Assn: 368 Org: 1684 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
731 270 240 |
SP Potter, John P. AP Long, Patricia Ann CE Gorman, Lisa CE Maag, Tracy MM Van Kalken, Maria YM Kramich, Robin |
1992 1994 1996 1999 1989 1998 |
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2780 |
MARLBOROUGH 01752-2344 First Church in Marlborough (Congregational) 37 High Street |
(508) 485-6297 Assn: 360 Org: 1666 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
508 158 145 |
SP lA |
Weber, Richard L. Shahinian, Gary R. |
1994 1999 |
|
2790 |
MARSHFIELD 02050-3422 First Congregational Church UCC 1981 Ocean Street |
(781)834-7664 Assn: 392 Org: 1632 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
174 107 85 |
SP PV |
Jackson, Robert H. Turrell, Stephen W. |
1985 1994 |
|
2810 |
MATTAPOISETT 02739-0284 Mattapoisett Cong. Church, UCC 27 Church Street, P.O. Box 284 |
(508)758-2671 Assn: 388 Org: 1736 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
351 200 98 |
SP |
Patch, Raymond D. |
1983 |
|
2830 |
MAYNARD 01754-0211 Union Congregational Church, UCC 80 Main Street, P.O. Box 211 |
(978) 897-2522 Assn: 360 Org: 1852 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
140 76 52 |
SP Smith, Patricia J. CE Scherer, Susan MM Helander, Roy |
1992 1997 1988 |
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2840 |
MEDFIELD 02052-2515 UCC in Medlield 496 Main Street |
(508)359-2351 Assn: 384 Org: 1828 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
423 283 373 |
SP AP |
Bauman, Philip J, Aguilar, Elizabeth |
1996 1999 |
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MEDFORD 02155-4240 North St. Union Cong. Church 144 North Street |
(617)396-8435 Assn: 384 Org: 1915 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
42 22 15 |
SP |
Richards, Nancy |
1999 |
|
2880 |
MEDFORD 02155-3608 The Cong. Church of West Medford 400 High Street, Route 60 |
(781)395-3360 Assn: 384 Org: 1872 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
155 54 20 |
SP YM |
Titus, Larry Allan Russ, Anne |
1987 1998 |
|
2910 |
MELROSE 02176-3832 First Cong. Church in Melrose, UCC 121 West Foster Street |
(781)665-2111 Assn: 384 Org: 1848 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
341 150 70 |
SP CE |
Evans, Thomas Hunt Kulakowski, Eleanor |
1994 1997 |
|
2930 |
MELROSE HIGHLANDS 02176-1854 Melrose Highlands Cong. Church 355 Franklin Street |
(781)665-4200 Assn: 384 Org: 1875 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
226 123 64 |
SP Vander Hart, Wendy CE Keenom, Rhonda MM Prenatt, Harold YM Manzan, Nancy |
1998 1990 1995 1999 |
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2940 |
MERRIMAC 01860-1504 Pilgrim Congregational Church UCC 27 Church Street |
(978) 346-8400 Assn: 368 Org: 1726 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
210 135 121 |
SP |
Greene, Gary S. |
1995 |
|
2960 |
METHUEN 01844-3199 First Church Congregational U.CC. 26 Pleasant Street |
(978)687-1240 Assn: 348 Org: 1729 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
395 200 159 |
SP Hamilton, Mark I. CE Bergquist, Nancy MM Bergquist, William H. |
1996 1998 1998 |
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2970 |
METHUEN 01844-3451 Forest Street Union Church 15 Forest Street |
(978) 683-8523 Assn: 348 Org: 1913 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
139 85 42 |
SP |
Thompson, Sue L. |
1997 |
|
2990 |
MIDDLEBORO 02346- 1 1 06 North Congregational Church 38 Plymouth Street, P.O. Box 1498 |
(508) 947-0732 Assn: 388 Org: 1748 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
136 67 44 |
SP |
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MIDDLEFIELD 01243-0117 Congregational Church, UCC Skyline Trail, P.O. Box 117 |
(413)442-9827 Assn: 356 Org: 1783 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
41 25 20 |
SP |
Morrison, Constance D. |
1983 |
|
3010 |
MIDDLETON 01949-0698 Middleton Cong. Church (UCC) 66 Maple Street, P.O. Box 398 |
(978) 774-3788 Assn: 368 Org: 1729 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
