“Welcome to FCC Natick!” It is more than just a welcoming slogan. The First Church Natick is where community blossoms. It is where differences are celebrated and you are always beloved.
FCC Natick extends a warm embrace to all. No matter who you are or where you find yourself on life’s winding road, you are welcome here. The church actively fosters a community spirit. It is dedicated to making a tangible difference in the lives of others.
Sunday worship begins at 10:30 a.m. It offers a chance for reflection and connection. The First Congregational Church in Natick provides various ministries. These ministries cater to different needs and interests within the community.
Children, youth, and families form an integral part of the FCC Natick community. The church meets each person where they are on their journey of faith. It nurtures their spirit. They grow into the person God has made them to be. Each child is affirmed and encouraged. They are celebrated for exactly who they are.
The church community at FCC Natick is an extended family. Children find mentors and adults who truly care about them. The time they spend together builds relationships. They get to know one another. They also spend time in discovery and encountering the sacred. It provides important support and nourishment for their inner strength and spiritual growth. Sarallyn Keller is the Director of Spiritual Vitality and Congregational Care.
The First Congregational Church of Natick hosted a special Epiphany service. Four local congregations gathered for this event. Participants included members from FCCN and Eliot Church in Natick. There were also members from the Edwards and Plymouth churches in Framingham. The gathering centered around themes of unity and shared faith.
The First Church Natick members hosted Open Door. Hosting Open Door is about more than just serving food. It’s about coming together as a community. They share in the joy of a good meal.
In March 2025, the Installation of Rev. Cindy Worthington-Berry took place. The FCCN Sanctuary and Vestry hosted this event.
So, as you stand before First Church Natick, remember that you are welcome. You are embraced. You are part of a community. You are beloved.