Thank you for taking an interest in our history! We are excited and proud to be celebrating our 300th anniversary in 2007. Our rich history mirrors that of the nation itself, and you may be delightfully surprised to learn of the many historic events and iconic figures that have helped to shape our church. Enjoy!

Mirror to a Nation

I. The Colonial Experience, 1707-1775
II. Transition from Colony to Republic, 1775-1789
III. Building the Nation, 1800-1860
IV. A Nation Divided, 1860-1865
V. The Nation Transformed, 1865-1914
VI. World War I Era, 1914-1920
VII. The Nation Tested, 1929-1945
VIII. Post War Years, 1945-1974
IX. The Immediate Past and the Near Future, 1974 -
X. Last Thoughts and Acknowledgements

Christian remembrance is never simply an exercise in nostalgia.
We are to live not in the past but out of a past well remembered into
the future to which God calls us that, in the words of the Easter hymn,
we may soar where Christ has led.”
Bishop Samuel Seabury: Remembrance and Renewal, 1784-1796

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