SERVICE TIME : 11 AM | LOCATION : 39 FAYETTE ST. CONCORD
WELCOME
WE ARE A CHURCH SERVING CONCORD
AND THE SURROUNDING AREA
SUNDAYS AT 11:00 AM
INSIDE THE RESTORATION FOURSQUARE CHURCH BUILDING
@ 39 FAYETTE ST. CONCORD NH 03301
REST
FIND REST
If you need a church that gives you a chance to catch your breath, UBC may be good place for you. Our services flow at a slower pace, so that you can be refreshed. Jesus is the rest you have been looking for. Come join us and find a place to rest in Jesus.
HEALING
FIND HEALING
If you need a church where you can recover from life’s hurts, UBC may be a good place for you. Everybody needs a safe place that allows space and time to recover from bumps and bruises. Jesus is the great healer. Come join us and find a place to heal in Jesus.
FRIENDS
FIND FRIENDS
If you need a church where you can find connection and belonging, UBC may be a good place for you. We are a small enough so making friends is easy. Everybody needs friends. Jesus is the True Friend who will never fail. Come join us and find your friends.
Hey there! Thanks for stopping by our website. You may be new to Concord or seeking a new church. Or maybe church is a new experience for you.
Either way, we want to make visiting us super easy and low stress. The easiest way is to click that red PLAN YOUR VISIT button. Let us know you are coming and then you will have a friend at church already waiting for you.
If you could really use some good news, click that PLAN YOUR VISIT button and come see us this Sunday.
Can you make it?
- Pastor Dave
FAQ
Have questions? We have the answers!
Where are you located?
You can find us at 39 Fayette Street in downtown Concord. We are just up the street from the Concord Community Music School, and just two blocks down South Street from the Federal Courthouse.
What time is service?
Our worship service starts at 11:00 am and usually ends between 12:00 and 12:15. Feel free to arrive early or stick around after to meet some folks.
Where do I park?
UBC has a small parking lot that is convenient for people who have trouble walking for whatever reason. If you are healthy and walking is not a problem, there is on street parking, or other parking lots you may use across the street or at the Community Music School.
Is there something for my kids?
Children are welcome to stay in the service and participate with the adults. We love it when families stay together, and when kids get to experience the worship of God's people. We aren't worried if they squirm or make noise -- children are a gift from God.
What does a Typical Service Look Like?
You will find that UBC is kind of traditional church. The service is led by the Pastor and another church leader and we follow a pattern called the "order of worship."
The order leads us through a series of simple prayers, spoken responses, and songs. We quote from the Bible a lot, and sometimes use words and phrases that may seem kind of strange at first, especially if you aren't used to those kinds of things. That's OK. Everyone needs to start someplace. Everything we do is designed to remind us how good Jesus is, and how much he loves us. Feel free to ask about anything you don't understand.
As for music, we sing many beautiful and lively hymns accompanied by a piano. We sing newer songs too, but we don't have a band with guitars and drums.
The pastor usually speaks for about 20-25 minutes on a section of the Bible. Then we pray for all kinds of things to ask God to help us, finishing by praying the Lord's Prayer that was taught by Jesus.
We end with a prayer of blessing, asking God to help us through the rest of the week.
Will you pray for me?
We are so glad you asked. We believe that God hears our prayers and delights to answer them. This is especially true when we are struggling or suffering -- God especially loves hurting people.
You can contact the pastor at ubcpastor@comcast.net to ask for prayer. The pastor may call you by phone, or if it is convenient come to see you to pray in person.
Can I talk with the Pastor?
The Pastor would be happy to speak with you, especially about questions of a spiritual nature. The best way to arrange this is to email ubcpastor@comcast.net. The pastor will respond and set up a time to talk either by phone or in person.
How can I get involved in serving?
There are a number of ways that people can serve at UBC depending on skills, time, and needs. The best way to learn more is to contact the pastor at ubcpastor@comcast.net. You can talk and discuss what is needed and how your gifts can best be used.
RECENT SERMON
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