Tabernacle Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, Salem, Massachusetts is an open and affirming congregation that welcomes, respects and supports people of every race, ethnicity, creed, class, gender, sexual orientation, age and physical and mental ability, inviting all to join us on our journey of faith. We welcome all people to participate fully in the worship, rites, sacraments, and ministry of Tabernacle Congregational Church. Although we are many members, we are one body in Christ. As one body we are called and challenged by God to respect and reconcile our Differences. Our faith calls us to speak up in the face of prejudice, injustice and exclusion, and to express in word and deed our hope for justice and inclusiveness for humanity.
For information regarding our online Sunday worship at 10 am using Zoom please contact the church office at (978)744-3164 or office@tabernaclechurch.org.

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Bonhoeffer Lenten Study Group
Monday, March 16 at 3:00 p.m. at the church…Please use Federal Street Entrance
Tabernacle Church, UCC, will offer a six-part series on the life, work, theology, and impact of the martyred German theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer. We’ll use his final writings, Letters and Papers from Prison, as an introduction to one of the 20th Century’s most important theologians. We’ll have a few copies of the book available, but’s also available online.
Any questions can be directed to Reverend Joe or Stephen Fisher (570-380-0663).
Join us for one, some, or all sessions!
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Join us April 2nd, Maundy Thursday for a Special One person show in the Sanctuary at 7:00 p.m.

For Thirty Pieces and a Kiss: Judas Iscariot in his own words:
One of the most controversial humans of all time will speak to us about why Judas did what he did and how he has been unfairly demonized through the ages.
Preacher and lawyer Rusty Chadwick of Boxford and a member of Tabernacle, will play Judas in his one person play which uses biblical passages,
Renaissance art, audience participation and popular culture to bring Judas alive for our modern consideration on the anniversary of his infamous so-called betrayal of Jesus the Christ.
Our Communion table is open to all. First Sunday of the Month.


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