310 200 150 |
SP Sangree, Paul H. MM Vantine, Peter ST Rochat, Diane YM Bagdoian, Irene |
1989 1995 1998 1997 |
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3020 |
MILFORD 01757-0344 First Congregational Church, UCC 10 Church Street, P.O. Box 344 |
(508) 473-5259 Assn: 360 Org: 1741 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
415 175 130 |
SP YM YM YM |
Kemp, Edgar N. Franklin-Briggs, Jo-Ellen Briggs, Doug Burrill, Lisa/Steve |
1997 1998 1998 1998 |
|
3030 |
MILLBURY 01527-1939 First Congregational Church, UCC 148 West Main Street |
(508) 865-9737 Assn: 360 Org: 1747 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
118 60 35 |
SP |
Montgomery, Jane Ann |
1990 |
|
3040 |
MILLBURY 01527-4323 Raymond Memorial Church UCC 5 Raymond Street |
(508) 752-4790 Assn: 360 Org: 1934 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
41 16 0 |
SP |
Mars, Raymond S. |
1984 |
|
3050 |
MILLBURY 01527-2004 Millbury Federated Church 20 Main Street |
(508) 865-6274 Assn: 360 Org: 1827 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
124 101 0 |
SP CE |
Davis, John Clifford Montigney, Cheryl |
1991 1994 |
|
3060 |
MILLIS 02054-1212 Church of Christ Congregational UCC 142 Exchange St. |
(508) 376-5034 Assn: 360 Org: 1714 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
256 150 121 |
SP |
MacMullen, Howard H. |
1985 |
|
3070 |
MILTON 02186-5631 East Congregational Church, UCC 610 Adams Street |
(617)698-0270 Assn: 384 Org: 1843 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
176 135 62 |
SP CE |
Dorman, Janet K. Sheridan, Lynda-Lee |
1995 1987 |
|
3080 |
MILTON 02186-3258 First Congregational Church, UCC 495 Canton Avenue |
(617)696-8517 Assn: 384 Org: 1678 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
162 72 46 |
SP CE |
Johnson, Jeffrey P. Danckert, Birgit |
1993 1994 |
|
3090 |
MONSON 01057-1096 First Church of Monson, UCC 5 High Street |
(413)267-3312 Assn: 376 Org: 1762 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
417 125 194 |
CP CP |
Kennedy, Judith Kennedy, Mark |
1999 1999 |
|
3100 |
MONTAGUE 01351-0065 First Congregational Church, UCC 4 North Street, P.O. Box 65 |
(413)367-2818 Assn: 372 Org: 1751 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
157 49 45 |
SP |
Reed, Holly G. |
1995 |
|
3120 |
TURNERS FALLS 01376-1322 First Cong. Church of Turners Falls 148 L Street |
(413) 863-9844 Assn: 372 Org: 1875 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
38 20 5 |
SP |
Hanley, Tyrrell Max |
1997 |
|
3130 |
MONTEREY 01245-0182 Monterey UCC 49 Main Road, P.O. Box 182 |
(413)528-5850 Assn: 356 Org: 1750 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
49 25 0 |
SP |
Snow, Keith C. |
1995 |
|
3160 |
NAHANT 01908-1603 Nahant Village Church 27 Cliff Street |
(781)581-1202 Assn: 368 Org: 1850 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
253 90 60 |
FN |
Murray, George |
1998 |
|
3170 |
NATICK 01760-0003 First Congregational Church of Natick 39 East Central Street, P.O. Box |
(508) 655-5880 Assn: 360 Org: 1802 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
305 130 70 |
SP CE |
Guest, Victoria Alford Gray, Mary |
1999 1990 |
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SOUTH NATICK 01760-5539 Eliot Church of South Natick, Inc. 45 Eliot Street |
(508) 653-2244 Assn: 360 Org: 1651 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
69 65 43 |
SP |
Boardman, Michael |
1997 |
|
3190 |
NEEDHAM 02492-2202 Congregational Church of Needham 1 154 Great Plain Avenue |
(781)444-2510 Assn: 384 Org: 1857 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
907 282 338 |
SP lA lA CE |
Cartmell, Susan Elizabeth Leitch, Colin Roth, Taylor Eugene Stiriti, Colleen |
1997 1997 1998 1994 |
|
3210 |
NEW BEDFORD 02742-0320 Pilgrim United Church of Christ 635 Purchase Street, P.O. Box 5320 |
(508) 997-9086 Assn: 388 Org: 1807 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
127 55 22 |
SP |
Petter, John Harrison |
1996 |
|
3221 |
NEW BRAINTREE 01531 -0202 Tri Parish Community Church 3 Oakham Road, P.O. Box 202 |
