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Congregational Church UCC

Amery, WI

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201 Harriman Ave NAmery, WI 54001

Gathering: Sunday 10:00 AM (Worship)

When to go

Worship and gatherings

  • Sunday10:00 AM · Worship

About

Summary

The Amery Congregational Church, part of the United Church of Christ, has served the Amery, WI community since 1891. Founded by Congregational church workers from Oberlin College, the church emphasizes local autonomy and welcomes all individuals regardless of background or identity. Sunday worship is held at 10am 1.

Details

The Amery Congregational Church is a member of the United Church of Christ, rooted in the Congregational tradition that dates back to the Pilgrims and the Mayflower. Founded in 1891 by religious workers from Oberlin College, the church has maintained its ministry in Amery, Wisconsin, at the same location since its inception 2. The church believes in the autonomy of local congregations and the importance of individual faith practices. Services are held every Sunday at 10am 1. The church offers a range of community events, including church dinners, Lenten services, a dinner theater fundraiser, mission trips with Habitat for Humanity, and women's fellowship activities 5. The church also acknowledges the traditional territory of the Ojibwe Nation and the St. Croix Chippewa tribes, committing to honor and respect their stewardship of the land 2. Newcomers are warmly welcomed, and the church encourages community involvement through various programs and events.

From Faith Near Me

Congregational Church UCC in Amery, WI, has welcomed all individuals since 1891 with a focus on local autonomy and inclusive community. First-time visitors may notice the emphasis on welcoming newcomers, seasonal worship at 10am Sundays, and a calendar rich with community dinners, mission trips, and fellowship events. The church acknowledges the Ojibwe and St. Croix Chippewa tribes’ heritage, reflecting a commitment to respectful stewardship of the land.

Pros

  • Welcomes all individuals regardless of background or identity
  • Clear Sunday worship time at 10:00 AM
  • Offers community events like church dinners, mission trips, and women’s fellowship activities
  • Acknowledges the traditional territory of the Ojibwe Nation and St. Croix Chippewa tribes
  • Provides youth programs, music ministry, and a fellowship hall for gatherings
  • Maintains a dedicated website with service and event details

Services and facilities

Services

  • Youth Programs
  • Music Ministry
  • Community Dinners
  • Lenten Services
  • Dinner Theater
  • Mission Trips
  • Women'S Fellowship Events

Facilities

  • Fellowship Hall
  • Church Building

Events and programs

  • Church Dinners

    First Friday of Lent and once a year

    Annual events including a Walleye Dinner and a Chinese Dinner hosted with the help of member chef Peter Kwong.

  • Lenten & Easter Services

    Annually

    Seasonal services focusing on learning and deeper spiritual exploration, with a special Easter Sunday breakfast and service.

  • Dinner Theater

    Annually

    Annual event serving as a fundraiser for the church's mission trip.

  • Mission Trip

    Annually in June

    Annual summer trip partnering with Habitat for Humanity, open to individuals aged sixteen and older.

  • Women's Fellowship

    Throughout the year

    Year-round events including craft nights, women's day retreats, and a Christmas Cookie Exchange & Party.

  • Advent & Christmas

    Annually

    Celebrations including a Hanging of the Greens service and a children's Christmas program.

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