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 As a community church, Rehoboth Congregational is an exciting mix of young and old, recent arrivals and long-term residents, and those of various religious backgrounds. This interesting mix of people from all aspects of the community make up a dynamic and growing church family. New faces have been joyfully added and are enriching our life together. If you are looking for a church family or are new in town -- we welcome you to visit with us. We are located in the village section of Rehoboth -- just down the road from the library. We have a very active church school and youth program. On a typical Sunday over 80 children attend church school, with classes for 3 & 4 year-olds, up through senior high. Curriculums are Bible-based, but with a strong emphasis on having fun, as well as learning! Nursery care is available, too. By the grace of God, we find our congregation to be "relationally-oriented" and "Christ-centered." We celebrate deep, lasting relationships with God and each other thorough worship, fellowship, service, prayer, and visitation while growing in our commitment to Jesus Christ through preaching, Bible study, and education of our children and young people. RCC Welcomes Rev. Sarah E. Weaver Rev. Sarah started her ministry with Rehoboth Congregational Church on April 1st. She and her husband Bruce reside at our newly purchased parsonage. An installation with the Old Colony Association of the Massachusetts Conference is being scheduled for the fall. |
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It is with great joy that we introduce our new settled Senior Pastor, The Rev. Sarah E. Weaver. Rev. Sarah was born and raised in Northwest Connecticut, but has spent the last 3 ½ years living in Atlanta, Georgia. While she was in Atlanta, Rev. Sarah completed her M.Div. at the Candler School of Theology at Emory University and one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education at Grady Memorial Hospital. She comes to us with a passion for finding balance between ancient church history and 21st century church vitality, individual spirituality and community growth.
