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Grace & Truth Chapel is a welcoming community space in Ashland, MA that offers spiritual gatherings and events. With a focus on fostering a sense of connection and reflection, it provides a space for individuals to explore their faith and beliefs. Through a variety of services and activities, Grace & Truth Chapel aims to support individuals on their spiritual journey and provide a place for contemplation and growth. Whether attending a service or participating in a community event, visitors can find a peaceful and inclusive environment at Grace & Truth Chapel. Generated from their business information

Igreja Batista Fonte is a religious organization based in Ashland, MA, providing spiritual services and community support to its members and visitors. With a focus on faith and fellowship, the church offers worship services, religious education, and opportunities for individuals to connect with others in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Generated from their business information

The people of Federated Church of Ashland are Christians from varied denominational traditions, united for the purpose of knowing and worshiping God, growing in relationship with Christ, and serving our community and world. The Mission of Federated Church of Ashland is to daily proclaim the teachings of Jesus Christ through education, worship, mission and celebration of the word of God, uniting as a community of diverse Christians in love and nurture. The following is meant to provide a brief overview of our church, its facilities and its organization. FederatedChurch Federated Church of Ashland is the name of an imaginative and compassionate congregation rooted in both the history of this community, and three of the country's oldest denominations. In response to fuel shortages during World War I, the town's American Baptist, United Methodist and Congregational ( United Church of Christ ) churches were temporarily joining for Sunday worship services. The result was so successful that, in 1919, the three denominations joined, and formed a federation . The new federation decided to meet together at the Congregationalist church, located in the center of town, and built in 1835. Over time, and in response to the fact that the church began to attract members from other Christian traditions, as well as folks completely new to the Christian faith, a fourth, affiliated , branch was formed.