Welcome to the Congregational Church of Littleton

A Special Welcome to Our New Visitors!

If you are visiting our site for the first time, Welcome! We hope you’ll take a moment to click through the site and learn more about the things we are up to at The Congregational Church of Littleton.
We are a progressive Christian congregation working hard to love our neighbors as ourselves through worship, service and companionship. You are most welcome to join us on a Sunday morning for our 10am worship service or give our pastor, Rev. Jen a call anytime.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

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Faith and Fire

Wednesdays, June 24, July 8 and July 22

These are 21+ events (adults only.) Informal gatherings where we hang out by the fire pit behind the church and discuss our faith, current events and grapple with hard questions. Bring your favorite beverage and a camp chair.

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Vacation Bible School 2026 | August 17th -21st

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VOLUNTEER

We Need You! Join us in guiding challengers in discovering how to find strength in God.
If you like having fun and working with children, we are looking for you!
We are in need of volunteers to lead stations at Vacation Bible School (craft, science, music, snack and recreation), crew leaders and a photographer as well decorators beforehand.
Interested? Openings for a day or two and/or the entire week. Reach out to CE director Michelle at cedirector@ccol.org

Friday, June 5th - Pride Karaoke

5:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Kick off LGBTQ+ Pride Month with joy! LGBTQ+ folx, friends, and allies are welcome to join in a fun PRIDE Karaoke party suitable for families at Fay Park in Littleton, Massachusetts! This event is co-sponsored by the Congregational Church of Littleton and First Church Unitarian in Littleton. (In case of rain, we will be at First Church Unitarian.) Find us at the gazebo at Fay Park! Get ready to shine! Bring your own picnic and blanket! Suggested donation (all proceeds to Pink Haven Coalition): $5/person or $20/family. More info here

Caregivers Support Group

The Caregivers Support Group meet on the Second Wednesday, 7-8:30pm in the Youth Room.

This is a support group for people of all ages who have the responsibility for the welfare of a family member or friend. It is a safe space in which to share needs and resources. This is open to all in the Littleton community and nearby towns and is NOT limited to CCoL members. Please invite friends, family and anyone who may benefit from this program. Call the office with any questions.

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Steeple Project Update and Donations

We sent out four requests for quotes.
The Property and Finance Committees will review the quotes, then choose one that is the most cost efficient.
$32,000 has been raised for our Steeple repair project We are at 81% of our goal!
Please help support the Steeple Project through a special donation. Every contribution helps reduce the amount that will be withdrawn from the Invested Funds and demonstrates our shared commitment to caring for our church home for future generations.
Donations may be made online by clicking on the Steeple Donation button below or by check. Please note “Steeple Project.”
Questions? Contact the office.
Thank you for your generosity.

Learn more about Rev. Jen and the other CCoL staff HERE

Partners in Ministry

Dear Friends,
On May 17, I attended the Service of Installation of Rev. Fran Graveson at the Boxborough UCC church. It’s always a joyous celebration when the relationship between pastor and congregation is fully recognized by the greater church. The relationship between a pastor and a congregation is built on covenant rather than contract. A contract outlines obligations and expectations, but a covenant is rooted in mutual care, shared ministry, and faithfulness before God. When a church calls a pastor, both pastor and congregation promise to walk together through seasons of joy, challenge, growth, and change. It is not simply an agreement about sermons, meetings, or responsibilities; it is a sacred commitment to serve Christ together with grace, honesty, and compassion.
As a part of the installation service, both the pastor and congregation are given a charge. They are both reminded that ministry is never the work of one person alone. Pastors are called to preach, teach, pray, and shepherd, but congregations are also called to encourage, support, and participate actively in the life of the church. Together, pastor and people discern God’s direction for their community. This shared covenant invites us to practice patience when we disagree, forgiveness when we fall short, and gratitude for the many ways God works through each member of the body of Christ.
I’m thankful that I was able to attend the installation service as it reminded me of how meaningful these covenant relationships are for the church. It also offered me a chance to reflect on my deep gratitude for the people of CCoL. We remain in covenant together for the love of Christ and in service to the world. It may not always be easy, but it is always meaningful. Our covenantal relationship reminds us that the church is more than an organization; it is a community shaped by God’s love and sustained by the Holy Spirit.
My prayer, as we continue our life together, is that we sustain our commitment to pray for one another, speak truth in love, and remain faithful partners in ministry. In doing so, we bear witness to the kind of relationship Christ calls all of us to share with one another and with the world that needs us.
With you on the Journey,
Rev. Jen

No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.

We affirm each person as a child of God and worthy of God’s love.

This includes YOU:

Whether you are tall or short, whether you wear denim or silk, whether you were raised in a church or have never been in one before, whether you are a family of one or many, whether you can bound up the stairs or need to use the elevator, whether you were born yesterday or are working on your second century; Whatever the color of your skin, your sexual orientation, your gender identity, your politics, your income, your education, your mental or physical health, or anything else that distinguishes you, we want you to feel included.

Our mosaic is made more beautiful with every additional shape, size and color.