Church finance.
Found in 64 Collections and/or Records:
Jamestown, N.Y. First Congregational Church records, 1816-2006.
Jersey City, N.J. First Congregational Church records, 1859-1972.
Kennebec Valley Association records, 1931-2015.
The Kennebec Valley Association was part of the Maine Conference and remained until 2016, when it merged with the Franklin Association to form the Living Water Association. The records begin in 1931, but information on when the association first formed is unknown. This collection contains a single volume that covers the accounts of the treasurer for the Kennebec Valley Association from 1931 through 2016.
Lawrence, Mass. Riverside Congregational Church records, 1876-1881.
Lincoln, R.I. Sayles Memorial Church records, 1860-2012.
Lowell, Mass. Eliot Union Church records, 1830-1969.
Marblehead, Mass. Third Congregational Church records, 1858-1876.
Marlborough, Mass. First Church records, 1704-2002.
Massachusetts Conference Collection records, 1722-2012.
The Massachusetts Conference, United Church of Christ, began as a series of independent regional ministers’ associations. Originally these groups met to discuss matters of theology. This record group is comprised of collections that had been seprately organized and described within the Congregational Library & Archives and now is an intentional collection that fall under the umbrella of the Massachusetts Conference.
Mattapoisett, Mass. First Congregational Church records, 1736-1984.
The church was gathered in July of 1736 as Second Church in Rochester, Massachusetts, and didn't become Mattapoisett Congregational Church until 1860 after the town of Mattapoisett was incorporated. The early years of the church were marked by much contention, most notably regarding pastoral appointments and policies on singing. The collection contains records relating to membership, vital statistics, ecclesiastical councils, meeting minutes, and financial records.