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Who we are
Wellfleet United Methodist Church in Wellfleet, Massachusetts is a Christian congregation serving the Wellfleet community and encouraging others through a life-changing Christian journey.
We seek to serve God by working for justice and peace, respect and learn from all the great faith traditions and desire to be known by the love we have for one another.
We seek to serve God by working for justice and peace, respect and learn from all the great faith traditions and desire to be known by the love we have for one another.
Street Address
246 Main St
Wellfleet,
MA
02667
United States
Phone: (860) 550-5738
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Church Pastor
Sieglinde Rogers
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246 Main St
Wellfleet,
MA
02667
United States
Phone: (508) 349-7217
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PO Box 1451
Wellfleet, MA
02667
Wellfleet, MA
02667
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Take Route 6 to the set of traffic lights (cemetery on right/gas station on left.) At the lights turn left. Stay on Main Street. Find the second church on the left.
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Wellfleet United Methodist Church Service Times
Sunday 10:00 am
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Wellfleet United Methodist Church History
In 2005, the Wellfleet Historical Commission published "A Guide to Monuments, Memorials and Burying Grounds in Wellfleet Massachusetts". The Guide includes a history of the Wellfleet United Methodist Church, reprinted here, with thanks to the Wellfleet Historical Commission. (Photo from Historical Commission Archives.)
"A first Methodist Meeting House was built in 1816 on the site of the present Pleasant Hill Cemetery (see page 35). By 1843 the congregation had grown and relocated to Main Street. This larger Church, which had been extensively remodeled in 1863, was struck by lightning in 1891 and burned to the ground. The original cast steel bell, manufactured by “Naylor Vickery and Co. 1859, of Sheffield E. Riepe’s patent”, survived and was placed on the church lawn. One of the most generous donors to the reconstruction fund was Captain Lorenzo Dow Baker.
On Easter Sunday, 1966, two stained glass windows designed by British artist, Claire Leighton, a Wellfleet resident for many years, were dedicated in memory of the family of Mrs. Annie B. Higgins who sang in the choir; her sister, Annie Higgins Wiley, had been the organist."
"A first Methodist Meeting House was built in 1816 on the site of the present Pleasant Hill Cemetery (see page 35). By 1843 the congregation had grown and relocated to Main Street. This larger Church, which had been extensively remodeled in 1863, was struck by lightning in 1891 and burned to the ground. The original cast steel bell, manufactured by “Naylor Vickery and Co. 1859, of Sheffield E. Riepe’s patent”, survived and was placed on the church lawn. One of the most generous donors to the reconstruction fund was Captain Lorenzo Dow Baker.
On Easter Sunday, 1966, two stained glass windows designed by British artist, Claire Leighton, a Wellfleet resident for many years, were dedicated in memory of the family of Mrs. Annie B. Higgins who sang in the choir; her sister, Annie Higgins Wiley, had been the organist."
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Wellfleet United Methodist Church listing was last updated on the 4th of July, 2020