Welcome!
Welcome to Chatham Congregational Church. We are located in the heart of Chatham, and in the hearts of our community. We welcome all people, of all ages, to join us and become part of a wonderful community that has roots back into the time when this town was founded.

Who Are We?
We are a congregation of more than 200 members from many different church backgrounds and age groups. Our programs are designed to serve all ages and we pride ourselves on our many intergenerational activities. We are an active church initiating "fun" raising events and service projects to help others in our church, our community, our country and throughout the world.

NEWS and UPCOMING EVENTS  

Our Church Vision, Next Steps, and Growth Areas

      Immerse yourself in the Journey - Click to View the 2009 Vision Statement

Wednesday Tie Dye and a Traditional New England Church Supper

      Starting Wednesday June 24th for 9 weeks. The popular weekly Tie Dye returns from 3 to 5 PM on the church lawn.
      Followed from 4:30 to 7 PM by a New England Church Supper with Chowda, Hot Dogs, Baked Beans, Cold Slaw, and Apple pie.

July 27th to 31st - Vacation Bible School

      Camp E.D.G.E - 9 AM to 12 Noon - PK thru 5th Grade
      Join the adventure at Camp E.D.G.E. (Experience & Discover God Everywhere)
      Registration information will be posted soon.



Questions? Send an E-mail

January 25th Burns Supper with Piper Sarah Marchio, Toastmaster Scott Hamilton, Rev. Bill Barker and Chef Tom Butkowsky
Head Haggis Chef Tom Butkowsky	Address to the Haggis by Rev. Bill Barker	Toast to the Haggis!

History
The First Congregational Church of Chatham is as old as Chatham itself, having come into being when, in 1665, William Nickerson, the first settler, brought his family to Monomoyick, as it was then called, built his house and conducted Sabbath services there. The nearest church was in Eastham, a difficult journey away and although the Monomoyick people contributed to its support, they were not often able to attend services. For the rest of the story, see History

United Church of Christ
To answer the questions about what the United Church of Christ is, the characteristics of the United Church of Christ, and what we believe, see About the UCC.

Our Staff
More information about the church staff see Staff Biographies.
To send an e-mail to a staff member click on their name under picture

	Rev. Dr. David Erickson Pastor	Rev. Joe Marchio Director of Music Associate Pastor	Amy Middleton Church School Director	Judith Chesley Administrative Assistant

Trip to Iona, Scotland
A group of eight Pilgrims lead by Rev. Anne Bonney traveled to Iona in September. To read about their trip and see more pictures of this spiritual adventure click on the picture of Iona's Celtic Cross to the left.

Music Programs
The music program at our church includes the Chancel Choir, the Carillon Handbell Choir, the Children's Choir, the Second Sunday Singers, and special concerts around the year. More on music programs

Education and Church School
God is still speaking through Church School and Adult Education as we meet our baptismal responsibilities and provide education so that adults may discern new aspects of faith and a deepening of the spirits. See Christian Education

Directions
At Exit 11 on Route 6, turn left onto Route 137 South. Follow until you get to Route 28. Turn left onto Route 28. Continue on Route 28 until you reach the rotary, our Church is located on the left. For maps and information on parking, see Directions