Address: 1306 Hancock St, Quincy, MA 02169, USA
Phone: +16177731290
Sunday: 11AM–4PM
Monday: 11AM–4PM
Tuesday: 11AM–4PM
Wednesday: 11AM–4PM
Thursday: 11AM–4PM
Friday: 11AM–4PM
Saturday: Closed
Yichao Pan
My wife and I visited the United First Parish Church after brunch on the Memorial Day. The guided tours are given by volunteers upon request. There is no need to follow a schedule or make a reservation in advance. Our tour guide Tom was super knowledgeable about American history and gave us a very thorough overview of the history of this church and the magnificent lives of John Adams and John Quincy Adams. We enjoyed this tour very much and would strongly recommend it to anyone visiting the City of Quincy. There is no admission required. The suggested donations are $5 for adults and $3 for students and seniors.
elaineyho818828
Amazing experiences! Never been so close to history. Great tour given by a volunteer. A Must-go if you ever visit Boston!
Chris Prendiville
Showing the church to Texas cousins gave me a history refresher course. The tour was informative and well worth the time. Having two US Presidents -John and John Quincy Adams in one spot is a pretty special credit to Quincy.
Carolyne Volpe Curley
My tween daughter and I visited here on July 7 while also visiting the Adams National Historical Park across the street. 1. To begin with - the crypt is downstairs. First there is a presentation in the church which describes (in my humble opinion) in a bit too much detail every last bit of information of how the church was constructed. 2. After that you walk down the stairs into the crypt and see a very beautiful Adams burial site for President John and First Lady Abigail and President John Quincy and First Lady Louisa. 3. There are three American flags. a. As requested by himself, the one over John's coffin is the one from his time period b. As requested by himself, the one over John's Quincy's coffin is the one from his time period c. Right outside - at the gate going into the crypt - there is a modern American flag. 4. I asked the guide if there was ever a time when the flags were not displayed (as noted in several reviews found here) and she said, "Certainly not - this is a Presidential burial ground. We always display the flag proudly and also have the two earlier American flags over the coffins." The tour took about 20 minutes; I recommend the stop.
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Yes, we do! Worship Service “Candlelight Christmas Eve Service” Rev. Rebecca Froom Monday, December 24, 7:00 pm Join us for our traditional lessons and carols service where we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and remember that each night a child is born is a holy night.
Yes, we are planning to have a Christmas Eve service at this time. Please follow our website at UFPC.org for more information.
Dr. Bradford E. Gale was minister in the years ~1960-~1971.
Our service for tomorrow: April 21 - Worship Service “To Be Made Whole” Rev. Rebecca Froom and Joan McDonald In this arts-infused multigenerational service we reflect on Passover, Easter, and Earth Day. In their own way, each of these holidays and holy days speak about the possibilities for renewal, resurrection, and wholeness that can be found beyond suffering, death, and brokenness.
We do not host a food pantry, but recommend you contact Interfaith Social Services, which is just outside of Quincy Center.
Church Office Hours 8 am - 1 pm Monday-Friday (or by appointment)
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