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Pilgrim Congregational Church
Harwich Port, MA
We are an open and affirming church
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Welcome to Pilgrim Congregational Church
At the start of every Sunday morning service we say - Whoever you are and wherever you are on life’s journey you are welcome here. You are a child of God and precious in God’s sight.
This sense of welcome is at the core of everything we believe and hold dear.
We don’t know what brought you to our website today. Maybe you are curious about Pilgrim Church and want to check it out. Maybe you are searching for a community where you fit in. Maybe you are hoping to find a place where you can ask questions and find your own faith path. Maybe you are you are looking for a new spiritual home.
Please join us on Sunday mornings at 10am in person, or you can watch us live on this website or our Facebook page. After 2pm on Sunday you can also view the current service or past services on YouTube.
Sunday May 5th, 2024, 10AM
Beloved of God,
I will miss being with all of you over the next ten days but am delighted that this Sunday we welcome the Reverend Jamie Faile to the pulpit. Jamie was ordained in 1990 by Lehigh Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and Honorably Retired by the Presbytery of Detroit in 2023. Jamie has served churches in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Michigan as pastor, Hospital Chaplain, and Adjunct Faculty at the University of Detroit Mercy. Interests include work with PFLAG Cape Cod, Latinx in Action Hyannis, and plans to volunteer with the Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown. Born and raised in and around White Plains, NY, Jamie received the BA from DeSales University (PA) in 1975 and the MDiv from Moravian Theological Seminary (PA) in 1990 with Continuing Education at Princeton, McCormick and Union Seminaries. In 2014 Jamie completed training and was certified for Interim Ministry by the Synod of the Northeast. Married to Barb McLaughlin, with four adult, married step-children, three grandchildren and a variety of dogs and cats. Barb and the family still live in the Detroit area. No stranger to the Cape, vacationing over the years, Jamie spent a Sabbatical year in South Harwich in 2001 and returned to live there at the end of 2023. Pilgrim Congregational Church in Harwich Port has become Jamie’s new church home, for which we are very grateful!
In God’s love, Rev. Amie