Quincy Point Congregational Church
Quincy
MA

02169

Quincy Point Congregational Church, Quincy, Massachusetts, United States
Quincy Point Congregational Church, Quincy, Massachusetts, United States

Who we are

We are seekers; we are servants. The scriptures console us and challenge us. The promises of God give us grounds for hope.

We find nourishment at the table of our Lord, friendship in the community of faith, and purpose in the ministries of the church. We gather to worship; we go forth to serve.

The mission of Quincy Point Congregational Church is to worship God; preach, teach and nurture Christian ideals as disciples of Jesus Christ in this modern world; to administer the sacraments; and to serve and support our community and the world through the power of the Holy Spirit

Church Address

444 Washington Street
Quincy, MA 02169
United States
Phone: (617) 773-6424

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Church Pastor

Rev. Kimberly J. Murphy
Minister
444 Washington Street
Quincy, MA 02169
United States
Phone: (617) 773-6424

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Quote of the Day

2 Thessalonians 2:15

Therefore, brethren, stand fast, and hold the traditions which ye have been taught, whether by word, or our epistle.

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Rev. Kimberly J. Murphy
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Rev. Murphy, a native of East Bridgewater, MA, is a 1986 graduate of Bridgewater State College, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. She is also a graduate, in 1990, of Emerson College, Boston, with a Master of Arts in Writing and Publishing. She graduated Andover Newton Theological School, Newton Centre, MA, with a Master of Divinity in May of 1996.

Rev. Murphy has served in ministry throughout New England: Bridgeport, CT; Bridgewater, MA; Cape Cod, MA; Carver, MA; Westfield, MA; and Winthrop, ME.

Currently, aside from her ministry at QPCC, Rev. Murphy is a member of the Disaster Resource and Response team for the MA Conference of the United Church of Christ, and a member of the Pilgrim Association Committee on Ministry.
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General Parking is located in our main lot at the Dunkin Donuts side of building (with a few Accessible spaces for those that can walk up stairs).


Quincy Point Congregational Church Quincy Service Times

Come join worship on Sundays at 10 am

Sunday worship is broadcast each Wednesday evening at 6 pm on Quincy Cable - channel 8.

A monthly Communion service occurs the last Wednesday of each month at 1000 Southern Artery at 10 am.

Service Times last updated on the 2nd of June, 2022


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Accessible spaces with elevator access are located on Abbey Road side of building.


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Quincy Point Congregational Church, Quincy, Massachusetts, United States
Quincy Point Congregational Church, Quincy, Massachusetts, United States



Quincy Point Congregational Church History

The original congregation gathered in 1838 near the shipyard and the sea. The logo is a ship in full sail. Our “congregational” history is shaped in part by maritime journeys of a pilgrim people who set sail to cross the Atlantic ocean and establish a community of faith in the new world wilderness. These Pilgrim and Puritan ancestors in the faith who braved the stormy seas of the Atlantic brought with them ideas and convictions about freedom and equality, which later shaped the American Patriot Spirit.

Essential to life in the “Congregational Way” was the conviction that the Holy Scriptures should be available to everyone, not just clergy. The ability to read was, of course, essential. Schools, libraries and universities were established. Religion was a matter of both head and heart. Those old reformers believed that education, “liberated the human spirit” A passion for education is a hallmark of our faith tradition. QPCC belongs to the United Church of Christ, whose motto comes from the Gospel of John: “That they may all be one.”

In 1948, the congregation took a risk of faith and voted to build a church for the future. ( click here for You tube video of moving of church) This pilgrimage involved moving the entire building 1/2 mile to 444 Washington Street. We gather in the sanctuary each Sunday to worship God with a sense of blessing, for the words of the Beatitudes are inscribed in the original stained glass windows. Stained glass saints, prophets and apostles also surround us. Among them are St. Andrew, the “Fisherman saint”, and Francis, who teaches us to respect and care for God’s creation. We celebrate the global church family here at the Quincy Point Congregational Church. People who have come the farthest include those from China, Sierra Leone, Scotland, the Philippines and India.


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