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First Congregational Church "Not just good works, but God works!" Gathered in 1707 |
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Welcome to First Congregational Church of Braintree You’ll find that in this church we cherish God’s Word as a “lamp to our feet and a light to our path” (Psalm 119:105). To read our Vision and Covenant, click here. We are so glad that you are visiting our website today. Sit back, relax, and enjoy your trip around our site. We hope that God will move you to share your spiritual journey further by worshipping with us on Sunday. |
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The "First Voice of Freedom" Began on This Very Spot! On September 24, 1765, Town Meeting of Braintree held at Middle Parish Meeting House on this Elm Street site, responded to a motion by young lawyer and Town Meeting representative, John Adams, to appoint a committee of five to draft an official protest to the invasive Stamp Act tax imposed by Britain in March, 1765. The protest was called The Braintree Instructions. It was here in Braintree, ten years before shots were fired in Lexington and Concord, that these Patriots raised the first voices of Freedom in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and led to the first united call for Liberty in the American colonies! To read more about The Braintree Instructions, click here
Be sure to go to the Photo Gallery page to see pictures of life here at First Church. To see all meetings and events for the current month, just click on "Current Calendar" in the column to the left.
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This site was last updated 06/29/10