Contact & Location for First Congregational Church
About First Congregational Church
First Congregational Church has served the Durand, Michigan community since 1896, when thirteen charter members established this congregation in the heart of downtown at the corner of Saginaw and Washtenaw Streets. The church building, constructed in 1898, remains their home and is a recognizable landmark in the community. First Congregational Church welcomes visitors and new members who wish to follow Jesus Christ and grow together in faith. The congregation emphasizes biblical teaching, prayer, and worship while maintaining strong ties to the local Durand community, where most members live and work as neighbors and friends. They are committed to expressing Christ's spirit through individual and corporate worship, service, and community engagement.
First-Time Visitor Info for First Congregational Church
Dress Code: Worship at FCC is casual; wear comfortable clothes and sit wherever you want. Service Format: Sunday Worship Celebration begins at 10:00am and lasts about one hour, featuring a mix of traditional hymns with piano or organ accompaniment and modern praise songs with guitar, along with Scripture reading, prayer, and a Biblical message from Pastor Steve. Visitor Tips: Street parking is available on Saginaw Street and at the Portland Federal Credit Union lot; enter through doors on the south, east, or west sides of the building; an elevator is available at the Washtenaw Street entrance for those who need accessibility.
Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.
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