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Trinity Episcopal Church of Hampton, New Hampshire has a long tradition in the community dating back to the early 1950's. The parish's unofficial first service was held at the Old Grange Hall on September 13, 1953. The service attracted 43 worshipers and was celebrated by the Venerable Roger Barney. Two years later, Trinity was officially recognized by the Diocese as a mission in 1955, and the Reverend Parkman Howe formerly curate at Christ Church Exeter was named Trinity's first Vicar. The Grange Hall served as Trinity's home until 1959 when Hobbs House at <?200 High Street the church's current location was purchased. The Right Reverend Todd Hall performed a dedication service at Hobbs House on May 17, 1959, and the church has been operating at the same location ever since.

First Congregational Church of Hampton, a member of the United Church of Christ, has been an inviting community since 1638, dedicated to fostering a Christ-centered faith through worship and service. The church offers a range of programs including Sunday School for children and youth, along with various weekly events that encourage spiritual growth and connection among members. With a mission focused on inviting, growing, and serving, the church provides a welcoming environment for all, emphasizing engagement through activities such as Bible study and community outreach. Their commitment to generosity and support for those in need is reflected in their teachings and congregational initiatives. Generated from the website