We are the Weybridge Congregational Church,
an Open & Affirming, Creation Justice congregation of the United Church of Christ (UCC) located in the heart of Addison County in Vermont’s beautiful Champlain Valley. We welcome you to come worship with us.
The Weybridge Congregational Church, located on Weybridge Hill, was formed in 1794 by a group of eight women and seven men, representing a mix of people that included a doctor, miller, lawyer, tax collector, politician, Revolutionary War veteran, young explorer and linguist, and farmers. Today we continue to carry on this tradition of a diverse and colorful gathering, as symbolized by the colorful stained glass windows that adorn our sanctuary (see the header image of this webpage).
The town of Weybridge is situated between the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain and is a short drive (3.5 miles) from downtown Middlebury. Weybridge Congregational Church shares the town with the Morgan Horse Farm, Monument Farms Dairy, a fourth-generation, fully integrated (cow to carton), regionally acclaimed dairy, Weybridge Fire Department, Weybridge Elementary School, and a large population of Dutch Belted cows.
“Weybridge is located to the east of Snake Mountain and is centered about the valley where the Lemon Fair River flows into Otter Creek. It is bounded by New Haven, Middlebury, Cornwall, Bridport, and Addison. Its 11,072 acres include a scenic variety of open fields and thick woods, level valley lands and mountain slopes.
Hidden in the central woods is Bittersweet Falls, where Beaver Brook tumbles some thirty feet over rocky ledge into quiet pools, forming an ice castle in winter, a foaming cascade in the spring, but hardly a trickle in the dry days of summer. Thundering torrents roar over major falls along Otter Creek on the eastern and northern boundaries of the town. Between Belden’s Falls and Huntington Falls, rapids offer a challenge to white water enthusiasts in a wild and beautiful setting, while between Huntington Falls and Lower Falls the creek spreads out into a placid lake where beavers build their houses in the shallows and fishermen drop their lines into the quiet waters. In the western part of the town the quieter waters of Lemon Fair invite flocks of birds to pause in their long spring and fall migrations. Otter and beaver along the river, deer and small animals in the woods, even an occasional bobcat and coyote on the slopes of Snake Mountain, share the Weybridge lands with the people who live there.”
~Ida H. Washington, History of Weybridge, Vermont
While our history roots us in Weybridge, our membership and outreach extend well beyond the town’s borders. We are an active community of members and friends, united in Christ’s love, striving to make a positive difference as we seek a just world for all. We hope you will consider stopping in sometime to join with us in friendship and worship. No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.
Weybridge Congregational Church 
Hello..wondering if there is a way to watch past sermons. Thanx❤️🔥
Thank you for checking in. We are working on creating a way to video stream worship services and, therefore, having video of sermons available at any time.