Feeding Hills Congregational Church (FHCC) is a protestant church, affiliated with the United Church of Christ (UCC), Southern New England conference. For information on the UCC, click here. For information on the Southern New England conference, click here.

Feeding Hills Congregational church is located in the center of the Feeding Hills section of Agawam, Mass., approximately 15 minutes west of Springfield. The address is 21 North Westfield Street. Click here for a map.

Our weekly worship service is held Sunday at 10:00 am in the sanctuary. It lasts approximately 1 hour, followed by fellowship time and refreshments in the church hall.

You can arrive 5-10 minutes before the start of worship. There is ample parking in the lot behind the church. Please enter the building through the rear entrance of the building by the ramp, then proceed through the hall into the sanctuary. The church is fully accessible. There are handicap-accessible parking spots, an entrance ramp with automatic doors, and an accessible restroom. The sanctuary and church hall are on a single level.

The weekly order of worship is available on both paper & multimedia screens. A typical order of worship goes like this. Greeting & Welcome Music: Opening Hymn Mission/Purpose/Vision Statement Passing of the Peace of Christ Call to Worship Opening Prayer Music: Anthem Mission Moment Old Testament Reading Music: Anthem New Testament Reading Sermon Sermon Response Offering, *Doxology & Blessing Sharing of Prayer Joys and Concerns Pastoral Prayer, Silent Prayer & The Lord’s Prayer Announcements Closing Song Benediction On the first Sunday of the month, Holy Communion is celebrated. All are welcome to participate, regardless of age and religious background. Grape juice is used in place of wine, and gluten-free bread is available upon request.

Dress however you feel comfortable. We only request no rude or obscene clothing.

Alcohol, marijuana, illegal substances, and weapons are not allowed on the church property. Smoking is limited to outside of the building.