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Bethlehem Church in Hampden, MA, is dedicated to helping individuals live connected to Jesus through a variety of community and faith-based programs. Offering classes for all ages, worship services, and a range of initiatives focused on spiritual growth, the church aims to foster exploration of faith and a sense of community. The church emphasizes values such as connection, hope, and outreach, engaging members in opportunities to serve regionally and globally. With various resources, including Bible studies and leadership development, Bethlehem Church serves as a hub for spiritual growth and community involvement in the area. Generated from the website

Southwick Congregational Church, established in 1773, has been a faithful Christian presence in the community of Southwick, Massachusetts. With a diverse and loving congregation, they joyfully serve, teach, and share with one another according to their individual gifts. Join them each week for safe worship in their beautiful sanctuary, where they also offer Sunday School classes during the service. Southwick Congregational Church is committed to being a welcoming and inclusive place of worship, dedicated to serving the community.Generated from the website

Our overriding mission is to reach and help hurting people, to connect them with them and teach them the Truth. In order to fulfill that mission, we have a variety of ministries and programs designed to reach and minister to a variety of needs - from our Sunday Worship Services to our Mid-Week Outreach Service to our various targeted ministries - we are committed to helping everyone we minister to develop a deepening relationship with Jesus Christ. Pleasant Valley was founded as a Southern Baptist church in 1961 by Pastor James E. Schneider, Sr., his wife Louise, and 46 other charter members. The church began as a mission work initiated that met in the YMCA in New London, later moving to Pleasant Valley Elementary School as the congregation grew, before breaking ground on its current location on Grove Avenue in Groton. As the Holy Spirit became increasingly involved in our church, we entered into a new freedom that lead us to become a non-denominational church in 1996.