300th Anniversary: Greenfield Hill Congregational Church

Since 1726, Greenfield Hill Congregational Church has been a sanctuary for thinkers and thespians, scholars and songbirds, physicians and first responders. Over the years, generations have gathered for worship and fellowship, to celebrate, and to mourn. The names of the parishioners may have changed, but what remains constant is GHCC’s essence. This welcoming hub of spirituality mixed with love, respect, and inspiration has weathered 300 years of natural and political upheavals. A 300th
“birthday” is a chance to reflect on the past and prepare for future generations. While remaining true to its mission to serve as a source of comfort, strength, and light to all, the church is evolving to the needs of its passionate and growing community.

This community exhibition has been curated by members of the Greenfield Hill Congregational Church and its supporters.