Welcome to Northford Congregational Church

We are a Bible focused, community and mission oriented Church. As such, we are locally run by our Pastor John Vigneri and our Church Council rather than a hierarchy of bishops, etc.

Our Pastor John Vigneri believes the Bible is God's "True and Holy Word" and as such our services are centered and focused on the Bible. The Bible is the Word of God and is sufficient unto itself. We also believe that we all must, believe and practice the tenants of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, in our daily walk.

- "No one is perfect and we all have fallen short of God's glory...

God LOVES you and He has a purpose, a plan for your life!

None are too far gone, or have done something so sinful that God will not forgive them... we want ALL people to join us on Sundays to feel God's presence and LOVE..."

Our Minister of Music is Jane Leschuk

Believing in Jesus Christ as our Lord, Messiah and Savior is a cornerstone of our Church faith. NCC believes the Bible is the "True word of God" and as such we are called to LOVE God and Love all others and, believers in Jesus, all are welcome to our church and to God's family.  Our mission is to share God's LOVE, God's word and our love, faith, and joy through:

• God's Word as presented in the Holy Bible.
• Providing our community with biblical worship and fellowship.
• Continuing to grow in our understanding of God's word through reading God's word, devotion, prayer, education and fellowship.
• Educating, embracing and nurturing children as a valued part of the church family.
• Sharing the gifts that God has blessed us with.
• Participating and serving in our local and global communities as directed by God.

We pray the Holy Spirit will direct our missions and will foster continued growth and knowledge in our God centered lives and His church.

We are the brownstone Church in Northford, Connecticut.   Founded on June 13, 1750 as the Third Society of the mother church in Branford, Connecticut, the present edifice was designed by noted New Haven architect Henry Austin and built in 1846.  Gutted by fire on Christmas Eve in 1906, the church was rebuilt and rededicated in 1908.  Our building is on the National Register of Historic Buildings, and a stop on the Totoket Historical Society tour of the village.