Welcome!

Join us for worship each Sunday at 10:00 am
in person or on YouTube.


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To see all events, click here.

Ongoing Events at Immanuel

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Immanuel Congregational Church,
United Church of Christ in Hartford, CT

Join us for worship!

Sunday worship services at 10am, in person in our beautiful Sanctuary,
(Summers in our air conditioned Fellowship Hall)
or
live-streaming on YouTube.
We’re on the corner of
Woodland St & Farmington Ave. in Hartford CT

Previous Sunday Worship Replays on YouTube

Immanuel Congregational Church, UCC, is...

an Open & Affirming, Just Peace, Anti-Racist, Environmentally Conscious congregation. We strive to live that out as best as we are able through God’s help and the encouragement of one another.

All races, ages, ethnicities, gender and sexual identities are welcomed here.


Group of people standing outdoors in winter holding yellow protest signs with messages about resistance, faith, education, community, joy, justice, human rights, and perseverance, with snow on the ground and leafless trees.
Three individuals standing on a rainbow-painted sidewalk in front of a building, holding signs supporting LGBTQ+ and immigrant rights. One person in a wheelchair holds a sign saying 'We are all immigrants and stronger together,' while the others hold signs that read 'Love wins' and 'Love & work for justice'.

We hold STAND UP! events on the corner of Farmington Avenue and Woodland Street to show our support for those vulnerable communities, for the environment, and for other areas of concern.

Currently we are holding gatherings on 2 Saturdays of the month (check the Events section at the top of the page for dates) for people to share their thoughts and feelings on this administration’s executive orders and policies, as well as to determine how to best support the most vulnerable populations.

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Let’s make this a great experience for you! Click to explore FAQs about worshipping here. And if you’re visiting us for the first time, and you’d like us to connect with you, please Sign our Guestbook.


We strive to live out our vision as the churchthat loves and works for justice.
All races, ages, ethnicities, gender and sexual identities are welcomed here.