Established in 1801 as the White Meeting House, the 21st Century church stands on the same ground and continues to bear witness to the same message of Christ. Over time, the structure has changed a bit: a steeple was added during the civil war, stained glass windows replaced the clear originals, gracefully curved pews replaced the box pews. Through all these changes, the remarkable greek revival architecture remains honored.

And so also the gospel for which this church stands. Today, the table is open to anyone who would like to partake of it, no longer are people excluded from fellowship because their story did not meet the standards of the deacons. And so still, as then in their own way, we continue to the struggle to create better lives for each other, for our neighbors and indeed the world.

We invite you to join us in our walk for the peace and justice we sense lies at the root of Jesus' gospel of God.

Ever since the Pilgrims left the Netherlands with the stirring words of John Robinson in their ears, that God had more truth and light yet to break forth out of his holy word, the denomination to which this church belongs has tried to live its strong sense that God is a God of love who is not all-powerful and distant from us, but engaged with us, still speaking to us, still loving us in all our different ways, and in all our different humanities; that no-one, no matter their orientation, no matter their race, no matter their religion, is turned from this powerful adventure in love.

The following is a new internet ad, called the language of God, in which this theological affirmation is expressed in sound and picture.  Enjoy.