(508) 867-3306 Assn: 360 Org: 1993 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
185 85 30 |
SP ST YM |
Lesak, Alice Elaine Woodward, John Woodward, John |
1992 1997 1998 |
|
3230 |
NEWBURY 01951-1234 First Parish Church, U.C.C. 20 High Road |
(978) 465-5597 Assn: 368 Org: 1635 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
167 70 49 |
SP |
Carter, William R. |
1980 |
|
3240 |
NEWBURYPORT 01950-3798 Belleville Cong. Church, UCC 300 High Street |
(978) 465-7734 Assn: 368 Org: 1808 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
128 65 20 |
IN |
Stedman, Lisa W. |
1998 |
|
3250 |
NEWBURYPORT 01950-0507 Central Congregational Church UCC 14 Titcomb Street, P.O. Box 372 |
(978) 465-0533 Assn; 368 Org: 1768 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
337 149 140 |
SP AP |
Allen, Kent E. Biddle, Laura P. |
1988 1998 |
|
3270 |
NEW SALEM 01355-0055 Central Congregational Church P.O. Box 55 |
(978) 544-7300 Assn: 372 Org: 1845 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
38 38 5 |
SP |
Willis, James M. |
1997 |
|
3280 |
NEWTON 02466-2311 United Parish of Auburndale 64 Hancock Street |
(617)964-8516 Assn: 384 Org: 1850 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
364 157 97 |
SP AP |
Johnson, Ellis Blane Michael, Catherine |
1986 1993 |
|
3300 |
NEWTON 02458-2001 Eliot Church of Newton 474 Centre Street |
(617)244-3639 Assn: 384 Org: 1845 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
268 160 102 |
SP AP CE |
Kill, Anthonys. Miller, Wendy D. Wright, Blake |
1995 1996 1995 |
|
3310 |
NEWTONVILLE 02460-1602 Central Congregational Church, UCC 218 Walnut Street |
(617)244-5395 Assn: 384 Org: 1868 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
137 62 8 |
SP CE |
Belcher, Jeffrey Griswold, Jed |
1998 1994 |
|
3330 |
WABAN 02468-2298 The Union Church in Waban (Affiliated) 14 Collins Road |
(617)527-6221 Assn: 384 Org: 1905 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
144 40 50 |
IN CE |
Rockwell, Nancy Hinsey, Eleanor |
1998 1995 |
|
3340 |
WEST NEWTON 02465-2405 The Second Church in Newton, UCC 60 Highland Street |
(617)244-2690 Assn: 384 Org: 1781 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
430 90 66 |
SP Malmberg, Richard E. CE Barrios, Astrid MM Johnson, Robert A. YM Barrios, Astrid |
1998 1999 1994 1999 |
|
|
3350 |
NEWTON HIGHLANDS 02461-1547 Newton Highlands Cong. Church, UCC 54 Lincoln Street |
(617)527-3898 Assn: 384 Org: 1872 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
219 117 68 |
SP AP YM |
Palmer, L. Weldon Kogut, Patricia Paeth, Scott |
1996 1992 1994 |
|
3360 |
NORFOLK 02056-1705 Federated Church of Norfolk 1 Union Street, P.O. Box 315 |
(508) 528-0262 Assn: 360 Org: 1795 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
149 137 90 |
SP CE |
Ferrin, Mark D. Hryniewicz, Jan |
1992 1995 |
|
3370 |
NORTH ADAMS 01247-3423 First Congregational Church UCC 134 Main Street |
(413)663-9940 Assn: 356 Org: 1827 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
207 117 58 |
SP CE YM |
Graham, Jill D. Hynes, Dee Dee Hynes, DeeDee |
1992 1998 1998 |
|
3380 |
NORTHAMPTON 01060-3186 Edwards Church of Northampton 297 Main Street |
(413) 584-5500 Assn: 380 Org: 1833 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
271 125 45 |
SP CE MM |
Kakos, Peter John Rossi, Sandra C. Gerry-Karajanes, John G. |
1995 1994 1987 |
|
3390 |
NORTHAMPTON 01060-3108 First Church of Christ, Inc. 129 Main St. |
(413)584-9392 Assn: 380 Org: 1661 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
234 150 55 |
SP CE |
Ives, Peter Bradbury Gallagher, Kelly |
1989 1996 |
|
3410 |
NORTH ANDOVER 01845-2624 Trinitarian Cong. Church (UCC) 72 Elm Street |
(978) 686-4445 Assn: 348 Org: 1834 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
197 123 62 |
SP |
Oilman, Andrew M. |
1998 |
|
3430 |
NORTH ATTLEBORO 02760-4222 First Congregational Church 675 Old Post Road |
(508)695-1713 Assn: 388 Org: 1712 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
76 50 34 |
SP |
Clinton, Katrina F, |
