God is Still Speaking

You are welcome here no matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey.

Our Mission

For over one hundred and fifty years, the First Congregational Church of Huntley has served the spiritual needs of the ever-changing generations. The Church has always been a beacon of light to the community where people could go for help and be part of a close Christian fellowship.

Young and old alike join in to worship, celebrate baptism and communion, sing praises, join in fellowship and prayer, and depend upon God’s guidance to lead us into the future.

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Newsletter for April 2025

Why Holy Week? Why does Jesus have to die? There are multifaceted pieces to the most important week in our Judeo-Christian faith. Easter cannot happen without Good Friday, which is preceded and given meaning by the Last Supper (New Covenant in Jesus blood) that we...

Newsletter for March 2025

The pastor commenced praying with the words “Oh Lord, without you we are but dust.” As he paused for a dramatic effect, a small child’s voice was heard to say, “Mommy, what is butt dust?” What is Ash Wednesday & Lent? Ash...

Newsletter for February 2025

Happy Valentine’s Day Upcoming Events in February and Beyond Sunday, Feb. 2nd - Celebrating communion as we continue our Luke series, (Adult) Jesus will speak for the first time in Luke (Ch. 4) defeating Satan with “Words of life.” We’ll be...

Newsletter for January 2025

Looking Forward to 2025, A middle-aged woman had a heart attack and was taken to the hospital. While on the operating table, she had a near death experience. Seeing God, she asked, "Is my time up?" God said, "No, you have another 43 years, two months and eight days to...

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About Our Church

Open and Affirming

We believe all people are created in God’s image and thus are loved and blessed equally by God.

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Community

We’re involved in missions all year. Our members are active locally and abroad!

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Our History

Our history began in 1846 when Thomas Stillwell Huntley sold his property in New York and moved to Huntley.

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New Members

New member orientation takes place a few times throughout the year and provides an opportunity to meet and talk with church members, find out about the church and it’s activities, and learn about the United Church of Christ.

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