Welcome to the Congregational Church of Littleton
A Special Welcome to Our New Visitors!
If you are visiting our site for the first time, Welcome! We hope you’ll take a moment to click through the site and learn more about the things we are up to at The Congregational Church of Littleton.
We are a progressive Christian congregation working hard to love our neighbors as ourselves through worship, service and companionship. You are most welcome to join us on a Sunday morning for our 10am worship service or give our pastor, Rev. Jen a call anytime.
SPECIAL EVENTS
YARD SALE - Saturday, May 9th
8:00 am – 1:00 pm
In conjunction with Debs Beds
Turn your spring cleaning into something meaningful!
Deb’sBeds is a nonprofit organization providing beds to children in need, specifically targeting children in Massachusetts. Deb’sBeds has been making a difference in the lives of children who sleep on floors or with inadequate bedding. Deb’sBedsbuilds, delivers and sets up twin and bunk beds complete with mattresses and bedding. Deb’sBeds relies on its volunteers and fundraising for materials, mattresses and bedding!
Donations Accepted
Wednesday, May 6th – Friday, May 8th
12:00pm – 6:30pm
Items can be put in the Dolphin Insulation Truck in the parking lot.
We will accept anything you would like to donate to the yard sale: except electronics! No tvs, computers, etc.
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Vacation Bible School 2026
August 17th -21st
Early Bird Rate ends 6/1
VOLUNTEER
We Need You! Join us in guiding challengers in discovering how to find strength in God.
If you like having fun and working with children, we are looking for you!
We are in need of volunteers to lead stations at Vacation Bible School (craft, science, music, snack and recreation), crew leaders and a photographer as well decorators beforehand.
Interested? Openings for a day or two and/or the entire week. Reach out to CE director Michelle at cedirector@ccol.org
Caregivers Support Group
The Caregivers Support Group meet on the Second Wednesday, 7-8:30pm in the Youth Room.
This is a support group for people of all ages who have the responsibility for the welfare of a family member or friend. It is a safe space in which to share needs and resources. This is open to all in the Littleton community and nearby towns and is NOT limited to CCoL members. Please invite friends, family and anyone who may benefit from this program. Call the office with any questions.
Thursday, May 14 - Doris and Russell Warren Scholarship Application Deadline
Applicants should submit a brief essay highlighting college choice and studies program, church related activities and/or service. For example VBS, youth group leaders, committees.
Scholarships are open to all CCoL members for college level courses, as well as enrollment fees for church related conferences. College students may apply any time during their enrollment but only once during college enrollment.
Reach out to the office with any questions and instructions.
Living Resurrection in Ordinary Time
Dear Friends,
The lilies have faded, the trumpet is gone, and the great celebration of Easter morning has passed. Even so, the heart of our faith was never meant to be contained to a single day. Resurrection is not just something we celebrate, it is something we are invited to live. The question before us now is this: what does it mean to carry resurrection into the ordinary days of our lives?
As I write this, at least twice a day for the past week I have driven past the forsythia bushes in front of the parsonage. I almost missed the fact that the bright yellow buds are just about to burst into bloom. It has been too easy to rush past them on my way to or from church. In this season of spring, we can witness countless, quiet resurrections if we pay attention. Buds open on branches that seemed lifeless just weeks ago. The earth softens. Light lingers in the evening sky. These small, steady transformations remind us that new life rarely arrives all at once and with a trumpet. More often, it unfolds gently—in patience, in persistence, in hope that refuses to give up. So too in our lives of faith: resurrection might look like a repaired relationship, a renewed sense of purpose, or simply the courage to begin again.
As a community, we are called to be people of resurrection not only in moments of celebration, but in the rhythms of everyday life. We practice resurrection when we choose kindness over indifference, when we listen deeply, when we show up for one another in times of joy and sorrow alike. The risen Christ meets us not only in the empty tomb, but in the ordinary spaces we inhabit each day and in bright yellow flowers. May we have eyes to see and hearts to trust that new life is always stirring, even now.
Keep your eyes open!
With you on the Journey,
Rev. Jen
No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.
We affirm each person as a child of God and worthy of God’s love.
This includes YOU:
Whether you are tall or short, whether you wear denim or silk, whether you were raised in a church or have never been in one before, whether you are a family of one or many, whether you can bound up the stairs or need to use the elevator, whether you were born yesterday or are working on your second century; Whatever the color of your skin, your sexual orientation, your gender identity, your politics, your income, your education, your mental or physical health, or anything else that distinguishes you, we want you to feel included.
Our mosaic is made more beautiful with every additional shape, size and color.
At this church, all are welcome, and ALL means ALL
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Located at
330 King Street
Littleton, MA 01460
Contact US
(978) 486-3245
office@ccol.org
OFFICE HOURS
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Worship Service
Sunday
10 a.m.