As a Congregational church, Meadowbrook traces its roots to the Pilgrims: the mothers and fathers of Congregationalism moved from early 17th-century England to the "new" world in pursuit of religious freedom. Those daring people believed they should be free to interpret scriptures for themselves and do so responsibly.

Like the Mayflower, each Congregational church is its own ship, autonomous and self-governing. We are not bound by any formal statement of faith or creed. We promote study and reflection that strengthen minds and soften hearts. Our sacraments are open to all because God affirms, loves, and welcomes all.

Just as the Pilgrims had a compact, our community of faith is brought together by a covenant — a promise to serve God by Jesus the Christ's light and support one another in our journey of faith.

Serving the area since 1982, Meadowbrook invites you to come aboard and experience God's love and grace.

Meadowbrook Congregational Church is looking for a Minister to serve our church.