1998 |
|
3440 |
NORTHBOROUGH 01532-1941 Trinity Church 23 Main Street |
(508)393-8156 Assn: 360 Org: 1832 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
384 135 124 |
SP |
Maybeck, Cynthia Anne |
1999 |
|
3450 |
NORTHBRIDGE 01534-1143 Northbridge Centre Cong. Church c/o Roy Wright, 257 Cooper Road |
(508) 234-6013 Assn: 360 Org: 1782 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
28 17 14 |
SP |
Mark, William R. |
1992 |
|
3460 |
NORTHBRIDGE 01534-0521 Rockdale Cong. Church, UCC 46 Fowler Road, P.O. Box 521 |
(508) 234-8484 Assn: 360 Org: 1879 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
66 43 24 |
SP |
Mark, William R. |
1992 |
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3490 |
NORTHFIELD 01360-9547 Trinitarian Congregational Cluirch 147 Main Street |
(413)498-2431 Assn: 372 Org: 1825 |
Members; Av. Alt: Ch Sch; |
126 83 20 |
SP |
Parriil. Lloyd E. |
1977 |
|
3500 |
NORTH READING 01864-0366 Union Congregational Cluirch, UCC 148 Haverhill Street, P.O. Box 366 |
(978) 664-3703 Assn; 384 Org: 1720 |
Members; Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
434 180 145 |
SP CE |
Hughes, Richard Allen Jenkins, Diana |
1992 1995 |
|
3510 |
NORTON 02766-0993 Trinitarian Cong. Church, UCC Pine and East Main St., P.O. Box 2068 |
(508)285-4710 Assn: 388 Org; 1832 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
305 185 138 |
SP |
Merten, Gordon C. |
1991 |
|
3515 |
NORWELL 02061-0501 U.C.C. Cong. Church of Norwell 460 Main Street, P.O. Box 501 |
(781)659-2887 Assn: 392 Org: 1966 |
Members; Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
426 215 139 |
IN CE YM |
Pruitt, Wayne Norman Remick, Susan 0. Asinger, Robert |
1999 1997 1994 |
|
3520 |
NORWOOD 02062-2049 First Congregational Church, UCC 100 Winter Street |
(781) 762-3320 Assn: 384 Org: 1736 |
Members; Av. Att: Ch Sch; |
347 150 123 |
SP |
Warner, Leonard H, |
1973 |
|
3530 |
OAKHAM 01068-0186 Oakliam Congregational Church 4 Coldbrook Road, P.O. Box 186 |
(508) 882-5537 Assn; 360 Org; 1773 |
Members: Av. Att; Ch Sch: |
114 45 57 |
IN |
Stoehr, Richard Allen |
1999 |
|
3540 |
ORANGE 01364-1728 Central Congregational Church, UCC 93 South Main Street |
(978) 544-6895 Assn; 372 Org: 1846 |
Members; Av. Att; Ch Sch; |
166 187 16 |
IN |
Blakney, Charles Philip |
1998 |
|
3550 |
NORTH ORANGE 01364-9629 Community Church of North Orange and Tully Main Street |
(978) 575-0342 Assn: 372 Org; 1945 |
Members: Av. Att; Ch Sch: |
29 30 8 |
SP |
Buchiane, Lois Stetson |
1993 |
|
3560 |
EAST ORLEANS 02643-0761 The Federated Church of Orleans 162 Main Street, P.O. Box 761 |
(508) 255-3060 Assn: 352 Org: 1646 |
Members; Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
476 230 42 |
SP |
Rogers-Brigham, Michele |
1993 |
|
3565 |
OTIS 01253-0392 First Congregational Church of Otis 46 North Main Road, P.O. Box 392 |
(413)269-7171 Assn: 356 Org: 1807 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
54 35 14 |
IN |
Berlin, Lin Matthews |
1998 |
|
3580 |
OXFORD 01540-1731 First Congregational Church UCC 355 Main Street |
(508)987-2211 Assn; 360 Org: 1721 |
Members; Av. Att: Ch Sch; |
269 107 58 |
SP |
Young, Samuel W. |
1999 |
|
3590 |
PALMER 01069-1734 Second Congregational Church UCC 1080 Pleasant Street |
(413)283-6958 Assn; 376 Org; 1847 |
Members; Av. Att; Ch Sch: |
335 120 93 |
SP CE MM |
Erb, Jeffrey Keith Allen, Debra Rogach, Leonid A. |
1992 1998 1998 |
|
3610 |
PALMER 01069-0184 Union Evangelical Church, UCC 252 Old Warren Road, P.O. Box |
(413) 283-5233 Assn: 376 Org; 1870 |
Members; Av. Att; Ch Sch; |
24 18 0 |
SP |
Galazka, Helen G. |
1989 |
|
3620 |
PAXTON 01612-1162 First Congregational Church UCC 1 Church Street |
(508)756-2818 Assn; 360 Org; 1767 |
Members; Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
637 257 223 |
SP CM |
Whitcomb, Donald D. Whitcomb, Jean T. |
1972 1972 |
|
3660 |
AMHERST 01002 United Church of Pelham c/o Rev. Jeffrey Lewis, 91 Blue Hills Road |
(413)253-3820 Assn; 380 Org; 1959 |
Members; Av. Att; Ch Sch: |
80 35 33 |
SP |
Lewis, Jeffrey M. |
