The First Parish Church of Lincoln, Massachusetts, United States, is located in the Lincoln Center Historic District. The historic district was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. It is the third church building within a few hundred yards since the establishment of the Meetinghouse in 1747, when its location was within Concord (Lincoln was incorporated in 1754). The First Parish Church was completed in 1842. The meetinghouse burned down in 1859.
In 1942, exactly a century after the church was completed, the Unitarian and Congregationalists united after a century-long split to become today's First Parish.Archives/Special Collections – Lincoln Public Library, 2003
The church's Parish House and Sunday School is located a short distance directly to the north, at 14 Bedford Road.
, the church has two co-ministers: Reverend Nate Klug and Reverent Kit Novotny.
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External links Official website