Established by settlers in present-day New England fleeing religious persecution in their native England, the Congregational churches were identified with the Puritan theological and political …

Our resources embody the collective knowledge, guidance, and experience of generations of congregational Christian churches and are developed to help our members successfully …

What we call the Congregational Christian Tradition today is made up of different groups who emerged at different times and places, but who shared these core values of individual …

Congregational churches describe themselves with words like casual, friendly, and multigenerational. There are 49 Congregational churches listed on FaithStreet. Popular church …

Congregationalism (also Congregational Churches or Congregationalist Churches) is a Reformed Christian (Calvinist) tradition of Protestant Christianity in which churches practice …

Congregational churches are sometimes known as the “Church of the Pilgrims” after the small congregations of the early 1600s. The people of these congregations moved from England to …

Established by settlers in present-day New England fleeing religious persecution in their native England, the Congregational churches were identified with the Puritan theological and political …

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Jul 10, 2025 · Congregational churches, often perceived as a monolithic entity, reveal a far more nuanced reality upon closer inspection. They stand as a testament to a unique approach to …

These three small groups, Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian, joined together to form the christian church, the idea being that if each denomination would simply call itself "Christian," …