1990 |
|
3670 |
PEMBROKE 02359-0576 First Church in Pembroke 105 Centre Street, P.O. Box 576 |
(781)293-2584 Assn; 392 Org; 1712 |
Members; Av. Att; Ch Sch; |
188 100 151 |
SP |
Clarke, David L. |
1992 |
|
3690 |
PERU 01235 First Cong. Church of Peru, UCC c/o Treasurer, 37 North Road |
(413)655-8867 Assn: 356 Org; 1770 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
32 17 8 |
SP |
Gerry-Karajanes, Patricia |
1998 |
|
3700 |
PETERSHAM 01366-0354 Orthodox Cong. Church, UCC 21 North Main Street, P.O. Box 354 |
(978) 724-8808 Assn; 360 Org; 1823 |
Members: Av. Att; Ch Sch: |
85 51 31 |
SP |
Maynard, Natalie Harlow |
1995 |
|
3710 |
PHILLIPSTON 01331-9805 The Cong. Church of Philipston 62 The Common, RRl |
(978) 249-8583 Assn; 360 Org: 1785 |
Members; Av. Att; Ch Sch; |
60 54 24 |
SP |
Cobb, Lawrence E. |
1991 |
|
3720 |
PITTSFIELD 01201-6241 First Church of Christ in Pittsfield 27 East Street |
(413)447-7351 Assn; 356 Org; 1764 |
Members; Av. Att: Ch Sch; |
303 80 19 |
SP CE MM PV YM |
Floyd, Richard Lawrence Fyfe, Donald Steigler, Lou Richard Jordan, David Arthur Bumisice, Edward |
1982 1995 1959 1990 1980 |
|
3730 |
PITTSFIELD 01201-5809 Immanuel Community Church c/o Mrs. Joseph Melle, 68 Gale Ave. |
(413)442-8905 Assn; 356 Org; 1913 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
35 25 4 |
SP |
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|
3740 |
PITTSFIELD 01201-2651 Pilgrim Memorial Church 249 Wahconah Street |
(413)447-7443 Assn: 356 Org; 1897 |
Members; Av. Att; Ch Sch; |
75 40 12 |
IN |
Loder, Corey |
1990 |
|
3750 |
PITTSFIELD 01201-3102 Second Congregational, UCC 50 Onota Street |
(413) 442-4574 Assn; 356 Org; 1846 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch; |
73 40 0 |
SP |
McFarland, John A. |
1998 |
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GENERAL INFO |
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3760 |
PITTSFIELD 01201-6110 |
(413)442-7357 |
Members: |
219 |
SP |
Huntington, Joel |
1989 |
|
South Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
94 |
CE |
Noble, Kathleen |
1982 |
|
|
110 South Street |
Org: 1850 |
Ch Sch: |
48 |
||||
|
3770 |
PLAINFIELD 01070-0002 |
(413)634-5522 |
Members: |
49 |
SP |
Buell, James Milton |
1984 |
|
Plainfield Congregational Church |
Assn: 380 |
Av. Att: |
28 |
||||
|
356 West Main Street, P.O. Box 2 |
Org: 1786 |
Ch Sch: |
20 |
||||
|
3790 |
PLYMOUTH 02360-3352 |
(508) 746-3026 |
Members: |
380 |
SP |
Marks, Gary L. |
1971 |
|
Church of the Pilgrimage, UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
204 |
AP |
Bickel, Robin L. |
1985 |
|
|
8 Town Square |
Org: 1801 |
Ch Sch: |
91 |
||||
|
3800 |
MANOMET 02345-1754 |
(508) 224-7220 |
Members: |
199 |
SP |
Mendes, Mark Andrew |
1990 |
|
Second Church of Plymouth, Cong. |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
191 |
||||
|
State Road #5 18, P.O. Box 1754 |
Org: 1738 |
Ch Sch: |
100 |
||||
|
3810 |
PLYMPTON 02367-0147 |
(781)585-5764 |
Members: |
138 |
SP |
Coleman, Richard James |
1988 |
|
First Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
93 |
||||
|
254 Main Street, P.O. Box 147 |
Org: 1698 |
Ch Sch: |
50 |
||||
|
3820 |
PRINCETON 01541-1120 |
(978) 464-2837 |
Members: |
296 |
SP |
Loomis-Lafond, Deborah |
1998 |
|
First Cong. Church of Princeton, UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
112 |
||||
|
14 Mountain Road |
Org: 1764 |
Ch Sch: |
64 |
||||
|
3830 |
QUINCY 02169-4504 |
(617)479-7300 |
Members: |
314 |
SP |
Harding, William C. |
1996 |
|
Bethany Congregational Church |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
135 |
CE |
Stagg, Bonnie |
1996 |
|
|
18 Spear Street |
Org: 1832 |
Ch Sch: |
62 |
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|
3850 |
QUINCY 02171-1350 |
(617)328-6649 |
Members: |
39 |
SP |
Hamilton, William N. |
1996 |
|
First Church of Squantum |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
35 |
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|
164Bellevue Road |
Org: 1914 |
Ch Sch: |
0 |
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|
