Community Congregational Church of Greenland will hold its annual Christmas Fair on Saturday, December 11 from 10 AM to 2 PM at the Greenland Parish House at 44 Post Road (Route 151) in Greenland Center. Dubbing it “our best little Christmas Fair ever,” church leadership is planning an event packed with activities and goodies, including a Cookie Walk with hundreds of homemade cookies, tables of jewelry, crafts and baked goods for sale, raffles and silent auction, visit from Santa at 11am, and hot luncheon featuring the church’s famous hot turkey sandwich plates and more. There is no cost for admission.
Community Congregational Church, a member of the United Church of Christ, was established by Greenland town leaders in 1706. The church’s sanctuary was built 266 years ago and is a familiar landmark at the corner of Route 151 and Portsmouth Avenue. Sunday services are held in person and on-line at 10 am, led by pastor Rev. Mark Brockmeier and music director Sam Partyka. The church is also a founding congregation of Seacoast Family Promise, runs a weekly food pantry, and is involved in a number of local, national and international mission efforts.
For more information about the GCCC Christmas Fair, contact the church at 603-436-8336 or visit www.greenlanducc.org.