The Heart of Our Community!
The Congregational Church of Hollis has been a central part of the community for over 275 years and remains deeply committed to our tradition of service. The church plays a critical role in building a stronger community by providing essential services to our members and neighbors through gifts of time, money and talent. As the iconic New England church on the town green, alongside the historic library and restored town hall, we actively support town center life.
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Congregational Church of Hollis Celebrates Renovations
On September 12, 2021, the Congregational Church of Hollis celebrated the grand reopening of its newly renovated building. “I am so proud, amazed, and humbled by what has been accomplished,” Rev. Tanya Stormo-Rasmussen said in a news release. “This celebration represents over four years of hard work and we are extremely excited to finally be able to share our renovation with the community.” Festivities included fresh doughnuts made in the new commercial kitchen, tours, activities for kids, and a dedication ceremony at the 3 Monument Square church. The opening marks the culmination of a renovation that includes bringing the nearly 100-year-old building up to code, installing an ADA bathroom, remodeling the kitchen, redesigning spaces like a community function room and youth room and enhancing meeting rooms and educational spaces. The renovation also includes a transformation of the church’s outdoor spaces with the addition of the Squires Community Patio, which honors longtime residents Jim and Jan Squires. The work was done under the direction of Dennis Mires, P.A., The Architects, of Manchester and Milestone Engineering of Concord. For more information, call 603-465-7797.
Squires Community Patio
Read about a vibrant new venue for community activities and about Jim & Jan Squires who the patio is named in honor of.
After Renovation Pictures
Pictures of the church after completion of 2020-2021 renovations. Photos Credit: John W. Hession