South Congregational Church, Concord, New Hampshire

SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UCC
27 Pleasant Street, Concord, New Hampshire, (603)224-2521

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...an Accessible, Open and Affirming
parish of the United Church of Christ

The comma has been selected as a symbolic reference to Gracie Allen's reminder to 'Never place a period where God has placed a comma.' 'God is still speaking'

The Tiffany Windows

The Tiffany Windows are by far the most striking of the stained glass windows at South Church, but take the time to investigate the others when you're next in the sanctuary. There are remarkably windows all around; another favorite is the descending dove, where you might not expect it, so look closely!
These Tiffanies are dated back to when the church was first erected in 1867.

Be sure to visit the "History and Symbolism of Our Church" for more pictures and explanation of our stained glass windows.
Tiffany photos by Jill Smith.

The woman at the well
Given in 1917 in loving memory of Jesse Parker Bancroft and his family.

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The Angel
Given in 1915 in loving memory of Asa McFarland, one of the founders of the church, and his family.

The Good Shepard
Given in 1915 by Dutton Woods and his family.