Sunday Worship is held at 10:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary. We gather together as a faith community for the singing of hymns, times of prayer, a children's message, special music, scripture lessons and a sermon. Several special services take place during the year, including an ecumenical Thanksgiving service, Christmas Eve, Holy Week and Easter Sunday services.

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Church School is held for children in Pre-Kindergarten through grade 8. Children gather for worship with their families and are dismissed after the Children's Sermon. Infant and Toddler Care is provided in the Nursery, located on the lower level. Confirmation Class is offered for students Grade 9 and above.

Coffee Hour is held immediately following worship downstairs in the Social Hall. Light refreshment and conversation are there for you.

Music and the Arts are integral parts of the life and work of QPCC. Our worship is enhanced with instrumental music and the voices of the Chancel Choir, Soloists and Children. The Chancel Choir rehearses on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. with Paul Thistle. The Children's Choir rehearses on Sundays after Church School with Lansing McLoskey and Kathleen Jordan-McLoskey.

Youth Ministries: Youth Groups meet with John Robie

Adult Education: Opportunities for sharing a meal and bible reflections are provided at various times by the Board of Christian Education.

Prayer Shawl Ministries: In June of 2003, Jan Chandler and Deanna Van Schagen were introduced to Prayer Shawl Ministries of other churches. They quickly recognized the value of such a program, got together and organized a knitting ministry for our Quincy Point Congregational Church. This group, of a dozen or more individuals, meets the first Monday evening (7:00 p.m.) and the first Thursday morning (10:30) of each month for 2 hours to share meditations, stories of others in need of prayers, and knit or crochet prayer shawls. This industrious and faithful group has already gifted their shawls, along with a written prayer, to a dozen or more individuals who were in need of a healing touch. If you are interested in joining this program, just come to church at the times given above or contact Deanna, Jan or the church office for details.

 

Missions and Social Justice: QPCC is dedicated to serving the needs of our church community, local charities, social service organizations, and global ministries. Opportunities to serve in some way, (cooking, sewing, driving, etc.) are always at hand.

Quincy Crisis Center: As a Meal-A-Month Sponsor for the “Faith Covenant Meal – Hot Meal Program” of the Quincy Crisis Center, Quincy Point Congregational Church members and friends prepare a meal for 65-70 people every first Thursday of the month. This free, nutritious noon meal is served every weekday in Quincy Center and feeds over 11,000 people annually with no sign ups or pre-qualifications involved. We are pleased to join other local individuals, churches, businesses and civic groups and organizations in helping to further the Quincy Crisis Center’s mission of serving the needs of marginalized and forgotten people while promoting social justice, biblical compassion and solidarity with the hungry, the hurting and the homeless poor. Please contact a member of the Mission Committee or the church office to volunteer.

Basketball: QPCC sponsors 6 Church League Youth Basketball Teams. Contact Coach Don DeCristofaro for more information.

Altar and Flowers: The beauty of our sanctuary is enhanced by God’s gift of flowers. To give altar flowers for Sunday worship, sign up outside the church office.

Our Television Ministry: Sunday Worship is broadcast on Quincy Cable Channel 8 at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday Nights. This outreach ministry program is produced by the Diaconate.

Quincy Point Congregational Church Homes, Inc., known by its address, 1000 Southern Artery, was built by the church for its senior members. Transportation is provided so that residents can worship with us and attend special events. Rev. Suzedell also conducts a monthly communion service in the Chapel.

Special Events are held throughout the year. The Church Fair, Concert Series, Advent Workshop and the Community Carol Sing are annual favorites.

Other Groups using QPCC’s facilities: Alcoholics Anonymous, Emotions Anonymous, South Shore Camera Club, Boy Scouts of America and the Daughters of Scotia.