Main Campus

The First Congregational Church maintains an impressive heritage of sharing our church with the community for its needs. From Alcoholics Anonymous to a 60 member barbershop chorus, many groups use our facilities for positive purposes.                                               

Certain activities are prohibited.  These include, but are not limited to:  

-    The use of tobacco products and/or alcoholic beverages as well as the use of non-prescription, controlled substances.
-    Events specifically designed to raise funds or make a profit.
-    Events designed to promote political candidates, political campaigns or  political issues.  However, the  facility may be used as a polling facility, and  can be  used  for general discussion of community issues if  ALL sides of  such issues are represented.

To see if our facility might be available for your purpose, please call the church office at (419) 756-3046.

       Outside Groups Schedule

   Al-Anon Tuesday 12 noon                                                  Plymouth Lounge/Mayflower Entrance (West Parking Lot) Open

   Al-Anon Winners  Tuesday 6:30 PM                             Plymouth Lounge/Mayflower Entrance (West Parking Lot) Open

    AA Tuesday  8:00 PM                                                         Blymyer Hall/ Main rear Entrance (West Parking Lot), Closed

    AA Thursday  10:00 AM                                                     Plymouth Lounge/ Mayflower Entrance (West Parking lot) Open    

    AA Big Book Discussion  Saturday 8:00 PM                Plymouth Lounge/ Mayflower Entrance (West Parking lot), Closed

    Fun Center Chordsmen  Monday 7:00 PM                    Blymyer Hall/ Main rear Entrance (West Parking lot)

Hemlock Trails 

Beauty of the great outdoors...

Available for youth conferences or camping is our 56 acre “Hemlock Trails Forested Retreat” south of Mansfield. To see if this facility might be available for your purpose, please call the church office at (419) 756-3046.

The Boy Scouts are just an example of the community use of this wonderful part of North Central Ohio. FCC has entered into an agreement with an area Conservancy District to construct a walking path from Butler, OH to Malabar Farm through Hemlock Trails. On a pleasant summer day come see for yourself.