3870 |
NORTH QUINCY 02171-1919 |
(617)328-5240 |
Members: |
43 |
SP |
||
|
Memorial Congregational , UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
||||
|
65 Newbury Avenue |
Org: 1885 |
Ch Sch: |
6 |
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|
3880 |
WOLLASTON 02170-2047 |
(617)479-6661 |
Members: |
99 |
SP |
Swanson, John |
1994 |
|
Union Congregational UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
50 |
CE |
Ketner, Carol |
1997 |
|
|
136 Rawson Road |
Org: 1897 |
Ch Sch: |
5 |
||||
|
3900 |
WOLLASTON 02170-3326 |
(617)773-7432 |
Members: |
139 |
SP |
Zuern, Elden D.J. |
1984 |
|
Wollaston Congregational Church, UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
70 |
||||
|
48 Winthrop Avenue |
Org: 1876 |
Ch Sch: |
38 |
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|
3905 |
QUINCY 02169-5716 |
(617)773-6424 |
Members: |
337 |
SP |
||
|
Quincy Point Cong. Church, UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
106 |
YM |
McGhee, Kristen |
1994 |
|
|
444 Washington Street |
Org: 1838 |
Ch Sch: |
30 |
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|
3910 |
RANDOLPH 02368-4820 |
(781) 963-6373 |
Members: |
344 |
SP |
Bowers, Laurene Beth |
1998 |
|
First Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
149 |
CE |
Hall, Deborah |
1994 |
|
|
1 South Main Street |
Org: 1731 |
Ch Sch: |
61 |
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|
3920 |
RAYNHAM 02767-1650 |
(508)822-6177 |
Members: |
220 |
SP |
Tilbe, James Albert |
1991 |
|
First Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
90 |
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|
785 South Main Street |
Org: 1731 |
Ch Sch: |
60 |
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|
3930 |
READING 01867-3012 |
(781)944-0205 |
Members: |
541 |
IN |
Mackey, Janet P. |
1998 |
|
First Congregational Church, UCC |
Assn: 384 |
Av. Att: |
240 |
lA |
Fadden, V. Jane |
1998 |
|
|
25 Woburn Street |
Org: 1770 |
Ch Sch: |
160 |
CE |
Ulrich, Kathleen |
1993 |
|
|
3940 |
REHOBOTH 02769-0325 |
(508) 252-4545 |
Members: |
461 |
SP |
Spencer, Scott M. |
1997 |
|
Rehoboth Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 388 |
Av. Att: |
165 |
CE |
Christiansen, Lisa |
1999 |
|
|
139 Bay State Road, P.O. Box 325 |
Org: 1721 |
Ch Sch: |
110 |
MM Calvin, Eleanor |
1997 |
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YM |
Silvia, Kim Greene |
1998 |
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|
3980 |
RICHMOND 01254-0002 |
(413)698-2575 |
Members: |
72 |
SP |
Jones, Irene Mendel |
1996 |
|
Richmond Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 356 |
Av. Att: |
43 |
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|
1515 State Road, P.O. Box 2 |
Org: 1765 |
Ch Sch: |
8 |
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|
4010 |
ROCKLAND 02370-1848 |
(781)878-1790 |
Members: |
158 |
SP |
||
|
First Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 392 |
Av. Att: |
90 |
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|
1 2 Church Street |
Org: 1813 |
Ch Sch: |
33 |
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|
4020 |
ROCKPORT 01966-1518 |
(978) 546-6638 |
Members: |
234 |
SP |
Borton, R. Cameron |
1973 |
|
The First Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
125 |
CE |
Fritz, Elizabeth |
1995 |
|
|
12 School Street |
Org: 1755 |
Ch Sch: |
112 |
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|
4030 |
ROWLEY 01969-1504 |
(978) 948-3993 |
Members: |
176 |
SP |
Hagopian, Robert |
1999 |
|
First Congregational Church, UCC |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
92 |
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|
179 Main Street |
Org: 1639 |
Ch Sch: |
65 |
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|
4040 |
ROYALSTON 01368-0073 |
(978)249-9155 |
Members: |
33 |
SP |
Asel, Virginia Elaine |
1995 |
|
First Congregational Church |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
30 |
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|
