WELCOME ! A bit about the Cambridge United Church!
We invite you to find out more about our fellowship by coming to worship with us when you are in the area ~ You will find a warm and inviting group of people who love God and each other!
LOCATION:
Cambridge United Church is located in Cambridge, Vermont. Our facility is at 156 North Main St. in Cambridge Village. This is just north of VT Route 15 about 3 miles west of Jeffersonville and ten miles northeast of Underhill.We have the White Steepled Clock Church with the beautiful large stained glass window in front.
WE MEET ON:
Sundays ~ 10 : 30 am. Our service is informal, casual attire is the practice! Coffee hour and muchies usually follow the service where we get to know one another.Our style of worship highlights song, celebration, prayer and teaching. You will see people free to worship in the way comfortable to them. After the service we also have ministry time for specific prayer and encouragement for anyone who desires it.
Tuesdays ~ either Afternoon or Evening for prayer, inquire, we love to pray with you and for you!
PRAYER:
We have an Intercessory Prayer Room upstairs, available for individuals and small groups, it has a warm inviting mural to inspire you.
Our “Selah Room”, upstairs, is a special space for soaking in the presence of our Lord. We have had wonderful times of prayer and joyful times where the Lord has touched us!
Both rooms are generally available during the day and by appointment.
WHO ARE WE?
We are a Christian congregation seeking to worship our Lord Jesus Christ in Spirit and in Truth. We are affiliated with the National Association of Evangelicals and the EARCCC.
HISTORY:
The Town of Cambridge was chartered in 1781. Our church was the first congregation gathered in Cambridge, organized in 1792 as the First Congregational Church, being the second congregation gathered in the region north of the Winooski River. We became the Cambridge Community Church in 1935 and the Cambridge United Church in 1960. We were formerly affiliated with the United Church of Christ and its predecessors until 1997. At that time we chose to become an independent congregation in order to uphold the primacy of the Scriptures as the rule of Christian faith and practice.
INTERESTING FACT:
The river behind our church was the place in the late 18 and 19th centuries where Shepherds from New Hampshire, New York and Vermont came to "SOAK THE SHEEP!" There was something in the water that made the wool very white and therefore, more valuable.
We are near one of the few Wineries in VT! So there are vineyards near us! Come and worship with us, and "SOAK" in the Lord.
We love visitors!
posted by "To the King,To the Restoration!" @ 9/08/2005 07:11:00 PM
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