Second Congregational Church

Newcastle, Maine

Since 1843Historic buildingMid-size congregationWheelchair accessibleWatch online
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Contact & Location for Second Congregational Church

51 Main St

Newcastle, ME 04553

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Service Times for Second Congregational Church

Sunday 10:00 AM

Worship

From the church’s website · checked Oct 2026

Plan your visit

  • Parking

    Our historic building offers convenient parking

    What their website saysOur historic building offers convenient parking
  • Coffee

    Coffee is available

  • Watch online

    Services are streamed online

    What their website saysServices are streamed on our YouTube Channel and may be watched live or later
  • Wheelchair accessible

  • Hearing loop

  • Large print

Leadership

  • Oscar Wallace

    Pastor

    What their website saysfollowing the retirement of Pastor Oscar Wallace

Programs & Ministries at Second Congregational Church

About Second Congregational Church

Second Congregational Church in Newcastle, Maine is a Congregational (UCC) congregation that extends an explicit welcome to all people regardless of age, economic status, education, faith background, gender identity, family structure, ability, nationality, race, or sexual orientation. The church embraces an Open and Affirming identity, affirmed by the congregation in 2011, and describes itself as a beloved community of worshippers gathered by God in Christ. The congregation is committed to both nurturing inward spiritual journeys of faith and practicing outward spiritual journeys through love and justice in the wider community. Visitors of all backgrounds and life experiences are invited to participate in the full life, leadership, and ministry of the church family.

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Serving the community

  • Community Lunches

    Meals

    What their website saysCommunity lunches are held in our fellowship hall at noon on the third Thursday of every month.

History & building

  • Founded in 1843

    The church was organized on September 30, 1843. A red brick meeting house was built on the shores of the Damariscotta River and dedicated in 1849.

    What their website saysOn September 30, 1843 the Second Congregational Church was organized
  • List of National Historical Places in the State of Maine

Ministry, leadership and visit details above come from the church’s own website. They can change, so please confirm with the church.

Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.

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