Worship
(Previous Recording) Sunday Worship – September 6, 2026 – Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Communion Sunday
Sermon: “The Few and the Proud” – Rev. Dr. Andrew W. Armstrong
Music: Mark A. Cleveland, bass-baritone
Original Air Date: 09/07/2025
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Worship Services are at 8:15AM in Person Shaw Chapel & 10AM in the Sanctuary, livestream and on the air at WSMN 95.3FM and 1590 AM.
Worship Services are on our YouTube Channel!
Worship Services
Sunday worship services at First Church are at 8:15 AM in Shaw Chapel and 10 AM in the Sanctuary.
The 8:15am Service is a more intimate gathering in Shaw Chapel, while the second service, at 10am in the sanctuary is an energetic service with a children’s message and additional music. Both services consist of hymns and anthems; liturgy, prayers; an offering; scripture and sermon. We consider worship to be the heartbeat of our faith and listen for God’s leading in our lives. We believe God’s Word speaks to our contemporary needs, problems, and opportunities, both in our lives and in the world around us.
Summer Worship Services begin on Fathers Day in June through Labor Day in September with ONE Service at 9AM.
The Sacraments: Baptism and Communion
First Church Nashua is a member of the United Church of Christ. We are a Protestant community, which means we observe two central sacraments. They are Baptism and the Eucharist (also called communion or the Lord’s Supper). These practices are given to us by Jesus in the Gospels. By employing common things of the earth & water, bread, and the fruit of the vine & the sacraments are outward signs of an inward grace which have sustained Christ’s disciples for over two millennia. First Church practices open communion and celebrates the sacrament monthly on the first Sunday of each month.
How to Find Us
First Church is located at One Concord Street on the northern most end of Main Street in Nashua NH, where Main meets Amherst Street and Concord Street. See our information page for more details, including a map.