3 On the Common, P.O. Box 73 |
Org: 1766 |
Ch Sch: |
14 |
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|
4050 |
SOUTH ROYALSTON 01374 |
(978)249-9155 |
Members: |
22 |
SP |
Asel, Virginia Elaine |
1995 |
|
Second Congregational Church UCC |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
25 |
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|
School Street |
Org: 1837 |
Ch Sch: |
6 |
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|
4060 |
RUTLAND 01543-0484 |
(508) 886-4453 |
Members: |
425 |
SP |
Pryce, Richard Stanley |
1970 |
|
First Cong, Church of Rutland |
Assn: 360 |
Av. Att: |
95 |
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|
264 Main Street, P.O. Box 484 |
Org: 1723 |
Ch Sch: |
125 |
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|
4070 |
SALEM 01970-0810 |
(978)745-1121 |
Members: |
12 |
IN |
Reilly, Linda J. |
1997 |
|
The Crombie Street UCC |
Assn: 368 |
Av. Att: |
9 |
CM |
Spencer, Madalyn |
1989 |
|
|
7 Crombie Street, P.O. Box 810 |
Org: 1832 |
Ch Sch: |
0 |
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4080 |
SALEM 01970 Tabernacle Church Cong. UCC 50 Washington Street, Comer of Federal Street |
(978)744-3164 Assn: 368 Org: 1629 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
163 127 85 |
SP CE |
King, Elizabeth Ann SabbaghRabaiotti, Elizabeth |
1993 1996 |
|
4100 |
SANDWICH 02563-0810 First Church of Christ, UCC 136 Main Street, P.O. Box 810 |
(508) 888-0434 Assn: 352 Org: 1638 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
653 197 309 |
SP AP CE |
Geertz, William S. Wentworth, Robert Geertz, Nanette |
1981 1993 1987 |
|
4120 |
SAUGUS 01906-2344 First Congregational Church, UCC 300 Central Street |
(781)233-3028 Assn: 368 Org: 1732 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
110 70 37 |
SP |
Meserole, Gregg R. |
1997 |
|
4130 |
SCITUATE 02066-2595 First Trinitarian Cong. Church, UCC 381 Country Way |
(781)545-5300 Assn: 392 Org: 1634 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
478 160 87 |
IN AP YM YM |
Anderson, Fred West, Marcia P. Comfort, Jean Johnson, Gregory |
1998 1994 1997 1997 |
|
4150 |
SHARON 02067-1203 First Congregational Church of 29 North Main Street, P.O. Box 423 |
(781)784-2631 Assn: 392 Org: 1821 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
218 155 70 |
SP ST |
Condon, John Robert Boyd, Chris |
1987 1998 |
|
4160 |
SHEFFIELD 01257-0387 First Cong. Church of Sheffield 125 Main Street, P.O. Box 387 |
(413) 229-8173 Assn: 356 Org: 1735 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
122 75 15 |
SP |
Kaufman, Arthur Emmett |
1992 |
|
4170 |
SHELBURNE 01370 First Congregational Church, UCC 22 Church Common Road |
(413)625-0028 Assn: 372 Org: 1770 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
146 60 40 |
SP |
Gibson, R. Bricker |
1996 |
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4180 |
SHELBURNE FALLS 01370-0096 Trinity Church 17 Severance Street, P.O. Box 96 |
(413)625-2341 Assn: 372 Org: 1850 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
159 150 35 |
SP CE CE |
Neil, David A. Jones, Susan Tawney, Kim |
1988 1994 1994 |
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4190 |
SHERBORN 01770-0322 Pilgrim Church UCC 25 South Main Street, P.O. Box 322 |
(508) 655-1667 Assn: 360 Org: 1830 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
653 171 260 |
SP Powell, Kenneth CE Burke, Billie CE Lincoln, Corey MM Tiedman, David Curtis ST McGinley, Michael |
1979 1998 1993 1987 1993 |
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4210 |
SHREWSBURY 01545-1836 First Congregational Church, UCC 19 Church Road |
(508) 845-7286 Assn: 360 Org: 1723 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
996 350 150 |
SP AP MM YM |
Adkins, Paul R. Glore, Patricia P. Halliday, Robert Malcolm Taylor, Christine Graham |
1983 1987 1989 1991 |
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4230 |
SOMERSET 02726-5228 Congregational Christian UCC 1411 County Street |
(508) 672-6623 Assn: 388 Org: 1841 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
