Join us every Sunday for worship in our historic meetinghouse at 8am and 10am!

We are a "come as you are" church, with people of all ages; we are long-time churchgoers and people who are just starting to explore the mysteries of faith; we are a growing congregation, and we are looking forward to meeting you. 

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ALL Children must register for Sunday Morning Programs Read More Here​​​

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Thank you for getting us beyond $500,000 for 2026!

We have exceeded our pledge goal for 2026; we currently have 194 pledges totaling $509,555. From pledges of $5 to pledges of five figures, everything counts. Read More Here

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​​​​​​​​​We're looking for another Church School Teacher — 3 hours/week at $20/hr. Join our welcoming, progressive community!  Read More Here​​

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Middle Schoolers on Sunday Mornings - We've created a separate gathering time for Middle Schoolers.  Read More Here

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Life and Living Course Continues on January 25th – “Forgiveness” : For our first meeting in the New Year, I have selected: “Learning to Love Your Enemies: A Conversation with Matthew Potts”. Read More Here​

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January narthex display hosts the Prayer Shawl Ministry. The Prayer Shawl Ministry first gathered at Old North Church in 2001. Based on a ministry established in Connecticut and now practiced all over the world, over the last 24 years, ONC volunteers have knit hundreds of shawls to be given freely to members of our congregation. Read More Here

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2nd Annual MLK Community Breakfast – January 19, 9:30-11am Old North is hosting the Marblehead Racial Justice Team's Martin Luther King, Jr. Day breakfast, including a musical performance by the St. Mary’s School Choir, a reading from Letter from a Birmingham Jail, and the presentation of the Presentation of the Drum Major for Justice Award.  Read More Here

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NSYM Clothing Drive Jess Easter and the North Shore Youth Ministry are heading to Boston through CityReach on January 23. They're collecting supplies to bring to serve the homeless community.Read More Here 

 

Discussion on Immigration Enforcement – Sunday, January 25, 2pm Diann Slavit Baylis and Nancy Norman, two immigration attorneys that live in Marblehead, along with Alexandra Pineros Shields, who directs the MA Public Policy Program at Brandeis, will lead a community discussion about how the community can get involved in helping local immigrants. Read More Here