Worship Fellowship Outreach
Sunday Worship Hour at 10:00
Welcome to First Congregational Church of Rochester, Wisconsin
"For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I in the midst of them"
Matthew 18:20
Worship Hour Sundays at 10:00 am
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We celebrate Holy Communion on the second Sunday of every month.
During summer and weather permitting, services will be held outside
June 15, July 6 and 20, and August 3 and 17.
For those unable to attend in person, services can be viewed online.
Links are available on the Watch page.
Summer Bible Study
The next Bible Study starts June 24.
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Learn about our church history
Click here to learn about the origins of our church in this essay that documents the story of our church as it grew with the community around it.
Crafting Group Meets 10am - 2pm Every Other Friday
Our Crafting Group for Operation Christmas Child meets every other Friday from 10am - 2pm in the church basement. Click here for the 2025 schedule. Come and join us to create gifts for shoeboxes for children who are less fortunate around the world. You don't have to be a sewer for this group. We assemble beaded bracelets and necklaces, jump ropes, backpacks, and much more, and we make it fit into a shoebox. A salad lunch is provided.
Contact Pastor Joe Hackett
Church Office: (262) 534-6582
Email: Pastor@FCCRochesterWis.org.
Summer Bible Study
11am to 1pm Tuesdays from June 24 - July 29
All inquiring hearts and minds are welcome. A light lunch will be provided so pre-registration is strongly encouraged. Click here to register.
Our Church
Established in 1840, this is a small-town Congregational Christian Church. As such, it is autonomous and complete and therefore responsible to no other authority than that of Jesus Christ. All church members are spiritually equal and called to the work of ministry. Members share a belief that the Bible is fully sufficient as their guide in matters of faith and practice. Members of this church also share a belief in the power of prayer, the value of fellowship and the importance of outreach.
Click here to learn more our church and congregationalism.