The Napkin In The Tomb

The New York Times calls it: "A Newengland Icon" - Listen to sermons from the First Congregational Church of Litchfield Connecticut, home of the historic meeting house built in 1721 where the town first settled. 28 Pastors have ministered in the churches nearly 300-year history, such as the famed Rev. Lyman Beecher &amp; Rev. Juda Champion from the 1800s. In 2020 the FCC selected a most unlikely pastor, Rabbi Peter Oliveira, a Christian believing jew, as their 28th pastor and spiritual leader.

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The New York Times calls it: "A Newengland Icon" - Listen to sermons from the First Congregational Church of Litchfield Connecticut, home of the historic meeting house built in 1721 where the town first settled. 28 Pastors have ministered in the churches nearly 300-year history, such as the famed Rev. Lyman Beecher & Rev. Juda Champion from the 1800s. In 2020 the FCC selected a most unlikely pastor, Rabbi Peter Oliveira, a Christian believing jew, as their 28th pastor and spiritual leader.

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The Napkin In The Tomb

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