146 78 35 |
SP YM YM |
Durrant, Paula P. Pacheco, Heidi Possinger, Nancy |
1998 1991 1991 |
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4250 |
SOMERVILLE 02145-2604 Broadway Winter Hill Congregational Church (UCC) 404 Broadway |
(617)623-3442 Assn: 384 Org: 1864 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
39 10 4 |
SP AP |
Knight, Linda J. Gunther, John J. |
1991 1991 |
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4260 |
WEST SOMERVILLE 02 1 44- 1 904 First Cong, of Somerville UCC 95 College Avenue |
(617)625-6485 Assn: 384 Org: 1853 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
115 78 39 |
SP ST YM |
Kirk-Davidoff, Heather Jacobson, Barry Wortmann, Jonathan |
1994 1998 1997 |
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4290 |
SOUTHAMPTON 01073-0145 First Congregational Church, UCC 212 College Highway, P.O. Box 145 |
(413)527-1173 Assn: 380 Org: 1737 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
212 50 84 |
SP |
Gardiner, Robert W. |
1982 |
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4300 |
SOUTHBOROUGH 01772-0281 Pilgrim Congregational Church, UCC 1 1 Common Street, Box 281 |
(508) 485-4847 Assn: 360 Org: 1831 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
311 135 60 |
IN |
Peabody, A. Rand |
1998 |
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4320 |
SOUTHBRIDGE 01550-0723 Elm Street Congregational Church Comer of Elm and Park Sts., P.O. Box 723 |
(508) 764-8058 Assn: 360 Org: 1801 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
279 100 58 |
SP CE |
McLoud, Patrick J. Corkum, Lou-Ellen |
1992 1994 |
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4330 |
SOUTH HADLEY 01075-1527 First Cong. Church of South Hadley 1 Church Street |
(413) 532-2262 Assn: 380 Org: 1733 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
395 180 48 |
SP AP AP |
Baily, Kenneth F. Stabler, Cynthia Peterson, Gustave E. |
1994 1998 1990 |
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4340 |
SOUTH HADLEY FALLS 01075-2735 Cong. Church of South Hadley Falls 1 1 North Main Street |
(413) 539-9373 Assn: 376 Org: 1824 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
230 98 45 |
SP CE |
MacCreary, R. Craig Lawrence, Mark |
1995 1998 |
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4350 |
SOUTHWICK 01077-0260 Southwick Cong. Church UCC 488 College Highway, P.O. Box 260 |
(413) 569-6362 Assn: 376 Org: 1773 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
358 85 55 |
SP |
Dunham-Bergmann, Lorrie |
1994 |
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4360 |
SPENCER 01562-0187 First Congregational Church UCC 205 Main Street, P.O. Box 187 |
(508)885-2149 Assn: 360 Org: 1744 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
254 102 30 |
SP |
Jones, Richard Allen |
1985 |
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4370 |
SPRINGFIELD 01104-1534 East Church Congregational, UCC 60 Bowles Park |
(413) 734-3856 Assn: 376 Org: 1925 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
235 101 38 |
SP |
Duffe, William H. |
1993 |
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4390 |
SPRINGFIELD 01108-2381 Faith United Church 52 Sumner Avenue |
(413) 739-4728 Assn: 376 Org: 1894 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
492 135 60 |
SP AP YM |
Hughes, David Wynne Ashenden, Candice Michele Ernst, Maggie |
1997 1998 1998 |
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SPRINGFIELD 01103 First Church of Christ Cong. UCC 50 Elm Street |
(413)737-1411 Assn: 376 Org: 1637 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
323 100 35 |
SP CE Drumm, Eileen P. MM Page, Charles E. |
1994 1960 |
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4410 |
SPRINGFIELD 01119-2996 Foster Memorial Church, UCC 36 Puritan Road |
(413)782-2112 Assn: 376 Org: 1946 |
Members: Av. Att: Ch Sch: |
510 220 97 |
SP Breuer, Bruce O. AP McClure, Bette MM Jackson, Frank |
1976 1999 1995 |
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4440 |